Simple and short.
Playing around with a bunch of junked PC's
Got a old HP privlion 8750 here that I am fooling with. No Operating system, CD, hard drive and floppy drive are not working. Figuring it is in the BIOS someplace. Went to HP and found a BIOS Update but have to Download it to install. but Nothing works.
Anyone here have any idea's other than the trash heep?
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Started by Echo_of_thunder, Apr 23 2008 09:11 PM
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#2
Posted 23 April 2008 - 11:02 PM
Consider donating it to a School that has a Geek Program. The kids (students) might be able to do something with it or the parts.
Where I live, the Regional District has an Electronics re-cycling program that accepts used computer parts. I don't know what they do with them, but they don't end up in the Landfill.
Where I live, the Regional District has an Electronics re-cycling program that accepts used computer parts. I don't know what they do with them, but they don't end up in the Landfill.
#3
Posted 23 April 2008 - 11:36 PM
I'm assuming you're trying to salvage this thing before you toss it away--just to see if you can revive it?
Give us more detail--are you getting anything at all or do you see POST screen at least? What about any beep sounds? They tell a basic diagnose that can be read by counting how many time it beeps (both long and short).
Or is this thing really dead, as in not even bootable floppy will save this hunk of circuits?
Give us more detail--are you getting anything at all or do you see POST screen at least? What about any beep sounds? They tell a basic diagnose that can be read by counting how many time it beeps (both long and short).
Or is this thing really dead, as in not even bootable floppy will save this hunk of circuits?
#7
Posted 29 April 2008 - 03:09 AM
Ah! Don't you just hate it when all that technology is wasted by throwing it away? 3 years ago it would have been worth your while to replace the motherboard. But now, it's almost economical to purchase a whole new system.
We are truly becoming the throw-away society.
We are truly becoming the throw-away society.
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