Windows XP problem by Raistlin (Page 2 of 2)


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Duncan
Wish me luck. Mobo about to have a baking session!
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Posted 24 Jul 2011, 11:18 #21 

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Zeb
Duncan wrote:Wish me luck. Mobo about to have a baking session!


Graphics card is one thing but the whole mobo???

Btw...mine in the laptop has just failed again....:( It is only ever a temporary fix I fear...

Posted 24 Jul 2011, 11:41 #22 

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Jürgen
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I wouldn't do it. If at all it'll be just a temporary fix.

But as long as you don't want to use the oven for food anymore, you could give it a try, because it'll be contaminated by some chemicals from the circuit boards.

Posted 24 Jul 2011, 12:23 #23 

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Raistlin
Jürgen wrote:because it'll be contaminated by some chemicals from the circuit boards.



Mmmm... yummy. Remind me not to eat at your house Duncan :lol:
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Posted 24 Jul 2011, 15:02 #24 

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Duncan
Works perfectly.

Yes it's a temporary fix, but the last temporary fix lasted eighteen months, and the thing only lasted just over three years in the first place.

Bear in mind, without the fix, it's scrap plastic. A new Mobo is £600 as it's a nice multimedia machine. This failure is quite common with them, so a spare of flebay is likely to be the same.

What chemicals are you expecting to 'contaminate' the oven? Bearing in mind the food never touches the oven itself, I'm not expecting to be poisoned anytime soon. At least the oven is more subtle than the blowtorch I used last time!
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Posted 24 Jul 2011, 16:15 #25 


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