It could be due to any factory installed software to save battery. Check for installed programs to see if there's any such feature to auto-enable airplane mode during idle time.
Note 2 is a wise choice.
Once my colleague saw a Note 1(N7000) in my hand and exclaimed, "Man, that is so big!"
I replied, "Why? Haven't you held anything more than 4" in your hands?" :p
Hi,
The recent BSOD is caused by your ATI video card. Are you sure you have updated to the latest driver. Please double check by going to the ATI website and see if there's any updated driver available.
http://support.amd.com/us/Pages/AMDSupportHub.aspx
I'd also suggest you to do a clean...
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It seems Avast anti virus is causing BSODs for you.
Uninstall Avast anti virus completely using the Avast! Removal Tool and then restart the computer.
We recommend using the built-in Windows Defender along with Malware Bytes.
Also, run System File...
Run System File Checker to verify/repair the integrity of system files.
Full tutorial here: SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker - Windows 7 Support Forums
Also, run chkdsk /f to repair corrupt sectors in the hard drive.
Full tutorial here...
Does it work on another browser? If yes then you should try clearing the chrome browsing history and cache by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Delete. From the dropdown, select "The Beginning of Time" and click Clear Browsing Data (See pic below)
I know what you're talking about. I have this software built in with my Samsung ultra book. I doubt if such software is available in the market though.
It's something to do with the network adapters. Try uninstalling all network adapters and reboot your computer. Then let windows update find the Network Drivers for you.