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  1. smarteyeball
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    indianacarnie said:
    Took it to the repair place, paid $248.00 for what I soon afterward found out to be installing 2 drivers that I already had on the machine! $248.00 for 4 mouse clicks!!! That's when I decided to find out something about these things and the rest is history..
    That's absolutely heinous.

    I could understand if the drives were part of the price... but wow. That's absolutely criminal. How the hell did they justify that?

    Golden said:
    I cleaned too thoroughly.........
    Have acid - have fun :)
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  3. Golden
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    Windows 10 Pro x64 ; Xubuntu x64
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    Slartybart said:
    Which drive was it?
    Hehe. It was the laptop HDD....it was totally shot. Now replaced with Samsung 840EVO 120GB SSD
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