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Very very depressing

noelie said:
Well that was an expensive issue to fix #-o

800 euro (almost $1200) for a new laptop :eek:

That's my gadget budget for the year almost gone !oops!

But I've a shiny new Toshiba Equium in front of me and I'm writing my essay for college without being terrified that it'll crash in the middle of the document a split second before it autosaves :D

I don't know whether to :lol: or :cry:
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Pfft, this laptop only cost £300 and I'm still really feeling the burn now. Got hardly any money, and I'll even less when my rent comes out on Tuesday.
 
I would be tempted to disassemble the old laptop as it sounds as though this is physical damage caused by being in the back of a car. Maybe loose heatsink or internal connections.
 
Hey Noelie! I got to reading this to late other wise I would have offered a few suggestions to fix it. Seeing how I'm an expert on hard/soft ware and all, it would have involved a hammer and lots of shaking.
 
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probably it got some moisture from the changing day/night temperatures in the car .. so yep could be anything hardware ;)
 
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