Do i have to install that kooboo? what is kooboo? also, what's the difference between the c2 and c6? thanks
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No, Kooboodle needs not be installed, it's a freebie for photo management that I do not use. C2 differs from C6 significantly in that C6 backs nearly your entire hard disk, including the operating system and takes a lot longer to do. I do use it occasionally. Problem is that the very first time of use , C6 takes many hours, (about 6 for me) and is best done at night. The time from then on is about 8 minutes in my case. I use both C2 ( regularly) and C6 (seldom) and never had a problem. C2 is most useful for me for transferring files from a current computer to a new one.
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C6 is for total content backup and the C2 is for personal files on a computer including photos, music, videos, email, contacts, web favorites, documents. Kooboo is a free service for collecting, sharing, and exchanging photos
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I would not use either I eventually de-installed my Clickfree backups and got something that worked
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It will work as a USB device and you will be able to view the file system of the Cowon but some features won't work because the device was built around the Windows platform. The one feature that appears to not work is the "safely remove". You will need to eject the device from within Linux then go to the player and "turn off USB" at the screen.If you are going to use Linux I would go with one of the more popular distros such as Mint or Ubuntu. There's a much better chance of finding better device support than a distro where you have to install various packages to you OS build liking. It will work as a USB device and you will be able to view the file system of the Cowon but some features won't work because the device was built around the Windows platform. The one feature that appears to not work is the "safely remove". You will need to eject the device from within Linux then go to the player and "turn off USB" at the screen.If you are going to use Linux I would go with one of the more popular distros such as Mint or Ubuntu. There's a much better chance of finding better device support than a distro where you have to install various... » Read More It will work as a USB device and you will be able to view the file system of the Cowon but some features won't work because the device was built around the Windows platform. The one feature that appears to not work is the "safely remove". You will need to eject the device from within Linux then go to the player and "turn off USB" at the screen.If you are going to use Linux I would go with one of the more popular distros such as Mint or Ubuntu. There's a much better chance of finding better device support than a distro where you have to install various packages to you OS build liking. « Show Less
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worked fine on mine. I have backed up a win8 laptop & win7 laptop on one c6 clickfree. I then checked randomly for specific files and found them without issue. I have not tried a restore at this time. So far I like it.
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i seriously doubt it, unless you can work something out with the seller.ms should make the iso available for free (it's worthless without a coa), because a situation like this one led me to try linux for the first time and i don't plan on ever going back.i suggest linux mint or zorin.doesn't cost a dime.
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exactly, on previous OEM versions once you installed it was locked to that hardware. I am looking for full version where I can install on a new system and move the license if I ever change hardware.
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It sure indeed is a brilliant forum. I´ve looked for my answer there and from what I learned the device I was actually looking for was C310 and not C310x. A software hack was required in order to read the ROM so I gave up on this unit and chose a NAV200 from Delphi which stores all its maps in the external SD card thus making it much simpler to switch to maps from other countries. I also had to consider the fact that navteq, route 66 and destinator are the only available providers of maps to Brazil and US (the countries I need).
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Here is the instruction manual http://c3.zzounds.com/media/iprofile_quickstart_guide_v12-3bd90f0773afaf2f1e72f795a5923d5d.pdf
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Yeah, I am not sure either, but considering C2 appears to be a more recent version update not to mention, cheaper and also come with free office 2013, that made my choice easy to decide.
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The only difference is that the c530 has a high sensitivity "surf" receiver. Keep in mind though, both units will come with the older v8 mapping because they do not have the internal memory to load the new 2008 maps. The units will become regionalized which means you will have to choose between loading the lower 48 states, or Canada and the border states.
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Randy, that is a good question. When I received my c710-2856 I don't remember getting much information. What I did was go into the acer website and get the information I needed for the chromebook. I didn't need much information, because this unit is pretty straight forward.
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No, this is were the major difference is. The only options you have for adding anything is from the Google app store for the chrome os. In short this is way better. For me this is more like a rides on top piece of technology. Or this device is the control center for other devices that have files and software loaded on them. I think there is a growing list of cloud based licensing of software. I haven't tried yet. I store everything onto my home pc via chrome remote desktop. It seems to stream and open anything I've come across on the internet. You won't truly get it until you try it.
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It does; thanks. You sound like you really love your chromebook! Alas, I decided that since I want something that has a desktop (but the advantages of the cloud), I decided to get a "regular" netbook and install Joli OS onto it. Joli is a linux OS (based on Umbuntu) that is a halfway point between desktop based systems and cloud based systems. Really like it so far. Having no desktop was a little too much of a leap for me, as I don't want to be absolutely tethered to wi-fi.
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Has anyone installed this on a Samsung NP700Z5B-S01UB? I need to know if the install is easy. Many reviews of the crucial M500 with the easy install disk and cable report difficulty. I assume the EVO version is similar to the M500 install kit so I wanted to know if anyone has had issues. I need it to work the first time as I cant go one day without my comp. thanks.
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It has to do with the storage capacity. The C6 stores 2 Terabytes of data. The C2 stores less.
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Yes. I own it & love it. Just be sure you order the correct one, for c5l or x5l. I believed its possibly the best combo ever
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How do you open it to add memory? I have had this for about 3 days, and it seems to work well, but my wife complains it is too slow on her farmville mega-ranch :) There is no documentation or anything at the acer site. The owners manual just says to "take out screws", but I only see one visible screw in the bottom. I removed it, but nothing came apart. It seems to be a nice PC, removed all the free-software and it runs everything well so far. It is also so small and quiet.Any help would be appreciated.
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This is the most recent model if you are looking for the traditional install. If you are seeking the most recent version then you would need to see CT (click tight) in the description.