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Author Topic: Recovering a dead beast.  (Read 966 times)

Agent|Austin

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Recovering a dead beast.
« on: February 08, 2009, 07:46:02 »

I bought this computer in 2002 (I was 7 at the time) as my first computer. I added a network card, and such. After a few years of good use both mine and my brothers (same computer) just stopped working because some OS files were missing? Now fast forward 5 years, I have more knowledge on computers, the computers didn't come with OS Cd's but my old laptop (also broken but being repaired) did, so i throw that disc in there hit F3 on startup, boot up from the CD, it starts up the HP Recovery System, sit 2 hours while the bar slowly progresses, up pops my desktop.  ;D

We already sold/recycled most of the cables and all I really had left was the computer and monitor (witch I has been using for dual screen) so I used the power cable from my desktop, and my old keyboard with a wireless USB mouse. I put some of the stuff on my 500Gig external drive to see what I had. I have some scanned images of crazy things I made back then. It is cool seeing what I used to do. I have bookmarks on sites that I don't even remember. And I have 80 files of scripts I used to make, it is a pretty intensive IRC bot, with over 10,000 questions for the trivia script I built. It is really cool I got this thing working.

I am going to clean it up soon, buy some necessary stuff, and run my new bot off of it.





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IRI5HJ4CK

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Re: Recovering a dead beast.
« Reply #1 on: February 08, 2009, 09:43:37 »

Quite interesting that since I've had my computer for 4-5 years :D I always wonder how it handles all these graphics, really does confuse and amaze me at the same time :D

Nice to hear its out anyway, maybe you could make it a server software computer or something?

Jack ;D
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Jack.

Agent|Austin

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Re: Recovering a dead beast.
« Reply #2 on: February 08, 2009, 09:49:50 »

Quite interesting that since I've had my computer for 4-5 years :D I always wonder how it handles all these graphics, really does confuse and amaze me at the same time :D

Nice to hear its out anyway, maybe you could make it a server software computer or something?

Jack ;D

Thats what I plan on doing, to run my new bot. May run a few ROR servers too.
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