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Within the defined scope of SF questions your's is, at least, off-topic. As written the question indicates a home user having issue with their laptop -- this could be within the scope of Super User.

There are two other issues in play here:

1. Question migration is a complicated topic for the community.

The "crap" reference comes from Jeff's answer on this topic.

2. Poorly researched/asked questions are not warmly received here.

Your question reads as though you've invested zero effort in writing it, or finding resolution. You may want to learn more about how to ask better questions prior to your next posting.

Within the defined scope of SF questions your's is, at least, off-topic. As written the question indicates a home user having issue with their laptop -- this could be within the scope of Super User.

There are two other issues in play here:

1. Question migration is a complicated topic for the community.

The "crap" reference comes from Jeff's answer on this topic.

2. Poorly researched/asked questions are not warmly received here.

Your question reads as though you've invested zero effort in writing it, or finding resolution. You may want to learn more about how to ask better questions prior to your next posting.

Within the defined scope of SF questions your's is, at least, off-topic. As written the question indicates a home user having issue with their laptop -- this could be within the scope of Super User.

There are two other issues in play here:

1. Question migration is a complicated topic for the community.

The "crap" reference comes from Jeff's answer on this topic.

2. Poorly researched/asked questions are not warmly received here.

Your question reads as though you've invested zero effort in writing it, or finding resolution. You may want to learn more about how to ask better questions prior to your next posting.

Within the defined scope of SF questions your's is, at least, off-topic. As written the question indicates a home user having issue with their laptop -- this could be within the scope of Super User.

There are two other issues in play here:

1. Question migration is a complicated topic for the community.

The "crap" reference comes from Jeff's answer on this topic.

2. Poorly researched/asked questions are not warmly received here.

Your question reads as though you've invested zero effort in writing it, or finding resolution. You may want to learn more about how to ask better questions prior to your next posting.

Within the defined scope of SF questions your's is, at least, off-topic. As written the question indicates a home user having issue with their laptop -- this could be within the scope of Super User.

There are two other issues in play here:

1. Question migration is a complicated topic for the community.

The "crap" reference comes from Jeff's answer on this topic.

2. Poorly researched/asked questions are not warmly received here.

As written, your question sounds as though you've invested zero effort in it, or finding resolution. You may want to learn more about how to ask better questions prior to your next posting.

Within the defined scope of SF questions your's is, at least, off-topic. As written the question indicates a home user having issue with their laptop -- this could be within the scope of Super User.

There are two other issues in play here:

1. Question migration is a complicated topic for the community.

The "crap" reference comes from Jeff's answer on this topic.

2. Poorly researched/asked questions are not warmly received here.

Your question reads as though you've invested zero effort in writing it, or finding resolution. You may want to learn more about how to ask better questions prior to your next posting.