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Larry R Harrison Jr
Okay, I'm infamous for my temper--basketball fans, think of Bobby Knight &
get you get the picture. So, in one of my "moments," I up and flat-out hit
my computer case with my fist--hard enough to bent the side-panels and even
cause it to crash to the floor, but no internal damage is apparent. A
thorough hard drive check in Windows revealed nothing.
How's THAT for an unusual post? Don't see that everyday do you?
Well, it would surely help me I suppose if I put the case in the desk-area
reserved for it (complete with a closing door), I've shyed from that because
connecting the cords that way is UNGODLY awkward, plus it's impossible
obviously to access the innards for expansion--and I am about to add a
couple of things.
But it would surely make good sense once I've bought the things to put it in
there for the next few months until I expand it more.
Anyway, I guess I'm asking--if no damage is visible and the hard drive
error-check came up empty, is it safe to say that--though I don't deserve
it--that the computer is likely fine and none the worse for any of it? What
kind of diagnostic checks can (or should) be done to see for sure? Yeah, I
know--hardly everyone does something like that (I'm an EXTREMELY rare
breed--thankfully), but I'm sure some may drop a machine accidentally and
want someway to check diagnostically.
Tips?
(PS--I'm considering a punching bag for my computer room.)
LRH
get you get the picture. So, in one of my "moments," I up and flat-out hit
my computer case with my fist--hard enough to bent the side-panels and even
cause it to crash to the floor, but no internal damage is apparent. A
thorough hard drive check in Windows revealed nothing.
How's THAT for an unusual post? Don't see that everyday do you?
Well, it would surely help me I suppose if I put the case in the desk-area
reserved for it (complete with a closing door), I've shyed from that because
connecting the cords that way is UNGODLY awkward, plus it's impossible
obviously to access the innards for expansion--and I am about to add a
couple of things.
But it would surely make good sense once I've bought the things to put it in
there for the next few months until I expand it more.
Anyway, I guess I'm asking--if no damage is visible and the hard drive
error-check came up empty, is it safe to say that--though I don't deserve
it--that the computer is likely fine and none the worse for any of it? What
kind of diagnostic checks can (or should) be done to see for sure? Yeah, I
know--hardly everyone does something like that (I'm an EXTREMELY rare
breed--thankfully), but I'm sure some may drop a machine accidentally and
want someway to check diagnostically.
Tips?
(PS--I'm considering a punching bag for my computer room.)
LRH