the l shaped platic on the drive but all the pins are still there. The piece of plastic got stuck inside the sata cord.did you break the cable end or part of it is left in the drive? Or motherboard.stuff not going how i want it to like when i took off the sata cable it took the L shaped plastic with it but still has the pins so now i need to find someone who knows how to fix that because i don'tp.s. happened yesterday im resorted to useing older pc atm till i fix that :/
will give this a goLike Gary said depends on what part has snapped off mate I did the top of a plug the other day and while my breakage wasn't worth fixing if it's in the mobo or drive socket then some VERY careful gluing might put it back together.stuff not going how i want it to like when i took off the sata cable it took the L shaped plastic with it but still has the pins so now i need to find someone who knows how to fix that because i don't
That two pack resin based stuff is good but make sure you only use the smallest amount you can and trim the excess with a very fin blade - a scalpel blade is ideal before it is set hard - you do have a few minutes where you can do that when it's in a semi gel state and make sure you give it at least 24 hours to cure / set properly before using the socket again.
Hi Kari, you should also try to run Pingtest.net - The Global Broadband Quality Test to determine the quality of the internet connection. However, at this speed, it should not really buffer. I have a 2Mbps connection but the video doesn't buffer (90% of times) even at 720p HD resolution on YouTube. On pingtest, my line quality is A.
