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I am sorry to say this but computer crashed and i wont be able to get on in the next 3 weeks as it is sendt back to the factory.

SiviiX wrote:I am sorry to say this but computer crashed and i wont be able to get on in the next 3 weeks as it is sendt back to the factory.

Why did you sent it to the factory and what was wrong with it?

nickmcski wrote:

SiviiX wrote:I am sorry to say this but computer crashed and i wont be able to get on in the next 3 weeks as it is sendt back to the factory.

Why did you sent it to the factory and what was wrong with it?

I sent it to the factory because 1. The microphone jack wasn't working.

2. On startup it showed up a message like this: Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key_

I couldn't enter safe mode, BIOS mode or recovery mode as it came back to this message, so the hard disk died.


I will be able to be online sometimes as i might get a rent computer from the brand i bought it from aswell as i use my old computer. Problem is that it might crash as it is 10 years old

SiviiX wrote:10 years old

0_0 Wow that is 1 Majorly old computer

2003 ain't too bad. Don't crash on Windows XP >,<

Chedd wrote:2003 ain't too bad. Don't crash on Windows XP >,<

+1 for old hardware! Too bad XP support ends next year.

I miss XP. It feels so welcoming when I think back to it, especially all the default desktop backgrounds.

Cynthriel wrote:I miss XP. It feels so welcoming when I think back to it, especially all the default desktop backgrounds.

I know, right? I remember the first XP computer I used, way back in '01. All the colors were refreshing since us '90s kids were used to dull gray GUIs (Windows 95 and 98). I'm surprised it stuck around for over a decade, but I attribute that to businesses who are slow to upgrade hardware and software. I hope Windows 7 stays a viable OS for just as long as XP did.

Tyler wrote:

Cynthriel wrote:I miss XP. It feels so welcoming when I think back to it, especially all the default desktop backgrounds.

I know, right? I remember the first XP computer I used, way back in '01. All the colors were refreshing since us '90s kids were used to dull gray GUIs (Windows 95 and 98). I'm surprised it stuck around for over a decade, but I attribute that to businesses who are slow to upgrade hardware and software. I hope Windows 7 stays a viable OS for just as long as XP did.

I hope so too, I'd hate to see the "operating system" Windows 8 or some other Metro crap steal the show.