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well, i brought it in and my D drive was broken (it thought there was a disk in it or somthing). Thanks for all your usless caomments about the fan tho!!!!!spartanshorts07well your, caomments, didn't really give us much to work with.
Your details about the problem are amazing.here is somthing spinningin the left upper corner of my laptop (Dell Inspiron E1505) and it wont stop. It starts up again shortly after I turn on my computer. I know its not my HD but could it be my ? How would I shut it off?!!??!??!?
well asking for descriptions might have been slightly more use full than stupid obvious answers... or no comment at all...
and its a laptop. the depth of the thing is about an inch. I have a felling my description would suffice for someone with actual knowledge on the topic. Lucky for me people like to troll these things and post as much random BS as they posibly can... o well i guess I was asking for it posting here
well asking for descriptions might have been slightly more usefull than stupid ovious answers... or no coment at all...
spartanshorts07
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well asking for descriptions might have been slightly more use full than stupid obvious answers... or no comment at all...
and its a laptop. the depth of the thing is about an inch. I have a felling my description would suffice for someone with actual knowledge on the topic. Lucky for me people like to troll these things and post as much random BS as they posibly can... o well i guess I was asking for it posting here
spartanshorts07
i think we just assumed, based on your first description "there is somthing spinningin the left upper corner ", that asking for another description, would have made "us" look obviously stupid for thinking that would help. oh and maybe in the future, if you want people to give you better answers, you could start with better descriptions from the beginning. we shouldn't have to ask obvious questions because you were to lazy to post them in the first place.
we are here to help believe it or not, its just a nice courtesy to put a little more effort into it yourself, when your asking us to help. for example using spellcheck would be a nice start to a better presentation.
its hard enough translating a problem from an inexperienced computer user, but even harder when we have to translate the english language too.
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