Originally posted by germcevoywell my empty box will be here in a few days. Heres hoping that it won't take long. The thing i'm most pissed about though is that I had about 10 DVD's saved on the hard-disc that I didn't get a chance to burn. All gone. Dissapeared without a trace
Originally posted by germcevoywell my empty box will be here in a few days. Heres hoping that it won't take long. The thing i'm most pissed about though is that I had about 10 DVD's saved on the hard-disc that I didn't get a chance to burn. All gone. Dissapeared without a trace
Originally posted by Ali709[..]
The empty box again?! Hope they do something other than upgrading/reinstalling latest firmware this time!
And Drew...your avatar makes me nervous
Originally posted by germcevoy[..]
Drew needs to edit his avatar. Have Bono bouncing 5 times then another shot of him collapsed on a chair gasping for breath
Originally posted by djrlewis[..]
LOL!
All gone a little MacPhistfly....
Originally posted by easports43Well, I made the mistake of unplugging my iPod last night, and I had to completely restore it! Not an apple problem, just my stupidity and tiredness (I was doing this at 4:00 in the morning). Luckily I had everything backed up. So here's a warning---Always eject your iPod before unplugging the USB
Originally posted by drewhiggins[..]
I always unplug it before ejecting. It ejects automatically, so no point doing something extra.
Originally posted by easports43[..]
I never ejected it either. But It will always give me a "device removal" message. And I never pay any attention to it.
Originally posted by drewhiggins[..]
According to the USB1.1 and 2.0 Specifications, USB is a 'hot-plug' technology (unlike Firewire which apparently can cause your device to corrupt). Which means you can, as long as nothing is copying to or being used from the device (such as saving a file to it or playing a DVD), then it's fine to unplug it without using the 'Device Removal' or 'Safely Remove Hardware' utility. But it does change for different devices such as video-cameras, MP3 players, iPods, singing santas etc.
I do remember when some guy put in the wrong plug to his external drive and boom. Oops.
Originally posted by easports43[..]
Singing santas use USB 2.0? LOL