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jumper8 · 22nd January 2015, 14:22

My laptop powers up then crashes after 2secs - 1min,
or sometimes before windows even loads.
i think it is a hardware problem.

i want to get it repaired but its full of porn,music and personal
info(financial medical,personal...stuff that i dont want some
arsehole getting hold of).

you need a password to get into the c drive where all my data is
but otherwise nothing is encrypted.

What should i do?
can i trust my local repair shop ?
i have access to central london btw.

there is important data i need(porn and music can be replaced)
should i buy new laptop and ask them to put in hard drive from my
current laptop?

Suggestions please.

Gwynd · 22nd January 2015, 15:40

Hi jumper8

There is a troubleshooting guide for that type of issue here:

Code:

http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Lockups-Freezes-Hangs/Laptop-powers-up-then-after-a-few-seconds-powers-off/td-p/574883

Have you sufficient ability to safely get the drive out yourself?

If so you could put it into a caddy and remove the potentially embarrasing information.

Personally I wouldn't go for the "buy new laptop and change drive" option, you are still getting someone else to move the stuff around.
1: You have a perfectly good drive gone to waste.
2: If they are going to move the drive, someone will have to look at it. In which case you may as well take it to someone and get them to have a look at the current laptop. I'm sure you won't be the first or last person to have an expert investigate things you would prefer not to be seen on your computer (damn you Firefox, keeping random bookmarks

).

jumper8 · 23rd January 2015, 00:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gwynd

(damn you Firefox, keeping random bookmarks

).

oh fuck i forgot about my bookmarks now i am going to look like a real perv!

what i was hoping for was a repair while you wait service ie "don't even think about mirroring my HD".

question:can an engineer access my hd drive without the password?

sumairp · 23rd January 2015, 03:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by jumper8

oh fuck i forgot about my bookmarks now i am going to look like a real perv!

what i was hoping for was a repair while you wait service ie "don't even think about mirroring my HD".

question:can an engineer access my hd drive without the password?

You need:-
1. A friend who can download & burn an ISO CD of Linuxmint or Ubuntu.
2. An external HD

Load the CD & re-boot the Laptop.
It will load slowly because the computer has to read the CD then dump the info into memory then go back and get more info from the CD.

When fully loaded, select "demo" and navigate to your data folders.

You can the cut & transfer your data from the Laptop onto an external HD.

ALWAYS back up your valuable data, weekly or more frequently depending on your downloads.
I use Karen's Replicator. Neanderthal simple to use.

Cheers,

DarkGuyver · 23rd January 2015, 08:16

You could just ask the technician to take out the hard drive from your laptop first and give it to you before they do any repairs. Just tell them that it has allot of confidential data on there and you need it for work. The technician will probably put a spare drive he has laying around into your laptop once he has repaired it to test that it's working again.

jumper8 · 23rd January 2015, 14:34

if i get a friend to take the Hard Drive out.should i also remove
the RAM before i give my laptop to a repair shop?
or is no personal data stored in the RAM ?

riskyfrisky · 23rd January 2015, 15:44

No, you won't need to remove the RAM. Think of RAM as Window's workspace - it is loaded into RAM when the machine is turned on. When the machine is turned off, everything in RAM is lost, hence the need for permanent storage (your hard drive).

In fact, it's probably best to leave the RAM in anyway so that it can be tested.

DarkGuyver · 23rd January 2015, 16:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by riskyfrisky

No, you won't need to remove the RAM. Think of RAM as Window's workspace - it is loaded into RAM when the machine is turned on. When the machine is turned off, everything in RAM is lost, hence the need for permanent storage (your hard drive).

In fact, it's probably best to leave the RAM in anyway so that it can be tested.

That is correct, RAM isn't designed to store data once your system has been switched off. RAM is only active when your system is powered on.

PatrynXX · 23rd January 2015, 16:13

mine is due for a reinstall. as I keep getting a IRQL_GT_ZERO_AT_SYSTEM_SERVICE

USUALLY DURING FIRST BOOT IF i MOVE THE MOUSE AT ALL. BSOD. but it still comes up on random smh

I've been told it's a driver.... sigh... it doesn't happen enough to be a major annoyance though. could be Bitdefender. It mucks up my Steam Client.

unless you take your computer to Geek Squad. should be able to trust things. Geek Squad is more like the Porn Squad and they hardly fix anything....

Se7en69 · 23rd January 2015, 18:27

Jumper, I fix computers and your problem reminds me of a guy who sent his in once. You would turn it on and then it would turn off. Sometimes it lasted seconds, sometimes minutes.

The answer turned out to be the cpu fan. There was actually nothing wrong with it. It was just dirty. It had like a mini hairball inside that would not allow the fan to spin. The computer overheats and turns itself off, so it won't do further damage. After cleaning it, the computer worked normally. Checked the hard drive, memory, ect... Nothing wrong with it.

You might want to hit youtube and enter your model number. It might show you how to take it apart if you've never done it before.

Of course, there might be something else wrong. But this just reminded me of that issue.

22nd January 2015, 14:22	#1
jumper8 anti wait1ng poster Forum Lord Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,294 Thanks: 778 Thanked 12,339 Times in 1,198 Posts	Laptop crashing Help needed My laptop powers up then crashes after 2secs - 1min, or sometimes before windows even loads. i think it is a hardware problem. i want to get it repaired but its full of porn,music and personal info(financial medical,personal...stuff that i dont want some arsehole getting hold of). you need a password to get into the c drive where all my data is but otherwise nothing is encrypted. What should i do? can i trust my local repair shop ? i have access to central london btw. there is important data i need(porn and music can be replaced) should i buy new laptop and ask them to put in hard drive from my current laptop? Suggestions please.

22nd January 2015, 15:40	#2
Gwynd Perfect Stranger Postaholic Join Date: May 2010 Location: The land of the Brotherhood Posts: 9,502 Thanks: 146,055 Thanked 63,426 Times in 9,233 Posts	Hi jumper8 There is a troubleshooting guide for that type of issue here: Code: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Lockups-Freezes-Hangs/Laptop-powers-up-then-after-a-few-seconds-powers-off/td-p/574883 Have you sufficient ability to safely get the drive out yourself? If so you could put it into a caddy and remove the potentially embarrasing information. Personally I wouldn't go for the "buy new laptop and change drive" option, you are still getting someone else to move the stuff around. 1: You have a perfectly good drive gone to waste. 2: If they are going to move the drive, someone will have to look at it. In which case you may as well take it to someone and get them to have a look at the current laptop. I'm sure you won't be the first or last person to have an expert investigate things you would prefer not to be seen on your computer (damn you Firefox, keeping random bookmarks ). __________________ Are you a new member here? If so, please read this. If you don't know how to use vBulletin, The FAQ is here. If you want to know about PlanetSuzy, or you need help, please go here. Thank you for reading this message, please enjoy your time at PlanetSuzy.

23rd January 2015, 16:13	#9
PatrynXX Beagle Badger Postaholic Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Had a friend since 87 visit in early Sept... I'm kinda on longterm break. Posts: 9,378 Thanks: 121,226 Thanked 85,184 Times in 8,810 Posts	mine is due for a reinstall. as I keep getting a IRQL_GT_ZERO_AT_SYSTEM_SERVICE USUALLY DURING FIRST BOOT IF i MOVE THE MOUSE AT ALL. BSOD. but it still comes up on random smh I've been told it's a driver.... sigh... it doesn't happen enough to be a major annoyance though. could be Bitdefender. It mucks up my Steam Client. unless you take your computer to Geek Squad. should be able to trust things. Geek Squad is more like the Porn Squad and they hardly fix anything.... __________________ Miami Vice 2022 coming soon Love this thread - http://veterperementour.ru/t965883-porn-chain.html Not like Where's Waldo but similar

23rd January 2015, 08:16	#5
DarkGuyver V.I.P. Forum Lord Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,709 Thanks: 7,735 Thanked 6,667 Times in 1,448 Posts	You could just ask the technician to take out the hard drive from your laptop first and give it to you before they do any repairs. Just tell them that it has allot of confidential data on there and you need it for work. The technician will probably put a spare drive he has laying around into your laptop once he has repaired it to test that it's working again.

23rd January 2015, 14:34	#6
jumper8 anti wait1ng poster Forum Lord Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,294 Thanks: 778 Thanked 12,339 Times in 1,198 Posts	if i get a friend to take the Hard Drive out.should i also remove the RAM before i give my laptop to a repair shop? or is no personal data stored in the RAM ?

23rd January 2015, 15:44	#7
riskyfrisky Junior Member Addicted Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 112 Thanks: 3,065 Thanked 185 Times in 74 Posts	No, you won't need to remove the RAM. Think of RAM as Window's workspace - it is loaded into RAM when the machine is turned on. When the machine is turned off, everything in RAM is lost, hence the need for permanent storage (your hard drive). In fact, it's probably best to leave the RAM in anyway so that it can be tested.

23rd January 2015, 18:27	#10
Se7en69 Novice Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 55 Thanks: 333 Thanked 35 Times in 17 Posts	Jumper, I fix computers and your problem reminds me of a guy who sent his in once. You would turn it on and then it would turn off. Sometimes it lasted seconds, sometimes minutes. The answer turned out to be the cpu fan. There was actually nothing wrong with it. It was just dirty. It had like a mini hairball inside that would not allow the fan to spin. The computer overheats and turns itself off, so it won't do further damage. After cleaning it, the computer worked normally. Checked the hard drive, memory, ect... Nothing wrong with it. You might want to hit youtube and enter your model number. It might show you how to take it apart if you've never done it before. Of course, there might be something else wrong. But this just reminded me of that issue.