Originally Posted by dragon2309

Please refrain from randomly swearing for no apparent reason. Thanks

Originally Posted by Psychobob777

ture of false? the point, line and pair of intersecting lines are special types of conic sections

Originally Posted by 4W4K3

This is my cat, Ichigo. Or just Ichi, or just B, sometimes Ichi-B...whatever.

Today I decided to surprise him. He's had it rough most of his short little life, I found him sick and dying in the dirt when I first picked him up. A short while later we nursed him back to health and he's been doing great. Gotten lots bigger.

So I showered him with cash while he was sleeping.
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He awoke dazed and confused, wondering if this was truly reality or if it was merely a dream.
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Upon realization that this money was very real, he quickly became alert and greedy. Desperate to keep this money for himself, he claimed it as his own and began raking it in.
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That is all.

Originally Posted by FFCFoo

You don't no me.

Originally Posted by PC eye

Why would anyone want to trash Windows and end up seeing yellow marked usb host controllers and other items foobar when they are far better off reviewing actual support information seen at WD not your fabrications?!

Problems with a WD Passport drive not spinning up, not being recognized, and/or clicking upon power up. Question Why does a WD Passport drive click or not spin up when connected to a USB port? Answer Problem:
The WD Passport drive either does not spin up or tries to spin but clicks when it is connected to a USB port.

Cause:
There may not be enough power currently supplied to the machine's USB port. Some computer systems only supply 500mA of power through USB ports. The WD Passport hard drive requires a little over 1000mA of power at spin up.

Solution:
Try the Passport drive on another USB port or another computer. If the Passport drive is connected to a USB hub, try connecting it directly to the computer's USB port. If the drive is connected to a PCMCIA (PC Card) on a notebook computer, the drive may only function properly if you power it with the optional power adapter (Silver Passport) or a USB 2.0 Power Booster Cable (Black or Colored Passport). If you decide to use a third-party USB cable to connect the drive to the computer, the cable may not be able to transfer enough power to the drive (This includes USB "reel" cables and extension cables). Western Digital offers an optional power adaptor and an optional USB 2.0 Power Booster cable (the USB 2.0 Power Booster cable has two USB connectors that plug into the computer instead of one).

http://wdc.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wdc....i=&p_topview=1


The drive is funtioning well on one system showing that there is likely some other reason why it may not on the second pc. You first have to find out what that is without trashing the current installation.

Originally Posted by tommy8748

Can an admin plz close this forum down noone is comming here

Originally Posted by kal2509

one of my friends was trying to say goodbye and he accidentally said "orangutan butt sex"

Originally Posted by apj101

thread closed, infraction given to pc-eye