MontyBonjangles

I have have a friend of mine, who you couldn't call exactly tech-savvy at all somehow managed to pull the mains connector out of the psu housing. Fully. He then proceeded to shove the cable into the hole left behind. Needless to say that power supply was destined for the repair bench or the bin.

I have have a friend of mine, who you couldn't call exactly tech-savvy at all somehow managed to pull the mains connector out of the psu housing. Fully. He then proceeded to shove the cable into the hole left behind. Needless to say that power supply was destined for the repair bench or the bin.

I have have a friend of mine, who you couldn't call exactly tech-savvy at all somehow managed to pull the mains connector out of the psu housing. Fully. He then proceeded to shove the cable into the hole left behind. Needless to say that power supply was destined for the repair bench or the bin.

I was asked how to go back to the home screen on an ipad, I pushed the home button and just looked at them like 

"of course you can plug a hard drive into the graphics card, thats how you save games onto your ram, the cpu just warms it all up."

Not as bad as someone 'cleaning their cookies' by vacuuming the components (that's not all!)
 
 
While the PC was  ON. 
 
My reaction to all of that: 

I have have a friend of mine, who you couldn't call exactly tech-savvy at all somehow managed to pull the mains connector out of the psu housing. Fully. He then proceeded to shove the cable into the hole left behind. Needless to say that power supply was destined for the repair bench or the bin.

I have have a friend of mine, who you couldn't call exactly tech-savvy at all somehow managed to pull the mains connector out of the psu housing. Fully. He then proceeded to shove the cable into the hole left behind. Needless to say that power supply was destined for the repair bench or the bin.

when a non techie sits in front of their computer, I think their IQ drops to 1.5

I have have a friend of mine, who you couldn't call exactly tech-savvy at all somehow managed to pull the mains connector out of the psu housing. Fully. He then proceeded to shove the cable into the hole left behind. Needless to say that power supply was destined for the repair bench or the bin.

"of course you can plug a hard drive into the graphics card, thats how you save games onto your ram, the cpu just warms it all up."

@ the_devil Better not think about it, your brain might turn to mush

@ the_devil Better not think about it, your brain might turn to mush

@ the_devil Better not think about it, your brain might turn to mush

@ the_devil Better not think about it, your brain might turn to mush

I have have a friend of mine, who you couldn't call exactly tech-savvy at all somehow managed to pull the mains connector out of the psu housing. Fully. He then proceeded to shove the cable into the hole left behind. Needless to say that power supply was destined for the repair bench or the bin.

Built a computer for the father recently, He is fairly clued about computers and knows how to at least combat viruses. He only wants to use Outlook 2003 and can limit to IE. The next best thing he does for his bloatware free computer is that he installs a bunch of programs using bloatware installers.  :wacko:  After He went away I unisntalled them and told him to check the pages first.
 
Three days later he tells me the computer has slowed down: 30 separate programs open in the background, all bloatware...  :o  

@ the_devil Better not think about it, your brain might turn to mush

I have have a friend of mine, who you couldn't call exactly tech-savvy at all somehow managed to pull the mains connector out of the psu housing. Fully. He then proceeded to shove the cable into the hole left behind. Needless to say that power supply was destined for the repair bench or the bin.

I have have a friend of mine, who you couldn't call exactly tech-savvy at all somehow managed to pull the mains connector out of the psu housing. Fully. He then proceeded to shove the cable into the hole left behind. Needless to say that power supply was destined for the repair bench or the bin.

Built a computer for the father recently, He is fairly clued about computers and knows how to at least combat viruses. He only wants to use Outlook 2003 and can limit to IE. The next best thing he does for his bloatware free computer is that he installs a bunch of programs using bloatware installers.  :wacko:  After He went away I unisntalled them and told him to check the pages first.
 
Three days later he tells me the computer has slowed down: 30 separate programs open in the background, all bloatware...  :o  

@ the_devil Better not think about it, your brain might turn to mush

when a non techie sits in front of their computer, I think their IQ drops to 1.5

I have have a friend of mine, who you couldn't call exactly tech-savvy at all somehow managed to pull the mains connector out of the psu housing. Fully. He then proceeded to shove the cable into the hole left behind. Needless to say that power supply was destined for the repair bench or the bin.

@ the_devil Better not think about it, your brain might turn to mush