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06 Jan 2011, 5:51 pm
Blint wrote:
So tired..... 
Me too... At least you didn't go through the rest of the other lessons, it was well boring but I must admit I had few company around to keep me going.
06 Jan 2011, 5:53 pm
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06 Jan 2011, 5:59 pm
Kaybee wrote:
Lace-Bane wrote:
Hmm... it's definitely not a virus 
. My computer is working fine today without all of the problem stuff. I described the problems I've had with my pc to my dad and he said it sounds like a problem with the hard drive . I hope my pet computer doesn't die or I'll be sad 
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. My computer is working fine today without all of the problem stuff. I described the problems I've had with my pc to my dad and he said it sounds like a problem with the hard drive . I hope my pet computer doesn't die or I'll be sad .You could just replace the hard drive, if that's what it is. They're quite cheap.
I don't know how to replace a hard drive in a lap top... or if that's even possible without having to order the right sized hard drive and having it professionally installed
. I'll figure something out 
.
06 Jan 2011, 6:05 pm
Lace-Bane wrote:
Kaybee wrote:
Lace-Bane wrote:
Hmm... it's definitely not a virus . My computer is working fine today without all of the problem stuff. I described the problems I've had with my pc to my dad and he said it sounds like a problem with the hard drive . I hope my pet computer doesn't die or I'll be sad .
. My computer is working fine today without all of the problem stuff. I described the problems I've had with my pc to my dad and he said it sounds like a problem with the hard drive . I hope my pet computer doesn't die or I'll be sad .You could just replace the hard drive, if that's what it is. They're quite cheap.
I don't know how to replace a hard drive in a lap top... or if that's even possible without having to order the right sized hard drive and having it professionally installed
. I'll figure something out .Laptops tend to have 2.5 inch drives.
Sometimes its more hassle then its worth to open up a laptop depends, might cause all sorts of problems with invalidating warrenty n stuff
06 Jan 2011, 6:10 pm
06 Jan 2011, 6:13 pm
Laz wrote:
Lace-Bane wrote:
Kaybee wrote:
Lace-Bane wrote:
Hmm... it's definitely not a virus . My computer is working fine today without all of the problem stuff. I described the problems I've had with my pc to my dad and he said it sounds like a problem with the hard drive . I hope my pet computer doesn't die or I'll be sad .
. My computer is working fine today without all of the problem stuff. I described the problems I've had with my pc to my dad and he said it sounds like a problem with the hard drive . I hope my pet computer doesn't die or I'll be sad .You could just replace the hard drive, if that's what it is. They're quite cheap.
I don't know how to replace a hard drive in a lap top... or if that's even possible without having to order the right sized hard drive and having it professionally installed
. I'll figure something out .Laptops tend to have 2.5 inch drives.
Sometimes its more hassle then its worth to open up a laptop depends, might cause all sorts of problems with invalidating warrenty n stuff
Thank you for that Laz
. I'll have to look into hard drives of that size... and see how much they are. I'll probably have to pay to have it installed though because I'm an idiot with computer hardware 
. I'm debating if it makes sense to though because my laptop computer is like 5 years old now. It's still not slow or anything like that so I could keep it... I just wonder if this is the first thing in a string of problems that might start to occur
06 Jan 2011, 6:16 pm
In my world, Diet Pepsi tastes like pink bubble gum 
06 Jan 2011, 6:26 pm
Lace-Bane wrote:
Laz wrote:
Lace-Bane wrote:
Kaybee wrote:
Lace-Bane wrote:
Hmm... it's definitely not a virus . My computer is working fine today without all of the problem stuff. I described the problems I've had with my pc to my dad and he said it sounds like a problem with the hard drive . I hope my pet computer doesn't die or I'll be sad .
. My computer is working fine today without all of the problem stuff. I described the problems I've had with my pc to my dad and he said it sounds like a problem with the hard drive . I hope my pet computer doesn't die or I'll be sad .You could just replace the hard drive, if that's what it is. They're quite cheap.
I don't know how to replace a hard drive in a lap top... or if that's even possible without having to order the right sized hard drive and having it professionally installed
. I'll figure something out .Laptops tend to have 2.5 inch drives.
Sometimes its more hassle then its worth to open up a laptop depends, might cause all sorts of problems with invalidating warrenty n stuff
Thank you for that Laz
. I'll have to look into hard drives of that size... and see how much they are. I'll probably have to pay to have it installed though because I'm an idiot with computer hardware . I'm debating if it makes sense to though because my laptop computer is like 5 years old now. It's still not slow or anything like that so I could keep it... I just wonder if this is the first thing in a string of problems that might start to occur That's quite a while for a laptop to last! In general, opening up a laptop is too much trouble for the layman (which I am as well), but the hard drive should be easily accessible. You don't have to take the whole thing apart--there should be a little compartment for it on the bottom of your laptop. The hardest part is likely to be removing the tiny screws. Replacing your master hard drive when you're not familiar with this sort of thing might not something I would normally recommend, but if your computer is dying anyway, it can be an interesting learning experience. It's not an especially complicated thing to do, either, though it can take a bit of time.
06 Jan 2011, 6:37 pm
I'm going to quietly leave WP until tomorrow..
Here is just a youtube clip from a favorite film of mine though, everytime I watch this particular film its not easy to watch it all the way through as, there are ways in which I was like the character though, never did all the wondrous adventures but, in other ways.Still no more words from me further unil tomorrow..
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peijTiCjCDU[/youtube]
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06 Jan 2011, 6:40 pm
Lace-Bane wrote:
In my world, Diet Pepsi tastes like pink bubble gum
Lucky! In my world pink bubble gum tastes like pink bubble gum. But Diet Pepsi is still da shiz. (especially mixed with a little Dr. Pepper)
06 Jan 2011, 7:52 pm
I wonder if anyone has clued on to who Gary is yet 
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06 Jan 2011, 8:20 pm
jmnixon95 wrote:
Taupey wrote:
jmnixon95 wrote:
Taupey wrote:
What a strange day this has been for me here. I hope my children are both alright. 
You have kids?
I always thought you were that age. Despite reading very few of your posts.
hmm... I write like I'm 48 years old. That's good, I think... But I don't talk down to anyone who is younger than me.
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