01-07-2015, 06:13 PM
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Not compatible, eh? It's nothing a little ADB pull/install job can't fix. Download/buy the app on a supported device, pull the apk off it, push it on a non-supported device... PROFIT!
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Problem, American Girl?

Angel Wrote:What's funny is my computer was randomly shutting off too and it turned out to be my power supply that needed to be replaced as well. Heh.Interesting. I guess your laptop's old power supply was just getting old, while the one that came with my Acer laptop was the wrong adapter entirely. The previous owners packed in an adapter that was meant for a small netbook. It's no fault of the PC store though.
cpd2009 Wrote:I might have asked you before, but I forget. What brand is your laptop? Greta is a Gateway, and the Acer is... Acer.
RAMChYLD Wrote:Honestly, I'll never buy Dell ever again. The treatment they gave me is appalling. My mom's laptop was involved in a recall, but apparently the recall is only valid in the US. Bought said laptop and now it has a burnt out NVidia GeForce7400M? Your problem if you live outside the US. Never doing business with Dell ever again- it's up there with HP on my blacklist.For me, I would only buy a Dell or HP if it was used, and like the Acer I got, it has to be in good condition. It's just that I heard a lot of bad stories regarding Dell/HP customer support that make me think twice about buying anything new from them. Though, Angel, has the customer service for your Alienware PC been good in your case?
Plus, they charged my sister RM4000 for a stupid little i5 with integrated graphics that one could find being sold by competing brands for a little over RM1000. Although that's her problem, she bought the laptop without consulting me, consulting her "best friends at work" instead.
On the other hand, Asus is awesome. Too bad they're not going to put out any more AMD gaming laptops...
RAMChYLD Wrote:Lunchtime.Near bedtime for me. Before I do, though, I'm going to set up Pablo's Linux drive. I got the old 160gb external drive all ready to go. The Linux distro of choice is PCLinuxOS... 64bit.