During the last HOSEF board meeting we discussed possible HOSEF logo
suggestions because the current logo at the website is somewhat
confusing.
A logo would have to be something fairly simple, nothing like
photo-realistic. I think it should have some kind Tux Penguin, a big
"H" for Hawaii, or oth
Vince Hoang wrote:
Does anyone have any [good] experiences of data recovery from
a hard drive after a dd or fsck fails? I have never been in
a situation where it was economically feasible to employ the
services of hard drive surgeons in clean rooms.
-Vince
I heard somewhere that when hard driv
Michael_Bishop/FARRINCS/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've only purchased parts from Personal Touch computers. They are usually
kind of rude and nasty, not always, but enough that I wouldn't want to
trust them to fix my equipment. As far as parts, I just buy what I need and
what I know, I don't ask q
Stan...you may very well have a bad CPU Fancausing the CPU to
overheat, and the system to crash. If you are not in the mood to open up
the unit, I would suggest that you attempt the fsck progs and if they
don't yield an answer, you would be well advised to take it to a
reputable service pro
re: Clarify your situation and perhaps more knowledge
will arise.
I've got a Compaq Presario 2701T laptop purchased @1.5
years ago from CompUSA.
I'm running Windows XP Pro Edition and the OS
installed with the system was XP Home Edtion.
Symptoms:
1) Whirring sound (like a fan) when running whic
On Monday 17 March 2003 04:36 pm, Mike Sonstegard wrote:
> As a former manager at "Personal Touch Computers", I can tell you that
> who you deal with and their mood will have a great deal to do with the
> quality of work, price, and knowledgeable information that you receive.
Period. I have defin
As a former manager at "Personal Touch Computers", I can tell you that
who you deal with and their mood will have a great deal to do with the
quality of work, price, and knowledgeable information that you receive.
Caveat Emptor ! Hip at H-Power is good!
was really suprised to hear pe
On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 03:15:18PM -1000, Deven Phillips wrote:
> Have you tried the Linux bootable business card? there are some
> nice utils on there.
I have booted from single CD/floppy systems, like the BBC and
Knoppix, for other uses, but never tried to perform any actual
data recovery from t
Have you tried the Linux bootable business card? there are some nice utils on
there.
Deven
On Monday 17 March 2003 11:41 am, Vince Hoang wrote:
> Does anyone have any [good] experiences of data recovery from
> a hard drive after a dd or fsck fails? I have never been in
> a situation where it wa
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003, Vince Hoang wrote:
> Does anyone have any [good] experiences of data recovery from
> a hard drive after a dd or fsck fails? I have never been in
> a situation where it was economically feasible to employ the
> services of hard drive surgeons in clean rooms.
>
The place I wor
Does anyone have any [good] experiences of data recovery from
a hard drive after a dd or fsck fails? I have never been in
a situation where it was economically feasible to employ the
services of hard drive surgeons in clean rooms.
-Vince
I've only purchased parts from Personal Touch computers. They are usually
kind of rude and nasty, not always, but enough that I wouldn't want to
trust them to fix my equipment. As far as parts, I just buy what I need and
what I know, I don't ask questions and the price is usually better then
CompUS
Good for you. I just felt it would be nice for everyone to know all
kinds of info and experiences where they can make decisions on their
own.
Thanks.
Randall
Well,
I don't know what's been going on with you guys or how long it's
been since
you have gone to Personal Touch, but I have bo
I've also been there more than a few times for hard drives and other
components, and they have been helpful gave me good prices and
service, including giving me a little bit of a price break when I
bought $600 worth of components a month ago to build a new system. I
was really suprised to hear peop
Well,
I don't know what's been going on with you guys or how long it's been
since
you have gone to Personal Touch, but I have bought literally over $100K in
equipment from them for myself and others and NEVER had a problem with
anything. They have repaired four laptops for me over the
DO NOT go to Personal Touch.
I've caught them so many times BS'in about products just to make a sale.
On one instance I wanted a hotswap eide bay for my XP box. They were so
adamant about what they told me at the time of sale that all the
employees were like "oh I run XP and it works for me". So I
SuperGeeks is a good company, been around for many years. I've sent people
to them and never had a complaint.
The flat rate pricing is nice and from what I understand they do Linux.
Check em out: http://www.supergeeks.net
Michael
Stan Baptista <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@videl.ics.hawaii.edu on 03
I dont think that Personal Touch is trustworthy.
I bought a used Apple Cinema Display there last year for $199.
The thing never worked properly (except in the store). It always took
over two hours to get a picture, and the picture wasn't even clear but
yellowish. Anyways, I bought the thing as-is
Stan,
Yeah, SuperGeeks is WAY!! overpriced. Go to Personal Touch over on
Keawe St
across from CompUSA. They do laptop repairs.
Deven
On Monday 17 March 2003 07:39 am, Stan Baptista wrote:
> I suspect that the drive on my Compaq Presario laptop
> is fried and I'm going to need to get it
I suspect that the drive on my Compaq Presario laptop
is fried and I'm going to need to get it repaired.
I was thinking maybe SuperGeeks. Anyone know about
them?
Thanks,
Stan
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