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Old 04-03-2014, 01:50 PM #11
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Dear Ladies:

You have helped me more than you can imagine. Just think about this. I actually took a battery out of a laptop. Two or more years ago I didn't even know how to use a laptop and now I'm taking batteries out. rofl.

I wonder how long a laptop lasts? And how does one know when one needs a new laptop. Does it just die on you?

See, I thought I knew everything and I actually found out I needed one more question asked.

Oh, I use this mainly to watch videos on youtube or putlocker. The AC Adaptor brick thing gets warm. I gather this is normal??

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