Good luck with finding solutions for it.

angel345 said:

Good luck with finding solutions for it.

Thanks!

You could use Ubuntu Linux disc to get the info off your dead HDD.

http://www.howtogeek.com/...-computer/

http://www.howtogeek.com/...u-live-cd/

I've had to do this a couple of times

Efan said:

johnart said:

If I could suck your dick real good to replace everything your computer has fucked you over on I would, just cause I'm a good friend like that. Why isn't life this simple?

Why, that sounds so crazy it just might work! Certainly there'd be no harm in trying.

XxAxX said:

Efan said:

Why, that sounds so crazy it just might work! Certainly there'd be no harm in trying.

this is why i love the ORG so much look at us all just getting along

We're good people.

Mine is better now.

Efan said:

angel345 said:

Good luck with finding solutions for it.

Thanks!

Computers can be a pain...

Efan said:

PurpleJedi said:

Do you REALLY want your porn collection in the hands of Geeks?

And I would think if you go into any form of IT repair, 90% of the things you see would be porn. It'd be like trying to find a plumber who didn't have to deal with poo ever.

Porn as occupational hazard. Who'd'a' thunk it?

So...if you became a Geek...they wouldn't fire you for looking at porn at work...

Genesia said:

Efan said:

And I would think if you go into any form of IT repair, 90% of the things you see would be porn. It'd be like trying to find a plumber who didn't have to deal with poo ever.

Porn as occupational hazard. Who'd'a' thunk it?

So...if you became a Geek...they wouldn't fire you for looking at porn at work...

It's best to keep porn in a flash drive and not in a hard drive. That way people wouldn't be too suspicious lol

To be honest, right now I'm having some of my own computer issues, though it's more a matter of opportunity than calamity. It goes back to last winter, when I was coming home from work, and I found a Dell Latitude laptop on the side of the road. It was missing its battery and was covered partially in ice crystals. I took it home to dry it out, set it aside and forgot about it until about three weeks ago, when I was doing some cleaning around the house. I ordered a replacement battery and adapter, and when I got the battery I charged it up, put it in the laptop and attempted to see what I had. Turns out the LCD screen was damaged, so I ordered a new LCD screen. I got it today and tried to replace it, but it came with a brand new inverter, so I'm trying to remove the old inverter but can't get the screws out. I don't have any screwdrivers small enough to plug into the Phillips head screws, and a steak knife isn't doing anything for me. UUGGHH! I don't know what to do now.

728huey said:

To be honest, right now I'm having some of my own computer issues, though it's more a matter of opportunity than calamity. It goes back to last winter, when I was coming home from work, and I found a Dell Latitude laptop on the side of the road. It was missing its battery and was covered partially in ice crystals. I took it home to dry it out, set it aside and forgot about it until about three weeks ago, when I was doing some cleaning around the house. I ordered a replacement battery and adapter, and when I got the battery I charged it up, put it in the laptop and attempted to see what I had. Turns out the LCD screen was damaged, so I ordered a new LCD screen. I got it today and tried to replace it, but it came with a brand new inverter, so I'm trying to remove the old inverter but can't get the screws out. I don't have any screwdrivers small enough to plug into the Phillips head screws, and a steak knife isn't doing anything for me. UUGGHH! I don't know what to do now.

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