How do you clean the screen? Water/wet cloth? windex? Lysol? All my touchpad spots work except the schedule: I cannot even view the schedule. Help
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To clean the screen the owner's book suggest a soft DAMP cloth. However, if you cannot view the "schedule" box and all the boxes across the bottom can be seen, I would think your unit has suffered an electronic failure. I would recommend you call Honeywell or contact there service dept via the web. Like most modern day products with computer type keypads, there are no consumer serviceable parts.
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Clean with damp cloth. Water only. Push the clean and wipe for the full 30 seconds. You may have to do it twice. This worked for me.
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there is a place on the screen to touch to clean the screen. it says cleen screen and gives you 30 seconds and if you need more time push it again for another 30 seconds
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I just use one of those microfiber cloths that you buy to clean tablet or touch screens. I haven't needed to yet, but I have a small spray bottle of eye glass cleaner that I will eventually use as needed.
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Sorry. I dont really understand yr question. I have a problem eith the touch pad. I doest work after 3 months. FeaturesIntel Core_i5_3317U Processor 1.7GHz6 GB SO-DIMM RAM500GB 5400rpm Hard Drive, 32 GB Solid-State Drive14.4-Inch ScreenWindows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
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I had this as well. On that white line there will be no "touch" capability on your screen as well. I returned mine a few days ago. I noticed the adhesive wasn't holding on the back side of the piece but decided to see if it would work anyway. I would just return it and reorder. I'm still waiting on my new screen
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I agree with J. Leo. The trackpad on every ASUS notebook for the past year have been terrible. I'm talking about that terrible dimpled monstrosity with the rocker switch. Here are my complaints: 1) The trackpad is on a glossy surface, meaning that if your fingers are not well oiled, the fingers do not glide across the surface. This makes using the trackpad a horrible horrible experience. 2) The dimples are not enough to indicate the end of the trackpad. Normal trackpads are recessed, leaving a slight wall to tell a user where the trackpad ended. 3) The rocker switch is not deep enough, so pressing the mouse button leaves an unclear impression as to whether a click was registered. Look at the Thinkpad buttons. Those go deep, at least by several millimeters. If you press it down, you know you pressed a button. The rocker switch goes down by about one millimeter. Not enough. Additionally, if some debris gets down there, it scrapes against the switch which sounds almost like a click. 4) The rocker switch is loud. 5) Due to the glossiness, oil and fingerprints accumulate on the trackpad itself. How ugly. (Consider this a side rant against any glossy notebook chassis.) Also, what's with the typically mediocre ASUS screens? About the only good screen from an ASUS is the 1005 HA.
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do you have an air duster? use that after you spray & wipe the screen down to make sure you remove all the dust/lint!
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Hello. I have had my Acer Aspire One 10" for a few months. Has been fine until recently, the touch pad works for navigating, clicking. But the scroll function along the right and top of the touch pad have stopped working!!! Anybody know how to fix this problem? Thanks!
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Not sure about this issue. I have the laptop and have used approx. 2 hrs per day for 4-5 months without having a single instance of a trackpad problem. Computer has worked very well for me. Only issue has been resuming a large number of windows after long duration of rest.Sorry if this does not directly answer your question.
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Thank you both- really odd. If I pass my finger accross the touchpad- the font shrinks to an unreadable size. anyone have a solutions ? Thanks !
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Found a manual on the internet that tells how to clean. Can't find a way to send you the attachment. If you type in mini classic operating manual you should see the link to the PDF
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I'd had no problem with mine so don't know how to fix it. When you say 'new',how new is that? If it's still under warranty, go that route. Someone mentioned cleaning it and I think this is important. I do it every Sat. morning without fail.
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I had the same problem. If you still have the Acer provided softwares, launch Acer recovery management - restore - reinstall drivers. Find touchpad and reinstall the touchpad driver. Simple. If you have uninstalled Acer softwares, you have to manually download and install the driver which is also not too difficult to do. Start with googling the model name. You will probably have to go to Acer's support site and download the driver and install it. After a restart it should work as before.
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I just wash it with some soap and water, and you can use a light wire brush or pipe cleaner to clear the screen. Depending on what you're grinding, you can also dip a cotton swab in some rubbing alcohol to clean the threads or other sticky areas. Hope this helps!
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There is a spray setting on the nozzle along with a stream setting. Using the spray setting with a single squeeze each time, will give you plenty of time to wipe the screen before it starts to run or drip. If you leave it set however it will start to run or drip.
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No its not a touch screen. I dont use the touch pad as much, I'm a gamer so I use a FPS Mouse. But when I do use the mouse it functions and moves smoothly and properly. Its very slow on normal settings to me.
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Absolutely,Touch screen input is clearly the optimal input method when interacting with with complex operating systems and independent software.Take care when cleaning the screen using feather lite pressure and non abrasive / preferably non ammonia based cleansers (avoid Windex) since pressure will damage even debiliate touch screen input.90% isopropyl and a clean paper towel can effectively clean your screen but the Asus accureately interprets input even with a dirty screen.
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Luckily, it is very cleanable. When I use it, I can usually just clean it with just a soft cloth. When the grandkids use it, I have used a damp cloth on it. When they use it and get sticky weird stuff on it (that I have yet to identify) I have used my screen cleaner on it and a soft cloth. I have not had any problems with the screen protectors on my devices.