Soldato
TBF that's what we had to do in the before times as well, driver disc for the LAN adapter or a USB with WiFi drivers
Slipstreamed SATA drivers on a WinXP disc?
Slipstreamed SATA drivers on a WinXP disc?OHHHHHH man I remember how excited I was at building my own XP installs with drivers built in.TBF that's what we had to do in the before times as well, driver disc for the LAN adapter or a USB with WiFi drivers
Soldato
TBF that's what we had to do in the before times as well, driver disc for the LAN adapter or a USB with WiFi drivers
Aye but at least in the olden days they came with driver discs in the box so you at least just had to wait for it to install instead of going to an already internet connected device download the driver, put it on a usb then install it. Bloody palaver!
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I drive home on the a483 and a470 through mid-wales today.
It was glorious- hardly any traffic for most of the way. It was like being in a car advert
It was glorious- hardly any traffic for most of the way. It was like being in a car advert
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Caporegime
I can't decide if I'm going to be awesome today or super awesome today.
Associate
Right, I’m off to replace an AMD Epic CPU at AMD’s new UK office. Honestly can’t make this job up sometimes lol
Soldato
That seems a bit odd? There’s not a single person in AMD’s office that can do this task!?
Associate
It’s all under warranty and to be fair the AMD chap did do a lot of troubleshooting before logging it.
This server is dead, like it’s had an EMP blast take it out.
Soldato
Having an interesting discussion with packlink about an item which I sent that was damaged by the courier. According to them as it is more than 20 years old it is an antique. I think they take their policies from Leonardo DiCaprio.