shadowninty wrote: » pfffffft (im also freaked out by Deises stalking)
Desire. wrote: » Progress has been made. I thought I had ****ed my laptop up by turning it on around 10 times straight after it happened. I turned it there, probably should've waited sooner but sure. Anyway, it came on fine and it's working alright... except for the keyboard. I can't type - anything. Any advice? The battery is gone also... but that doesn't bother me tbh.
P H A 7V T O M wrote: » Do you have any keyboards that get plugged in via USB? Like, the ones that PC's use? That'd do the trick! Or, if you manage to get onto the desktop, click through Control Panel, go to "accessability" (I think) and go to "On screen Keyboard" I had to do this before, so it should work. Good luck!
Desire. wrote: » Thanks! Touchpad stopped working now too, so I'll just have to get a mouse.
P H A 7V T O M wrote: » Oh ok. It's possible (note:Extremely difficult) to navigate a computer using only a keyboard and not a mouse, so if you need to transfer very important files to anoter hard drive fast, you could do that. What caused all of that to happen? Drink spill? If this is the case, remove the Hard Drive if you can (with screwdriver), as if any liquid gets into that, you can kiss goodbye to everything on the computer!
Desire. wrote: » Yep, spilled water on it. There's nothing important on it really. It won't turn on at all now.
shadowninty wrote: » pfffffft (im also freaked out by Deises stalking >_>) Desire, Open up the laptop and take everything out. Put it in rice and keep it warm. Perhaps nuke certain areas with a hairdrier
Desire. wrote: » The product has a "1 Year: Carry-in (ITW)" warranty, whatever that is, so it's still under warranty. I know it probably doesn't cover water damage... but I'll just tell them I don't know why it's not working and see what happens...
Desire. wrote: » Yeah, it's an Acer. I need a laptop definitely. I've no money though tbh. I thought they would repair it for free if it's under warranty?
P H A 7V T O M wrote: » Has anyone here ever tried the Bass Cannon test without damaging their hearing? I regretted doing it so much, I couldn't hear for at least 5 hours. Seriously. :eek:
P H A 7V T O M wrote: » Can you unbrick an iPod Touch? It's one of my old ones, and want to see if I could revive it. Basically, won't turn on, and computer won't detect it via its own programs and also iTunes. If I can just get it to look like it's working, I could sell it to someone for €50 or something...
MarkD09 wrote: » P H A 7V T O M wrote: » Can you unbrick an iPod Touch? It's one of my old ones, and want to see if I could revive it. Basically, won't turn on, and computer won't detect it via its own programs and also iTunes. If I can just get it to look like it's working, I could sell it to someone for €50 or something... Have you tried recovery mode?
P H A 7V T O M wrote: » Can you unbrick an iPod Touch? It's one of my old ones, and want to see if I could revive it. Basically, won't turn on, and computer won't detect it via its own programs and also iTunes. If I can just get it to look like it's working, I could sell it to someone for €50 or something...
MarkD09 wrote: » I love the song Bass Cannon by Fux Pavillion But whats the test?
MarkD09 wrote: » Have you tried recovery mode?
P H A 7V T O M wrote: » I wouldn't recommend it, it'll blow your ears to bits... Get Bass Cannon by Flux P. on youtube, put the quality to 720p, put your subwoofers/earbuds(earphones dont work)/headphones (really high quality ones) to full blast, and try to remain conscious. It ****ed up my mates ear really bad. It's the most surreal experience with music you can have.
Jackobyte wrote: » You keep mentioning really high quality headphones(seen it in a few of your posts now) and you've never said which ones you have. What do you consider high quality headphones?