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Re: The Unhappy Thread
I am not unhappy, I am distraught :(:(:frown:
Its that hot in our house that my computer keeps over heating and cutting out :curse: I dont want to keep the aircon on all day so I have to keep the computer off :curse::curse: So if you dont hear from me for a while, you know the reason!!! |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by derbyflan
(Post 5119007)
Look at the time. LOOK AT THE BLOODY TIME!
Soddin' ankle. Soddin' pain killers taking ages to kick-in. Soddin' Heartburn from that Vindaloo. Soddin' wide awake now:mad::mad::curse: |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by Pam Sarky
(Post 5119344)
I am not unhappy, I am distraught :(:(:frown:
Its that hot in our house that my computer keeps over heating and cutting out :curse: I dont want to keep the aircon on all day so I have to keep the computer off :curse::curse: So if you dont hear from me for a while, you know the reason!!! It wont be easy but he may say yes. |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5119364)
There is a thread going on on another site regarding that kind of thing.............I will ask the person involved to pop over and advise.
It wont be easy but he may say yes. |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
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Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by Pam Sarky
(Post 5119344)
I am not unhappy, I am distraught :(:(:frown:
Its that hot in our house that my computer keeps over heating and cutting out :curse: I dont want to keep the aircon on all day so I have to keep the computer off :curse::curse: So if you dont hear from me for a while, you know the reason!!! Take the case off your computer, 6ish screws at the back. With a clean unused soft paint brush or a camera lens brush, brush any dust off the components inside very gently. Dust settling on the motherboard etc etc can contribute to overheating. I then used a vacuum to collect dust and crap from the bottom of the case Buy a desktop fan and position it near to the open side of the pc and leave it on all the time you are using it. Mine was overheating badly last week, I've done this and you can feel from the back of the pc that the heat has dropped considerably and its working normally now. |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
(Post 5119550)
Take the case off your computer, 6ish screws at the back.
With a clean unused soft paint brush or a camera lens brush, brush any dust off the components inside very gently. Dust settling on the motherboard etc etc can contribute to overheating. I then used a vacuum to collect dust and crap from the bottom of the case Buy a desktop fan and position it near to the open side of the pc and leave it on all the time you are using it. Mine was overheating badly last week, I've done this and you can feel from the back of the pc that the heat has dropped considerably and its working normally now. |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5119559)
Did you clean PC's in your upholstery company?
Yes I used a karcher water spray cleaner .... they came up brilliantly, but regrettably they never ever worked afterwards for some reason. I had to leave the country soon afterwards due to a number of people sueing me If I knew then what I know now, I would have used a scrubbing brush instead |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
(Post 5119571)
Yes I used a karcher water spray cleaner .... they came up brilliantly, but regrettably they never ever worked afterwards for some reason. I had to leave the country soon afterwards due to a number of people sueing me
If I knew then what I know now, I would have used a scrubbing brush instead |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
(Post 5119550)
Take the case off your computer, 6ish screws at the back.
With a clean unused soft paint brush or a camera lens brush, brush any dust off the components inside very gently. Dust settling on the motherboard etc etc can contribute to overheating. I then used a vacuum to collect dust and crap from the bottom of the case Buy a desktop fan and position it near to the open side of the pc and leave it on all the time you are using it. Mine was overheating badly last week, I've done this and you can feel from the back of the pc that the heat has dropped considerably and its working normally now. Thanks Mitzy :D |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by Pam Sarky
(Post 5119739)
Thanks Mitzy :D
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Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5119743)
Ignore him, you need saddle soap!
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Re: The Unhappy Thread
This is turning out to be an unhappy day :(
OH painted the spare room yesterday. I am sure he doesnt know what a dust sheet is :curse: For the last hour I have been scrubbing white specks off the bloody floor tiles and I have only done a third :frown: And where is OH? Playing golf!!!! And to top it all OH`s brother phoned last night. I thought they were arriving on Tuesday. Oh no, they arrive tomorrow :eek: So today I am Mrs Mop :( Oh, and I am typing all this in the dark!!!!! |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by Pam Sarky
(Post 5119797)
This is turning out to be an unhappy day :(
OH painted the spare room yesterday. I am sure he doesnt know what a dust sheet is :curse: For the last hour I have been scrubbing white specks off the bloody floor tiles and I have only done a third :frown: And where is OH? Playing golf!!!! And to top it all OH`s brother phoned last night. I thought they were arriving on Tuesday. Oh no, they arrive tomorrow :eek: So today I am Mrs Mop :( Oh, and I am typing all this in the dark!!!!! |
Re: The Unhappy Thread
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5119826)
Pay your leccy bill then woman!!
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