Uh-oh, KA. He just called you gay.

:grin: :mad: :cry: :( :D :killgrin: :confused: :x ^_^ ^^ :o :mad: :mad: o_O

i called nobody gay

Well, then you're saying he's not Jesus. Which is correct, because I am.

Jesus wasn't black.

A PSU won't fry your board just by flipping a switch... there's no way in hell.

Maybe 10 years ago before power supplies didn't have detection (or did they...?) but definitely not now. The best way is to just put the shit in a microwave, like Sov suggested magnets, but only if you have scientific grade magnets... it takes a big magnet to fry a HDD.

Well the washing machine/dryer outside of my friend's room succeeded in cooking his power supply three times I believe. He had to buy a new one each time.

PSU, if it's a shitty one, maybe.

But definitely not mobo/processor/anything really valuable.

you can bet its shitty. its one of those gay compaq things.

Gay compaq things?

Ok... still won't fry it? Just put parts of it in the microwave/tape metal in there to short circuit it.

What??? You are crazy.

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I might as well answer. Delete all programs --> Start, Settings, Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs --> and get rid of them all.

Then, I don't know. Go into My Computer, and select lots of random files that luck extremely important, and delete them.

Then download lots of viruses, spyware etc. and blame it on your sister. Supposing you have a sister. If not, blame it on anyone in the house that is younger than you, and stupider.

Or just go to it with a sledge hammer. Either way is fun.

You could open it up and take out your bios battery thingy.

that would just screw up the time

i am in luck i do have a sister

Don't double post Woody.

And taking out the battery would not let the computer start at all... on my old PC it went out and it would not properly boot.

Younger or older?

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Do you have...no, wouldn't work.

Buy a cheap ass critical part, even a hdd, from eBay, replace it with the one you have now, fry THAT. He wont know the difference. If he doesn't buy a new pc, you can always replace it with the old one and you'll still have a pc. And if he does, you have an extra hdd to add to your shiny new pc for additional space.

We are going to need pictures in order to fully evaluate your situation :nerd:

You do realize that she's most probably eight, don't you?

actually she is 13