How do I speed up my Eee PC?

How to Speed Up an Asus EEE PC

1. Adding RAM. As with virtually any other type of computing device, adding more RAM to your EEE PC is perhaps the easiest and most effective way to improve its performance.
2. Right-clocking/Overclocking the CPU.
3. Crank Up the Video.
4. Disable Unneeded Windows Services.
5. Ditch Windows Altogether.

What happened to Xandros?

As of October 2013, Xandros’ website is unresponsive (with their last update being in November 2009) and DistroWatch lists Xandros as discontinued. On 1 January 2018, it was announced that PC/OpenSystems LLC purchased Xandros and Linspire from Bridgeways, Inc.

How do I boot my Eee PC from USB?

How to boot ASUS Eee PC from USB / External drive – Disable Quick Boot

1. Turn off your Eee PC.
2. Turn it back on, tap F2 immediately.
3. Scroll over to the “Boot” tab.
4. Select “Boot Settings Configuration”.
5. Use the minus key to change “Quick Boot” to Disabled.
6. Press F10 to Save and Exit.

Is the Eee PC 1000H compatible with Windows 7?

This weekend Asus uploaded a Windows 7 Self Upgrade Guide for the Eee PC 1000H/XP to the company support site. Having installed Windows 7 RC on the netbook earlier this year, I can tell you that many features work out of the box. But the upgrade guide recommends that before you start, you make sure you have the latest BIOS version first.

What should I install on my Asus Eee PC?

Once Windows is installed, you may want to download and install drivers and utilities from the Asus support site, and step three explains the order in which they should be installed, starting with the chipset drivers and ending with the Super Hybrid Engine and Asus Update software.

When did the Asus Eee PC 1000H come out?

The Asus Eee PC 1000H was one of the company’s first 10 inch netbooks. I picked one up in August, 2008 and I’m still using it. The Eee PC 1000H may not be as thin or light as some newer netbooks, and it doesn’t get quite as much battery life as newer Asus models.

What kind of processor does Eee PC have?

The Eee PC running a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processor and 1GB of RAM handles the new operating system pretty well, just as it ran Vista pretty well when we loaded Vista Basic on it a few months ago.