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Make the message go away! This topic is for the people that get the message saying that you have not posted in several weeks. Post anything in this topic and it will go away. :idea: |
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Good to see you back RKHambridge. :) If you haven't been to the forums for a while, you will see some improvements & expansions. Not to mention an Arcade & also Image Caption competition added. ;) |
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Wotcher !!! What part of Hants ??????????? Me spend mucho time there... :blink: |
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Solidarity In Nonsense.org I am delighted to see the quality of posts here in response to techgeek and his genius thread !!! :blink: |
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Techgeek Hi "Computer Expert" ? How can anyone be an expert on somthing that has not yet been fully invented That implys that you know everything, & thats simply not posable. Post a link to your site & I can have a look at what you do, Im looking for a good place to send people for help with Tec probs, Oh!! & you do know this lot are all mad & only playing with you friend:idea::Smilywais: Peace. |
Wonder if he knows when to freeze a hard drive ????????????????? :) |
mickjapa108, if you have a computer problem, send me a Private Message. |
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Ah.... The question is... WHEN to put an hard disk drive IN THE FREEZER ? Mind, you only do it once, very carefully, and for a VERY good reason ! :idea: |
Pretty old school stuff for testing such a young pup, wouldn't'cha say? They never did teach this old 80s-era remedy in school. http://www3.telus.net/Aaron_Walkhouse/tongue3.gif |
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Hey you fellow old timers, I'm old, but new to Computers so go on & tell us. My thought is, that you would freeze it if the HDD had begun to fail before loosing all data, Freeze then plug back in, boot then quickly cut n paste data to another physical drive. So go on give the answer:D:w00t::idea::mad::Smilywais: |
That's it exactly. Unfortunately, this is only effective if the problem is a bad bearing in the platter drive or the swing arm. It temporarily tightens things up just enough to get one more day out of it. The downside is it can sometimes overtighten and destroy the bad bearing and throw shrapnel into the mix, at which point you must unplug it and either turn it over to a data recovery firm or recycle it. I usually park the computer on top of the freezer and keep the drive plugged in all the time. That can give me enough hours to back up everything. |
... and (a BIG secret) - Do all of this desperate stuff using an external HDD case and keep the 'bad' HDD as cold as possible for as long as possible... (Mind, when freezing for 24 hours, you must place the drive in a sealed bag to make some effort towards limiting moisture probs.) Hence, if you do the process using an external HDD case, it (the drive) is going to remain cooler just that little bit longer. Other tip, natch, is to be VERY VERY VERY much prepared and not do a lot of 'thinking' about searching for what you NEED to save. There is no 'hard and fast' rule re: how much 'access' time you may have... 5 mins to 20 mins is fairly standard. After that ? Give it to your local school for the kids to dismantle. (Or, better... Send it to the FBI swearing that it contains anti-Dumfukistani files. Let THEM try to recover your junk !) Hey, it might be old, but it still works and is for sure worthy of a mega-jaw-drop from any client or friend who manages to recover his data 'cuz some old sh¡t knew how to do it... MAYBE !????????????? There are even more crazy things like this that are not only NOT crazy (basic physics on the surface of this planet) but actually work and can also, quite frequently, make the sun shine out yer bottom ! |
I just park it in the freezer with the cables out to the computer and start working as soon as it gets cold. You can get a whole day that way and recover virtually all of the data. How's that for a big [well, clumsily oversized], power-cooled external case? :cool: I was thinking of mentioning the baggie but I eventually stopped doing that because I don't leave the drive 'on ice' for long before turning the attached computer back on. It cools quicker without a baggie so it tends to take only about twenty minutes before SpinRite can start recovering the few lost sectors if any were damaged. Afterwards they can become an interesting bit of artwork or even a cute [if noisy] desk fan if the platter bearing is still good enough for that. |
heres 1 for techgeek nobody answer this but tech geek... I was playing my normal xbox 360 live, and i have to disconnect my pc from internet to connect it into my xbox360... i re-plugged it in to my pc, and my ip port was gone, do you know how to reset an ip address?:cheesy: |
What operating system are you using? I need to know that because there are different ways for different operating systems. |
Just seeing if this works? Is there a thread for wishes?? N2:laugh_2: |
First off, what does N2 mean. Second, I can make one. |
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Taking advantage of my own thread! |
Me again. Just browsing the internet on my new Wii that I got for XMas. It is great! See ya! |
I'm bringing the thread back! I'm active again! |
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If the last time I posted was in January 2008, why do I have all the gobbly gook rules before I get to the theads? :Smilywais: |
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It hasn't been invented yet This is crazy, but with virtual particles popping in and out of existence and, in the meantime, picking up anti-virtual particles which, when pulled into a black hole (according to Stephen Hawking) causes the 'Hawking Radiation', what happens to the lonely virtual particle? |
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:thumbsdown: :bah::buttkick::pissed: To the Geek for Bumping this DEAD Thread. Let It Die Already :blink: There's NO viable info here that needs to be shared. Cya Geek. You now have your own Forum to worry about. |
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