@@Renton.drives Nope. It bit the dust a few years ago. I couldn't figure out what was wrong with it. I gave it to one of my friends to check it out for me and I haven't gotten it back as yet. Thanks for watching and for your comment. Have a great day.
For some that have trouble: 137 GB was standard ide max, extended to 1tb but was replaced by sata. Some older machines could not load large GB drives, due to bios, however X used to have software that bypassed these limitations. I have a old baby running a 1TB drive and a 512GB sd drive with Win 98 upgraded from win 95. Was going to give link for X but there are so many versions and most was drive oem specific so would need info, too hard. I hardly ever use YT since it's adds crazy, too frustrating.
@wamperth I know what you mean about the ads on youtube. It's crazy man. Anyhow RU-vid was the original. I appreciate the time you've taken for your comments. I'm just fixing up these computers to give them away so I'm not really going to much trouble. Thanks for your input. Have a great day bro
Hi, normally I no longer offer help or make help videos as it is not appreciated these days so this is a exception as you seem a nice person. There are two versions of this card, red and blue. Blue works way better is not as fussy. I imagine you did supply voltage to both the card and the drive, should of worked if sufficient current. If running sata to ide dont use twisted cable, ensure ide set to master. Now a better way is to buy a ide to sd or a sata to sd depending on what you want. They recommend 128gb max but I tested 512gb works fine. Don't think 1tb, they all scams even though they do exist they way too expensive $120+ for a genuine. Note we talking SD not SSD. SSD is another ball game.
@wamperth Hey thanks for your comment and your input. These computers I fix up and give away to people in the Philippines mostly students who are needy and can't afford to buy a computer . That's why I don't want to spend a lot of money on them to fix them up. I give them at least a 250 GB hard drive. Or maybe at 500 GB hard drive. They're not going to be using these computers like we do all they're going to be using it for a school work. I appreciate what's you've said
@@airman14_lefans Yeah it just stopped working for no reason. I couldn't figure it out. I gave it to a friend to see if he could check it out for me and I haven't gotten it back as yet. Thanks for your comment. Have a great day
@@irfaanxlcr8370 definitely the Power Intake Area (PIA MOSFET) blowing out or the bloody Northbridge delaminating off the board due to that insane heat from the P4... this era of acer had the WORST build quality and the worst QC, finding a one that actually lasts is like winning a lottery! But the design looks like a bootleg PowerBook G3 which I kinda like
@@Battlesofhunt Hello and greetings. I'm not really sure I understand what you're talking about. Are you referring to increasing and decreasing the tension ? If that's the case please take a look at the video link below. I explained in that video how the hand grip exerciser dial gets stuck on what to do to free it up and keep it from getting stuck again. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. Have a great day. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2d61AZ_ua0o.htmlsi=CjooX2E0E9S1iUNx
@@timf2279 No it's a regular apartment building residence. Before they put up the gates I used to go in there in the summertime and take pictures of the flowers. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. Have a great day
@@mathias4891 Haha. That's why they should put a sign there that says: DANGER DON'T LOOK UP Thanks for watching my videos and thanks for your comment. Have a great day
@rocket9x321 Could be. I doubt whether Bo and Luke would trade in the General Lee for that. Not even Daisy. She drove a Jeep. Thanks for your comment. Thanks for watching my videos. Have a great day
hey,appreciate your work as your the only one on youtube showing how to fix handgrippers. I have a request i have a handgripper and its screw that fits in the hole got loose and came out can you please make video on fixing that? as it would be great content and would really help me. Thanks.
@@bruh69949 Hello and greetings. I'll see what I can do for you. Meanwhile can you try to explain it in greater detail for me so I understand exactly what's going on. Keep in mind that the only thing that went wrong with mine is the spring got broken. People keep telling me about their units getting broken in different manners and asking me for a solution. I try to figure out something for them. I'll try to figure something out for you if I can. Thank you very much and have a great day
@@STAR-NUMBER100 Hello and greetings. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comments. Everyone keeps asking me where to get these Springs from. I did not buy these springs. I salvaged them from some bed frames that were thrown out in the garbage. As such they are recycled springs. The only suggestion I have if you're looking for this sort of Springs is to check out a hardware store or a mechanic shop. Thank you very much and have a great day
@@carriegiles5797 Hello and greetings. I'm glad it was helpful to you. I'm happy that you're donating your old electronics instead of throwing it in the garbage. I've gotten so many computers from people that I've fixed up and sent away to the Philippines for charity. Thanks for watching. If you're into old cars, I'm going to be making a video hopefully sometime this week or this month about a 1927 Franklin in original unrestored condition. Take care and have a great day
Bought My Pentax Me Super in late 70's or early 80's. Just loaded a B&W into it and it functions perfectly. I Have not used it for let's say in about 20 or 25 years. My digital Pentax lenses have the same red dots as earlier ones and the old K-lenses fit quite well to the new models, like K1 Mark II. This is good since some of the Pentax lenses are such a high quality lenses. The outstanding characteristic with ME Super was those two little buttons on top of the camera, which did show the right exposition metering for right shutter speed in viewfinder - which you were able to either accept or lower/press a bit by chancing the ASA by 1/4x to 4x stops. I just love my old Me Super, even though it is museum stuff, these days. It seems that the film era might still continue, after all. One of my pro-customers said me once: "Never sell your dark room equipment away, you will need it some day"... Yours Risto.
Great educational data. Thanks for sharing with us. You're a real shutterbug. You Make Me Remember Paul Simon's song Kodachrome. Thanks for watching. Take care and have a great day
@RickyOcarina Hey, thanks for watching my videos and for your comments. Windows 98 is really ancient. I'm not sure if this setup will work with Windows 98. You'll have to do your own trial and error to see. Can you let me know if the motherboard can handle anything above that. Can you try to put Windows XP on it and then upgrade to Windows 7? Your 150 GB SATA hard drive is a good size for an older computer. Do you have access to Windows XP and Windows 7 installation discs? Let me know how you make out
Even on a snappy OS like Windows 7, it is painfully slow on such old hardware. I tried it with our Dimension 3000 in 2014 and ultimately ended up putting Windows XP back on it.
@SWMOWoodsman Yeah, I guess there's only so much you can expect from these old clunkers. But they did serve us well when we had only them to use. It's fun to work on them whenever I get the chance. Can't burn our old bridges. Thanks for watching. Good luck, and have a great day
@@GamingwithHitesh-gx4er Hello and greetings. A lot of people ask me where to buy these Springs from. I didn't buy these Springs I salvaged them from bed frames that were thrown out. I don't think you can get it from a sports shop. You might want to try a hardware store and see if they have something that would work with the dimension length diameter and stuff like that. Sorry I can't be of any more help to you. I wish they sold spare parts for these so people don't have to waste their money buying a brand new hand grip exerciser every time the spring broke. You know the only other thing I thought of that might work is what I told one of my other viewers. If you go to a mechanic shop the old cars have drum brakes they didn't have disc brakes like the cars have nowadays. Those drum brake assemblies had some Springs inside of them. If you can do your own experiment you can ask them for some of those things that were removed from the drum brake assembly and you can try to modify it for your hand grip exerciser. I've never had to do that myself so I really can't give you any advice on doing it. It's just something that came to my mind. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. Have a great day bro
Tip and ring. Blue orange green Brown slate. Breakdown voltage. Pick a bonds. Used to be. Retired like you too. We always had the best tools. Hope you're enjoying your retirement. Thanks for watching and for your comment. Have a great day brother
@@irfaanxlcr8370 I'm sorry to be callous, please invest in some kind of camera stand. It was informative, but very hard to watch, the parts where it was often out of focus hurt my eyes. Please continue offering videos, I really didn't mean to step on your toes. ✌️
Fuhgeddaboudit. You're right. It is a bit shoddy. I have all of those tripods and camera stuff. I'm just a bit lazy to set them up, but I'll try to improve in the future. Sorry about your eyes. Thanks a lot for watching and for your comment. Have a great day
@@jasonbyrd-retronerd Hey thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. Don't throw it in the garbage. In working condition they're probably worth about $100. What is strictly for collectors only. There's absolutely nothing you could do with it other than a standalone set up. You can't go online because no browsers would support that operating system. Have a great day
Hey greetings and thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. I did not buy any of these replacement springs. I salvaged them from bed frames that were thrown out. You might want to check with a hardware store to see if they have any of these kinds of Springs that would work for your hand grip exerciser. Thank you very much and have a great day
Yeah, that's great. Gorilla tape, vinyl tape, duct tape. They're all good for the job. The thing is, with me, I like to recycle, reuse, refurbish, repurpose. I like to experiment. See different ways of doing stuff. When you said tubeless, are you talking about motorcycle tires and car tires? Or do they have tubeless bicycle tires nowadays? That's new for me
@@irfaanxlcr8370 I’m a big fan of experimenting and recycling too. Old tubes make great rubber bands! Tubeless bicycle tires have really blown up in popularity over the last few years. Started in mountain biking but has moved to road biking too. It cuts out a lot of the fear of flats and lets you run lower tire pressure
@@jimjohanson8152 Interesting stuff. I could understand how the guys feel if they're out in the middle of nowhere with a flat tire. Can't call AAA. Must be expensive though. Thanks for sharing
@@carlospaul9214 That's old school. Last century. Nowadays we have battery powered LED lights. Those old generators slow down the bike and the light is not a constant luminosity. It gets brighter and dimmer as you pedal.
@TomTerrific-vm3qg You're right about that. Vinyl tape is very flexible and easy to work with. A lot easier than what I did just now. But I like to experiment. The only thing I'm thinking about is after some time that vinyl tape will become sticky and gummy.
Hello and greetings. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comments. Disconnecting the CMOS battery and reconnecting it didn't do the trick at all. I tried to boot it up with a Windows 7 and then a Windows 10 USB flash drive. That didn't work either. Then, I tried an external USB CD/DVD reader with a Windows 7 disc. Strike out again. In the end, what I did was I cloned one of my laptops hard drive, and that's how I got it to work. Now, both of the T460s Notebooks work perfectly. I hope this was useful information for you. Thank you very much, and have a great day.
