Re: wallstreet malfunction

on 14/08/04 10:49, rodney orr at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > It got very hot.I turned off everything, but the smell of burning > components permeated the atmosphere. Later , I tried coaxing it back to > life, using both battery power and/or linepwr. It was dead! > incidentally, when i pulled the pl

wallstreet malfunction

It got very hot.I turned off everything, but the smell of burning components permeated the atmosphere. Later , I tried coaxing it back to life, using both battery power and/or linepwr. It was dead! incidentally, when i pulled the plug inittialy, i took out the battery pack, which was COOL! The

Re: Wallstreet malfunction

scrapiro, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >i got a freeze, followed by a >fading of my screen.A reboot followed with the result of burning >components "Burning"? Do you mean "hot"? Your machine got hot? Please supply more detailed symptoms to us. Occasional hardware failure may look more serious than

Wallstreet malfunction

Recently while writing up my journal, i got a freeze, followed by a fading of my screen.A reboot followed with the result of burning components.Am i out of the wallstreet? Rod -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbishe