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    Hard Drive "Cable Creep"???

    That's a very scary thought there Harry :ohmy . While what you're saying might be true, I sure hope it isn't in my case. I rather lose the hard...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 15, 2007 in forum: Hardware
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    Hard Drive "Cable Creep"???

    This is a Maxtor. I'll check the site later. But I guess its probably the cable or the drive itself. I was supposed to try another drive instead,...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 15, 2007 in forum: Hardware
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    Hard Drive "Cable Creep"???

    Nah.....cable ends are connected to the right places. However, I was thinking bout changing the cable altogether. However, the problem hasn't...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 15, 2007 in forum: Hardware
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    Am I wasting my time

    This is VERY SOUND advice here GBL -- TAKE IT! It doesn't matter whether our disabilities may be physical or mental, but we should all use our...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 14, 2007 in forum: Employment & Jobs
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    Am I wasting my time

    Hey GBL, I know what the frustration is like when you're out of a job, money is running out, expenses are coming in and debts gotta be paid. In...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 14, 2007 in forum: Employment & Jobs
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    Hard Drive "Cable Creep"???

    Well the only way I unplug is when the system is powered off, cuz I mentioned rebooting after unplugging and plugging back in. If what you mean is...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 13, 2007 in forum: Hardware
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    Hard Drive "Cable Creep"???

    No cable tension so far. And its certainly not the motherboard, cuz its a new one. But do you mind explaining that "lazy driver line" that you...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 13, 2007 in forum: Hardware
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    Never Forget - 11 November

    Well in that case Lemme first thank our very own BosonMichael for your service, hard work and dedication. We here in Guyana celebrate it as...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 12, 2007 in forum: The Lounge - Off Topic
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    Hard Drive "Cable Creep"???

    Hi guys, Yet another Hard Drive problem. Usually when I'm studying, I use the e-book (in this case Sybex) and I have a Word doc open so that I...
    Thread by: Neil, Nov 12, 2007, 14 replies, in forum: Hardware
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    How respected are the CompTIA certs?

    Not a bad pun there :p. Anyways I have to agree that from what I've been reading here, that CompTIA certs aren't known (or regarded) much in...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 10, 2007 in forum: A+
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    Net+ Vs CCNA

    Sure will! :D
    Post by: Neil, Nov 9, 2007 in forum: Network+
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    Net+ Vs CCNA

    Thanks. Well I'm personally speaking bout my country Guyana (the only English speaking country in SA). I guess those other "big" countries like...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 8, 2007 in forum: Network+
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    Net+ Vs CCNA

    Yep it sure helps! :biggrin Thanks. Well I have practical on the job experience using Win2003 server, and I already plan to go down the road...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 8, 2007 in forum: Network+
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    How respected are the CompTIA certs?

    So very true! For entry-level exams, CompTIA sure gives you a very reasonable amount of knowledge as well as recognition. Besides, the higher...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 8, 2007 in forum: A+
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    Questions about "pellets" in a WD Hard Drive!

    Sounds good to me. So I figured. Thanks for all the input guys.
    Post by: Neil, Nov 7, 2007 in forum: Hardware
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    How respected are the CompTIA certs?

    Anyways, back to the original topic. I got 4 points for you: 1] A+ is an "entry-level" tech exam, thus an experienced techie would find it...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 7, 2007 in forum: A+
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    Net+ Vs CCNA

    Yea I understand that. Cisco is hardware (routers & switches) and Microsoft is software (operating systems), but the question I'm trying to ask...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 7, 2007 in forum: Network+
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    Questions about "pellets" in a WD Hard Drive!

    Hey I just thought of something, isn't it possible for that dome to become detached due to the heat generated from the drive? I didn't see any...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 7, 2007 in forum: Hardware
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    Questions about "pellets" in a WD Hard Drive!

    Yea seems like we all conclude that its a tamper-proof mechanism, and even if you *could* fix the drive on your own without enforcing warranty,...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 7, 2007 in forum: Hardware
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    Questions about "pellets" in a WD Hard Drive!

    Well I attached some pics below here to clear everything up. Forgive the image quality cuz I jus took them out using my phone's cam. I placed them...
    Post by: Neil, Nov 7, 2007 in forum: Hardware
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