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Last week, I tried to turn on my laptop. It was able to turn on but after the loading screen, it wouldn't start up. I tried to boot it in safe mode, but it wouldn't start up. My laptop came with a recovery disc. I put in the recovery disc, and it was able to load. But all there was is a movable arrow over a blank screen. I then ripped my laptop apart so I could get to the fan, and clean out all that dust in it. I thought it was that my laptop's hard drive was unusable because there was so much cr@ap in the fan. When I tried to put it back together, there is a cable that connects from the monitor onto the hard drive (with the keyboard, mouse, etc). The cable was so short that I couldn't plug it back in. I got so frustrated that i dismantled the laptop and took out the battery, hard drive, and memory (RAM). I put the dismantled laptop in a plastic bag, and threw it in my shed. Now I'm stuck without a laptop, and it would of been expensive to repair the laptop. I could of got a new one instead of paying for expensive tech support, but I have no money. That laptop is nearly 5 years old. I'm using someone else's laptop now.
I went to Device Manager and other places to check, and it's "Working Properly". It took me a long time to find some anti malware software because I thought I had those on my laptop.
Last week, I tried to turn on my laptop. It was able to turn on but after the loading screen, it wouldn't start up. I tried to boot it in safe mode, but it wouldn't start up. My laptop came with a recovery disc. I put in the recovery disc, and it was able to load. But all there was is a movable arrow over a blank screen. I then ripped my laptop apart so I could get to the fan, and clean out all that dust in it. I thought it was that my laptop's hard drive was unusable because there was so much cr@ap in the fan. When I tried to put it back together, there is a cable that connects from the monitor onto the hard drive (with the keyboard, mouse, etc). The cable was so short that I couldn't plug it back in. I got so frustrated that i dismantled the laptop and took out the battery, hard drive, and memory (RAM). I put the dismantled laptop in a plastic bag, and threw it in my shed. Now I'm stuck without a laptop, and it would of been expensive to repair the laptop. I could of got a new one instead of paying for expensive tech support, but I have no money. That laptop is nearly 5 years old. I'm using someone else's laptop now.
If you live in South Texas I'll gladly take that plastic bag off your hands...
I went to Device Manager and other places to check, and it's "Working Properly". It took me a long time to find some anti malware software because I thought I had those on my laptop.
There's a clue, right thar!!!
Seems you should have been here asking questions before you decided to tear apart your laptop for no reason. In the shed, huh? Kinda like a little boy who's been bad?
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