Hey all. I haven't been here for a while, I have some catchin' up to do here, and whatever is happening in the whole vapin' world. My little brother passed away last month, and my computer is hardly ever working. Power supply issue I believe.
Welcome back. Condolences for losing your brother.
How long have you been away?
Welcome back!
It's a strange thing to be sure. The computer (which is a laptop) I use now powers up OK (well the LED's that should light up do, and I can hear the HDD and CD make the right noises at the right time..), but something just isn't right. Sometimes it seems like it's a display issue instead. I miss the desktops I used to assemble and repair in the 80's: 4 screws to take the shell off, and 4 screws for the power supply, or simply pull out a board and pop another one in. There's a dozen or so screws in this thing, and it snaps together too! This laptop is only 6 or 7 years old, but if SSA doesn't deny my SI application, again, I'm getting another one.Power supply issues are one of the things that can destroy a computer. PSUs are cheap and easy to replace
Hey they’re still around. And one that works can be had for as little as $40 used.It's a strange thing to be sure. The computer (which is a laptop) I use now powers up OK (well the LED's that should light up do, and I can hear the HDD and CD make the right noises at the right time..), but something just isn't right. Sometimes it seems like it's a display issue instead. I miss the desktops I used to assemble and repair in the 80's: 4 screws to take the shell off, and 4 screws for the power supply, or simply pull out a board and pop another one in. There's a dozen or so screws in this thing, and it snaps together too! This laptop is only 6 or 7 years old, but if SSA doesn't deny my SI application, again, I'm getting another one.
It's a strange thing to be sure. The computer (which is a laptop) I use now powers up OK (well the LED's that should light up do, and I can hear the HDD and CD make the right noises at the right time..), but something just isn't right. Sometimes it seems like it's a display issue instead. I miss the desktops I used to assemble and repair in the 80's: 4 screws to take the shell off, and 4 screws for the power supply, or simply pull out a board and pop another one in. There's a dozen or so screws in this thing, and it snaps together too! This laptop is only 6 or 7 years old, but if SSA doesn't deny my SI application, again, I'm getting another one.