Thank you Dan, I knew you'd step up to the plate and hit a homer. I'll try it
and let you know.
Victor Gouveia
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Hi Robert,
I knew there was something I liked about you.
Oh, and by the way, I'm not going to consider kicking this thing until I've
exhausted all options, but I have the bigger boot available if needed.
Victor Gouveia
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Hi dale,
Sorry my friend, but if the laptop is fried, then I can take it to someone that
will buy it for parts and give me a good price for the overall thing.
The screen alone is worth about $300 and the hard drive, even though it is only
a 40 gig drive is worth, at least $60, all of which I
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Hi All,
I recently came across a problem that is forcing me to go to a professional
for help...Yeah, I know, I've used the dirty word...
Anyway, my
I have a stupid question for the engineers. about a frost level in the
ground. if you have a steep side hill, would the frost be as deep on
that hill as it would be on the top or bottomm level ground?Lee
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I have a stupid question for the engineers. about a frost level
Hi Ray,
Thanks for the research, it's much appreciated.
I have tried the traditional troubleshooting ideas, starting with the power
first, followed by the A B C's of medicine. They are, airway, breathing and
circulation. This is what medical professionals are taught to look for in an
Hi Max,
As I wrote to Ray, it's not a matter of whether the computer boots or not, I'm
simply not getting power to different components of the computer.
The screen is blank, the hard drive isn't spinning and the hard drive light
isn't lighting up.
I can only assume that there is a power flow
Victor,
Can you get a voltage meter on the terminals where the battery would
connect and see if there is current there when the box is plugged in?
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victor,
If nothing comes up on the screen and nothing happens otherwise, only other
thing to try is a boot floppy or CDrom depending on what you have
If that doesn't work,you're fubar.
A continuity tester will be of no use and probably harm on any of those
connectors, even assuming you have the
victor,
It does strike me that a battery with a shorted cell might give similar
results.
I don't know if those things are supposed to run with the battery removed,
if you know for sure, you could try that, but there are
many reasons why that might not work even if the battery is the
problem.
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Hi All,
I recently came across a problem that is forcing me to go to a
professional for help
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