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Dropped my Laptop
About a week ago, I dropped my 640m (1405) laptop a few feet from a
low table to a carpeted floor. When I checked it out, there was something rattling inside. The laptop still worked just fine though. Because I didn't want a loose part inside, I decided to open the hard drive door to see if I could tilt it and get whatever it was to come out. Luckily, the loose part, a screw, was in the hard drive compartment when I opened it. I couldn't see anywhere in that area where a screw would have come out, so it came out of some other place. Because everything is working fine, I am just going to leave it as it is. Hopefully the screw wasn't for anything important. |
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Dropped my Laptop
"Journey" wrote in message ... About a week ago, I dropped my 640m (1405) laptop a few feet from a low table to a carpeted floor. When I checked it out, there was something rattling inside. The laptop still worked just fine though. Because I didn't want a loose part inside, I decided to open the hard drive door to see if I could tilt it and get whatever it was to come out. Luckily, the loose part, a screw, was in the hard drive compartment when I opened it. I couldn't see anywhere in that area where a screw would have come out, so it came out of some other place. Because everything is working fine, I am just going to leave it as it is. Hopefully the screw wasn't for anything important. it's what mechanics call a "Pocket Screw" Pick it up and put it in your pocket. |
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Dropped my Laptop
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 15:20:06 -0500, Journey wrote:
About a week ago, I dropped my 640m (1405) laptop a few feet from a low table to a carpeted floor. When I checked it out, there was something rattling inside. The laptop still worked just fine though. Because I didn't want a loose part inside, I decided to open the hard drive door to see if I could tilt it and get whatever it was to come out. Luckily, the loose part, a screw, was in the hard drive compartment when I opened it. I couldn't see anywhere in that area where a screw would have come out, so it came out of some other place. Because everything is working fine, I am just going to leave it as it is. Hopefully the screw wasn't for anything important. You know the old saying " he's missing a few screws "? I hope you're not missing a few (from what I can tell you're not) but if you are, you are missing one less now . |
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