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Ameri Comp,inc computer

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6 hours ago, Ross Scarlet said:

Theres http://www.the-acr.com/ which looks like its frozen in time since 2000.

 

As for this machine, lubing up the floppy mechanism and a new cmos battery and it should be okay (is the HDD working?)

I don't know because the USB ports on the computer does not work. But I ordered a USB thing that should work. If it does not then I will have to order a ps2 keyboard and mouse.

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So I was walking around downtown and I saw a computer that was in pretty rough shape and even had vines starting to grown on it. I decided to take it back home and discovered that the computer was from a company called  Ameri Comp, inc. I tried searching the brand up online and to my surprise I could not find any info on it. The computer turns on and none on the usb ports work but it takes me to a screen that tells me some info on it. Hopefully the pictures will help. 

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It looks like it may have been some business PC that was prebuilt for business purposes.

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  • CPU
  • Motherboard
  • RAM
  • GPU
  • Case
  • Storage
  • PSU
  • Display(s)
  • Cooling
  • Keyboard
  • Mouse
  • Sound
  • Operating System

 

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39 minutes ago, Emanbaird said:

It looks like it may have been some business PC that was prebuilt for business purposes.

Yeah it even said on the motherboard for home and office use. 

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Theres http://www.the-acr.com/ which looks like its frozen in time since 2000.

 

As for this machine, lubing up the floppy mechanism and a new cmos battery and it should be okay (is the HDD working?)

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6 hours ago, Ross Scarlet said:

Theres http://www.the-acr.com/ which looks like its frozen in time since 2000.

 

As for this machine, lubing up the floppy mechanism and a new cmos battery and it should be okay (is the HDD working?)

I don't know because the USB ports on the computer does not work. But I ordered a USB thing that should work. If it does not then I will have to order a ps2 keyboard and mouse.

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Do you want to keep it? It's junk.

 

 

Toss in E-waste.

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17 hours ago, MandoPanda said:

Do you want to keep it? It's junk.

 

 

Toss in E-waste.

I might be able to use it as a cheap home server and get ide to sata.

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And yes the hard drives work but they only show up in the bios and not on the file explorer. I have tried booting them up but when ever i do an error message comes up and it says NTLDR missing. Is there a fix for this?

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17 hours ago, MandoPanda said:

Do you want to keep it? It's junk.

 

 

Toss in E-waste.

Retro gaming, Athlons are rare to come by.

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