Interestingly, a year ago, I had the same thing happen to a replacement iPod battery. It expanded up to almost an inch thick and popped the back off the iPod, but it did not explode. I was kind of scared of it.
I don't think that Acer made Macintoshes, but I guess I could be wrong. :rolleyes: Like I said, it has trouble booting into Windows. I'll see what happens if I uninstall iTunes and the iPod software.
I mean, this was my first guess too. It is set to boot from the main HD, and it does so for the most part, it just seems to hang and loop on the XP loading screen.
I have an Acer 8200 Core Duo laptop that won't boot up unless my 5g iPod is plugged in. I'm running XP Pro SP2, and it hangs on the Windows loading screen. Any suggestions, short of reinstalling windows?
I'll also point out that it is not set to boot from the iPod, and that it starts up...
I already tried reseating the card, and booting it without the card. What worries me is that when I try to boot the system with no card at all, there are no error/beep codes like I would expect.
So I was up in my room playing some games (I have the flu) and my PC froze up, and developed some wierd red dotted vertical lines all over the screen. Since it was frozen, I tried hard rebooting it and when I did so the bootscreen had the same corruption and was all kinds of fucked up.
So I...
I'm actually pretty sure that someone on these forums has modded those waterblocks to do SLI. He just plugged one of the barbs, and drilled new holes on the bottom/top of each block, so that when he installed them in SLI, the output of 1 lined up exactly with the input of the other. It was...
I don't have it, not only because I'm worried about it borking my computer, but my schools firewall and virus protection is really quite good. I'm planning on getting it installed when I stop being so cheap, and get another hard drive to copy everything to just in case.