02-29-2012, 08:33 AM
huckleberrypie Wrote:Other PC blew up. Still finding out if it can be revived.I feel your pain.
The Best Medicine > Magic. Because SCIENCE! can prove the former.
huckleberrypie Wrote:Other PC blew up. Still finding out if it can be revived.I feel your pain.
RAMChYLD Wrote:huckleberrypie Wrote:Other PC blew up. Still finding out if it can be revived.I feel your pain.
Blackberry Bun Wrote:Prudie Prudie Prue, where are you?
We got people concerned now
Prudie Prudie Prue, where are you?
We need some news from you now
In other news:
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This is a summary of the story in a flash game I recently played, and in my opinion the story is... unsatisfactory.
Evalana Wrote:Maybe one of you more electronically inclined folks can help me out here. Okay, as you recall, I recently bought a BD-rom drive, and it takes up two USB ports. So I picked up this USB Hubman (mostly because I was buying something else on the site and it was on sale). Now, for some reason when I plug the BD-rom into it, the computer doesn't recognize it. The drive works fine if it's plugged into the computer's ports, but not the hub. I know it isn't the hub itself, since other things work with it. Is there anything I can do to make the BD-rom work with this hub, or is it a lost cause?Sounds like there's not enough power going into the drive. The reason a drive may need two ports is simple- the second USB plug is used purely for drawing power and no data goes through it. Most USB hubs limit the amount of power going out to a device. For flash drives and input devices, this isn't a problem since they're low power devices.
Blackberry Bun Wrote:Prudie Prudie Prue, where are you?
We got people concerned now
Prudie Prudie Prue, where are you?
We need some news from you now