My house almost burned TO THE GROUND, BABY!
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any brand can have a bad design.... my old old toshiba was so good the processor cant run todays application anymore but nothing is wrong with the unit except the dead battery which is normal for an old laptop. my uncles toshiba had a bad casing design craks everywhere.my fist acer was good but my 2nd died in just 2 years..my friends corporate issued dells are good.my sister's dell power supply always dies...so next time ill buy ill just pick whichever looks good to me.regardless of the brand :D
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I will never buy a dell. I do not want to sit down on my comfy chair playing call of duty when all of a sudden it catches fire.
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i smell lawsuit
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That's what happens when you leave them plugged in. They're transformers, and they need a "load" applied to the transformer. When it's plugged into a 110 voltage source and nothing is drawing current, it will sit there slowly burning up. It's not the fault of the adapter or the cord. If you read the paperwork, it will likely tell you not to leave it plugged in when not in use.
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same thing happened to me tonight, it doesn't matter if the cables are messed up on the ground, how scary is this, dell dont care, i have children in bed and this happened upstairs
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Wires, touch'd inside of the rubber case set a spark. gf
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@Lidrena honestly. my friend has a mac. looks to complicated :/
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Hagi told you to go f off eh lol that's fucked Longwriter. Glad you didn't get burned out of house of home though, didn't realize u were doing a few more vids i'll be sure to watch em
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Fuck apple the mac is slow
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try acer and im really sorry and your not races and are plane lucky
Sorry about the delays with Part 2 of my Cataclysm vids---when the power adapter arrived, I spent all my time working on the Love is in the Air achievements---I really really want the Violet Proto-Drake.
I'll start working on the vids again right now. No ETA at the moment.
longWriter 2 years ago
yeah, those cords need to be cleaned up. If you have to, have a couple different power stips and only plug in the ones you're using atm.
Chellynne 2 years ago
@Chellynne That's what I'm doing now: never leave the laptop cord plugged in unattended.
I still think that cord shouldn't have burst into flames, though: I only had a switched-off TV, powered-off PS2 and Wii, and a VCR plugged into that strip besides the Laptop.
longWriter 2 years ago
having all those wires in that outlet like that is extremely dangerous. What surprises me isn't that the dell caught fire, but why nothing else caught fire as well.
SlowCheetah89 2 years ago
@SlowCheetah89 At the time, everything else that was plugged into that power strip was switched off, except for one VCR.
And I did have two different power strips. But I've taken one of the two power strips and plugged it into a different outlet.
longWriter 2 years ago
Good news, all: I tried again today, calling the number that the un-helpful guy from yesterday gave me, and they were much more helpful, this time. A new power adapter is on its way (ETA 2-3 business days), and I didn't have to pay for it, even though my warranty expired. Unless you count the 51 minutes on my cell phone, and considering how few minutes I use per year and how often Verizon makes me buy minutes, anyway, maybe I shouldn't count those 51 minutes.
longWriter 2 years ago