Blue Screen of DEATH

[teenagekicks 10]

Hello can anyone recommend a PC shop that is good value for money.

 

I have BAD_prompt_start up and MEMORY ERROR - Basically blue screen of death.

 

I need my photos from laptop. I don't want the Laptop anymore

 

Im about to start calling PC shops and thought id try here and get some advice

[captainwood2 10]

Bring it down to us, we will take a look at it free of charge for you. The shops details are at http://www.compact-support.co.uk we are just the other side of the dronfield bypass in Chesterfield.

[CPC464 10]

Just get the photos off your most recent backup.

 

No one risks not having a back up.....

[999tigger 10]

I bet Ghozer could just grab the images for you.

You would only need to take out the hdd and use a dock on another pc.

Mozalan is on holiday.

[teenagekicks 10]

Thank you for tour comments. Im really looking for a price that someone will be able to pull the photos of my laptop. The laptop to put it a better world is Fecked and you cannot get into safe mode. Please PM if you are up to the job with a price you can keep mylaptop as part of the deal

[melthebell 863]

Thank you for tour comments. Im really looking for a price that someone will be able to pull the photos of my laptop. The laptop to put it a better world is Fecked and you cannot get into safe mode. Please PM if you are up to the job with a price you can keep mylaptop as part of the deal

just need to pop the HDD into another computer or plug it into one, pity i aint in sheff im after collecting a few old lappys for parts lol

[captainwood2 10]

Do you have a computer or external HDD to put the pictures on to?

 

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I have sent you a PM.

[CPC464 10]

All you need is a drive caddy like one of these

 

http://www.ebuyer.com/store/Storage/cat/Hard-Drive-Accessories/subcat/Caddies-&-Enclosures

 

Remove the drive from the laptop, slot it in, the plug it in via USB to another PC.

 

But you also really really need to start having a backup.

 

Google let's you store unlimited photos online for free (at 2 megapixels).

Full size copies should be kept on a drive somewhere.