Problem solved.
Thanks for the offer. My friend bought a replacement battery for £1 and
it is up and running again. I wonder how many usable PCs get abandoned
when this happens
Roger
On 31/08/11 20:40, Ally Biggs wrote:
What's the model? I work at Jamies Computers may be able to sort out a
On Friday 02 September 2011 09:43:34 Roger Munford wrote:
I wonder how many usable PCs get abandoned
when this happens
Not as many, I would think, as get abandoned because viruses have slowed them
down. :-(
Lisi
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On 02/09/2011 11:55, Lisi wrote:
On Friday 02 September 2011 09:43:34 Roger Munford wrote:
I wonder how many usable PCs get abandoned
when this happens
Not as many, I would think, as get abandoned because viruses have slowed them
down. :-(
++
I had a friend over this week - her windows
Not as many, I would think, as get abandoned because viruses have
slowed them down. :-(
Got rid of some crap but a complete re-install was the only sensible
solution.
Will you lot put a sock in it?
This list is fully archived; if the world at large finds out that
replacing crap Windows
On 02/09/2011 16:25, Vic wrote:
This list is fully archived; if the world at large finds out that
replacing crap Windows installations puts life back into old hardware, my
source of cheap computing will entirely dry up...
Given my friends intransigence in getting rid of some rather obvious to
Hi Luggers,
I'm new to HantsLUG and am thinking of showing my face tomorrow if I
can, to say hello. Just wanted to introduce me self and see what goes
on here. I'm a happy member of ALUG (Anglian-LUG) as Norwich is my
home town, but I have 10 fingers and 10 toes (including thumbs etc) so
don't
Apologies for the OT response, but I wanted to point out the following two
meets you may be interested in:
If you're into Arduino or any form of hardware hacking/modding then you may
enjoy SoutHACKton our local attempt to create a hackspace, next meeting is on
Wednesday 7th, details:
