Hah, although I've never seen the movie I think that works rather well
Slight threadjack. If a laptop does this before freezing and then refusing to even post, what's wrong with it:
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Thu 14 Jun 2012, 23:33,
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*looks up geography*
Well maybe they should have cut off their internet wires if they didn't want me looking at their kitchenware
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Thu 14 Jun 2012, 23:50,
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dance like they ain't watching you either :D
oddly i've had a few glitches today too... hmmms
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Thu 14 Jun 2012, 23:56,
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Well.. it was pretty
Damn laptops, lure you in with wonderful dances before forcing AIDS at you. AIDS.
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Thu 14 Jun 2012, 23:44,
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That's the one where you look away for exactly 15 seconds before clapping twice?
I did that one, it hasn't helped :( also, yes
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:06,
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Do you have a spare monitor you can plug in?
That way you can work out if it's the monitor or your compy that is borked.
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:23,
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Yeah, tried that
Fans spin up, no output from either screen, and it takes a hold down to turn it off again, even right after power on. Will spin up a disc if you put one in though. ctrl+alt+del doesn't seem to trigger a reboot.
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:27,
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Aye, it seems to be that way
It was going to have such a good life too
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:37,
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Wheel of Morality, turn turn turn. Tell us the lesson we should learn.
"Moral 17 - HP are shit."
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:39,
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^ This
Probably death by fluff. Overheated. You are looking at the video memory corruption funky dance.
Or just the HP Self destruct has been triggered. They press a button at head office when they want you to give them more money.
I have more broken HPs in my laptop heap than any other model.
/IT Engineer
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:21,
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Or just the HP Self destruct has been triggered. They press a button at head office when they want you to give them more money.
I have more broken HPs in my laptop heap than any other model.
/IT Engineer
Haha
Actually, the worst computer I've owned was a Compaq (HP). I don't think it had heard of 'stable' and it sure did overheat.
And it came with Win me, I mean how bad can you get.
edit: all my interesting screwdriver bits are elsewhere I'll give it a check for fluff tomorrow and hope it hasn't done damage
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:25,
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And it came with Win me, I mean how bad can you get.
edit: all my interesting screwdriver bits are elsewhere I'll give it a check for fluff tomorrow and hope it hasn't done damage
HpHaHa
Overheating in a stable can lead to burning the barn down. Not a good plan.
As to WinMe - no computer could survive that without mental scars. The fairest upgrade for a WinME HP would have been an axe. At an early age.
Try placing an axe in front of your webcam on the funky machine and explain to the mic what will happen if it doesn't start to behave.
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:36,
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As to WinMe - no computer could survive that without mental scars. The fairest upgrade for a WinME HP would have been an axe. At an early age.
Try placing an axe in front of your webcam on the funky machine and explain to the mic what will happen if it doesn't start to behave.
Or did I miss the more obvious one?
Compaq (HP) is the Compaq (Heat Pack) model. This could be your problem.
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:40,
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Pfft, and yes I think I'll introduce it to an axe or two, scare it into place
I'm just glad my desktops are collections of parts, with big cases, airflow and occasional dusting
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:45,
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With careful appliaction of the axe...
your laptop could also become a collection of parts with good airflow.
Maybe create something to win a Turner prize?
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:50,
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Maybe create something to win a Turner prize?
Oh I don't think careful
instils just how accurate you have to be to manage that.
Anyway, the hard drive is still good, as I suspect is the inverter, both of which have future uses
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:55,
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Anyway, the hard drive is still good, as I suspect is the inverter, both of which have future uses
I'd reckon that crossbeam's gon't skew on tredle
edit: you have a dodgy joint somewhere
Sounds like someone'll have to hot air a reball job
:D
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:16,
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Sounds like someone'll have to hot air a reball job
:D
I can't make sense of this
So, um.. I'll have 4 from the top and 2 from the bottom
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:30,
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Your graphics driver is parsing too many blits per sub-form, resulting in a mesi-quantum feedback grid through your anterior messenger chip.
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:34,
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This looks like it makes relevant sense
I henceforth rename you Mubelfish, for translation purposes
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:40,
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Its lucky I was here as I have just finished my Microsoft exams...
And I can tell you that it is broken and the problem definitley originates from somewhere inside it!
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:37,
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Hahaha
You're so right, thank god you came. Hang on, I'll get a saw
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 0:42,
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Hah, thanks for the edit
Although it's pretty old now so worthwhileness is questionable
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:05,
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on the bright side, if it's an apple laptop it breaks faster
:D
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:06,
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more of a graphics chip
which I don't much fancy trying to replace, especially since it's only Intel
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:00,
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