At what point do you stamp your feet & start shouting?
Jun 20th 2011, 9:25 am
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May 12th 2012, 8:07 am
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Re: At what point do you stamp your feet & start shouting?
Well 11 months after they fixed it exactly the same problem has occurred. I wonder if they'll lose it again..............
May 12th 2012, 10:08 pm
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Re: At what point do you stamp your feet & start shouting?
Mate just before you stamp yer feet,can you tell Polly so she can send out a sunami warning
May 13th 2012, 9:49 am
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May 15th 2012, 5:55 am
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Re: At what point do you stamp your feet & start shouting?
Well Acer have changed their returns policy now & I have to drop the PC at the local post office. Hopefully it'll not get lost this time.
I've lost a few months invoicing & tax that I'd like to have recovered. Trouble is Acer send their PC's back formatted so everything is lost. I've tried to read the hard drive this morning by connecting it to mine via a USB to sata bridge, the drive still spins yet it doesn't show on my PC. If I click the properties of the bridge I can see the details of the drive but that's the limit of my IT skills. Anyone know how to get my pc to read the drive, there's no way to set the drive to a slave or master as that little jobbie [technical description] that one would normally use to bridge the pins is missing
I've lost a few months invoicing & tax that I'd like to have recovered. Trouble is Acer send their PC's back formatted so everything is lost. I've tried to read the hard drive this morning by connecting it to mine via a USB to sata bridge, the drive still spins yet it doesn't show on my PC. If I click the properties of the bridge I can see the details of the drive but that's the limit of my IT skills. Anyone know how to get my pc to read the drive, there's no way to set the drive to a slave or master as that little jobbie [technical description] that one would normally use to bridge the pins is missing
