Good for you, would have sucked to purchase a new pc uh? Also, do you game on a laptop?Update
I saved it!
Just have to reconnect the keyboard and it's all green.
Yes I doGood for you, would have sucked to purchase a new pc uh? Also, do you game on a laptop?
Is this supposed to be a joke?It'll survive if you add more water.
97.6% of scientists agree that adding water to water damage on electronics will remove the damaged water by coating it with more damage.
So its broken again?Yes I do
But it's now died
No it's testing how gullible he is, the fact that you questioned what it was tells me you have failed this test.Is this supposed to be a joke?
Yes it is resting in piece.Is this supposed to be a joke?
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So its broken again?
How long did you let it sit on the radiator?Yes it is resting in piece.
Bout an hour. I got it to restart and all but some of the keys wouldn't work and then boom I got lines across the screen so I shut it off.How long did you let it sit on the radiator?
Yeah, i would have let it stay for a couple of days. Depending on the ammount of water and the supply of rice I would have buried it in rice. So screen got fucked and you turned it off? Sure that its compleatly broke?Bout an hour. I got it to restart and all but some of the keys wouldn't work and then boom I got lines across the screen so I shut it off.
Yeah, this is what I was talking about before. You have to be able to turn off the power before the water manages to redirect the current.You can spill as much water as you want, the thing is you have to make sure everything is off and the water does not short the circuits. Make sure it's dry and boot it back up. Some brands also place a sort of "paper spies", basically once water gets in, these papers change colors, so for example they can void your warranty