Name: Trying to fix my Brother-in-Law’s 10yr old Laptop...
Uploaded: 2020-03-26T00:21:11.000Z
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This is a del inspire on it seems some better days.

Even the chassis is cracked, but that's okay.

This has been around the world a couple of times.

It's even been on an Afghanistan military deployment.

So yeah, that's Afghan dirt that you're seeing.

But you've heard me talk about this before.

This is for my brother, who is a, uh, retired military veteran.

And I got basically it handed to me and was like, Hey, it doesn't work anymore.

But we've got really important pictures would like to get off of here, So can you please save those?

In fact, I'm not trying to you one better.

It's not really worth saving, but, hey, they can let their they can let their five year old pound away on the keyboard or something.

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First and foremost, we have to understand what the problems are Now.

This is an old T 4400 based Pentium dual core, loosely based upon the core two duo architecture.

But here's what we're dealing with right here it works.

And in typical fashion, you know when when somebody who's not, you know, really versed in computers hands, you compete with a problem, you go.

That could mean maybe the picture isn't coming up.

In our case, it will sit right here loading for the longest time.

And then what happens is it basically tells us that we have a corrupt, um, boot sector.

Basically, it just actually gives you a boot error and like an error code and the whole deal, when I love, though, is the built in diagnostics.

And let me show you this part because I feel like I'm playing an old, like a dork turn based video game.

That sounds like I'm playing an old school game, man.

If we go all the way back to, like yeah, yeah, who remembers?

Remembers when this was the sound effects you got in games.

So what this is basically telling me is that it actually detected an error the last time.

Self test Self test log contains previous errors.

The given air coded message complete can be used by Dell Technical support to help diagnose a problem.

This has an optical drive and a PCMCIA slot.

And it was a pretty massive slot back there.

Yeah, this whole giant car that was about that long would slide into that socket in.

And that was actually how you had hot swappable devices in a laptop.

Because everything's just done through either Thunderbolt USB three, Type C whatever Look VJ test.

We're color bars displayed like that like that font.

But I just thought that was interesting little piece of information to show you that this had actually a built in diagnostic and it did catch the air.

The air I caught was actually just previously logged error, saying Windows wouldn't boot.

Thank God he actually participated in the free windows upgrade.

Because had this been an old Windows Vista machine or, God forbid, a Windows EMI, which I highly doubt I think this was initially the next machine.

I don't have boot drives or boot discs for any of those operating system.

Sure, I could easily go online and get it, but because this is Windows 10 we might actually have a chance of recovering it through my Windows 10 disc right here.

See, this is why I say Look, it's on Windows 10.

It'll sit here on preparing automatic repair forever.

It could just be a corrupted sector of the hard drive that destroyed the boot loader.

So yeah, we just need to make sure Windows doesn't automatically wipe itself, Which it can do.

Well, my one woman what is it gonna boot off this?

Because if I do set up, that's gonna that's gonna screw us because it will wipe the drive, so, you know, set up 64 bit.

If it can't repair, then, um, we'll do that.

The easy way to take the drive out, offload the pictures, and then go from there.

So we've been sitting here for a while, and it's just not actually loading.

We're gonna go and play it safe, and we are going to shut this down.

We're gonna open it up, take the hard drive out, use one of my hot swaps, leads from my animals, which is just a state of two napkins drive thing, and then we are going to recover the data.

Make sure that's nice and safe, and then we'll see if we get this working again.

Objective primary mission objective is to save the pictures.

Otherwise, then you're dealing with an upset sister who's known to get emotional at simple things.

Imagine losing priceless, irreplaceable photos that way.

At the end of all this, I'm like, What's this?

It wasn't just The thing is like, uh, now this is the atom Most Dr Slide for two and 1/2 inch Seita drives.

It's not meant for computers like the sense we're about to use it, but it's nothing more than a hot swap Dr that has a sled that's designed to go into the animals.

But this will work with any drive, and as you can see, it has the SLA kits and slots and all you need.

There's nothing actually mount this down, so you don't wanna lift it up and break it if you've never broken one.

These tabs is they're extremely brittle plastic, so you just slide it in like so, and then it terminates to a USB three point.

Oh, and this one right here is actually for supplemental power.

So you have USB three point out and in a little bit extra power going through there.

So we're gonna plug this in right now, navigate the extremely unnerving contents of my sister in law's hard drive and with the ASU computer side by side.

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