Computer repair - FAIL!!!

Imagine receiving this at the computer repair shop. Major fail.

From GEOL



These are several shots from an unknown computer repair person who
was sent what a person believed was their old desktop computer's hard
drive, hoping its contents could be transferred to a new laptop.
Obviously, that's not a hard drive, and if you can't even identify the
pieces of a computer, I'm fairly certain you shouldn't be poking
around in there was a screwdriver in the first place. "That's the
CPU, right?" I'm pretty sure that's a CD-ROM drive.



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lid (MummyChunk)
Thu, 16 Mar 2017
14:52:38 GMT in alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt, wrote:

Imagine receiving this at the computer repair shop. Major fail.

From GEOL



These are several shots from an unknown computer repair person
who
was sent what a person believed was their old desktop computer's
hard drive, hoping its contents could be transferred to a new
laptop. Obviously, that's not a hard drive, and if you can't even
identify the pieces of a computer, I'm fairly certain you
shouldn't be poking around in there was a screwdriver in the first
place. "That's the CPU, right?" I'm pretty sure that's a CD-ROM
drive.

Power supply...is the only pic I can see without creating an account
on that site. I encourage people like that to freely poke around with
a screwdriver inside the PSU while it's plugged in, preferably under
load. Disclaimer: I'm just kidding! Wouldn't want anyone to get hurt or
burn something up. Even if I think from time to time, that experience
is one of the best ways of learning available.




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