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Computer Help and Support

oldernwiser

(52 posts)

7. Maybe not...

Reply to CK_John (Reply #4)

Wed May 23, 2012, 05:16 PM

May 2012

On your current machine remove the battery hit with a hair dryer for about 5-8 min.

Might be a lost cause since the machine may have been powered up while wet. As a rule, liquids in and of themselves have no impact on the electronics. It's when you apply power to a wet circuit that does the damage.

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Computercide by Champagne [View all] sagesnow May 2012 OP

sorry for your loss...sounds like a hell of a way to go out though. ProdigalJunkMail May 2012 #1

I'll try it sagesnow May 2012 #2

$5 or so and worth it: struggle4progress May 2012 #3

350 will get you a good laptop from Compaq or Acer. To me brand no longer matters CK_John May 2012 #4

Maybe not... oldernwiser May 2012 #7

Thanks... sagesnow May 2012 #5

You can plug the drive into an external USB case. The laptop's probably a loss. HopeHoops May 2012 #6