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OT: Recycling PC's - Update!!!!

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Bill VA

09-18-2005 06:47:53




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Firstly, much thanks for all of your replies!

I think I�ve dodged a bullet on this PC � it lives another day.

I switched on my PC last night and the hard disk booted-up and ran like it should. Not wanting to take any chances, I quickly went out and bought a new hard disk, installed it as a slave and via the new disk�s software, I made it bootable and copied all of the files from the old hard disk. Then, I shut things down, removed the old hard disk, configured the jumpers on the new disk for solo duty � sort of a PC heart transplant! I then buttoned things-up and it looks like (knock on wood) like I�m good to go for a while longer.

Next thing I�m going to do, before I put it back under my desk is give it a good blowing out � dust everywhere! And add another 256mb of ram to max it out at 512mb. Oh, I think I am also going upgrade to cable modem service. Around my neck of the woods, it costs less for that than DSL and I gather it is faster too.

Thanks again,
Bill

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Coloken

09-18-2005 11:57:27




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 Re: OT: Recycling PC's - Update!!!! in reply to Bill VA, 09-18-2005 06:47:53  
Great. The nice thing about DSL or cable is you can hang on the internet all you want without tieing up your phone line. Lots of dust? Fans can be oiled..the little sticker on the end covers the bearing.
Kennyp



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