Computer and Laptop Tech Thread

[oj88]

Tried a different mouse on the computer and cursor movement was normal.

Tried the mouse on a different computer and it's still reversed.

Too bad; gaming mouse pa man din ito that I got as an exchange gift.

Gaming mouse? It may have a switch, either a physical switch or software-controlled that will reverse the axis.

[WallyWest]

Sadly, no such switch.
The button programming software doesn't even detect it anymore.

Also, this mouse used to work fine as plug and play. Its software's only purpose was to assign different operations to the buttons (X-mouse was way better IMO).

Sakasa mouse is an option but it's more of a prank program and doesn't work consistently.

[papi smith]

Mga paps, ano kaya tawag sa usb adapter Ng internal hdd na sa right, the one with the bracket, kasi ung old ko are pins, this new one is already embedded on board, papa repair ko kasi laptop so I need to retrieve and wipe the data inside. Thanks.

[Bravoexo]

Mga paps, ano kaya tawag sa usb adapter Ng internal hdd na sa right, the one with the bracket, kasi ung old ko are pins, this new one is already embedded on board, papa repair ko kasi laptop so I need to retrieve and wipe the data inside. Thanks.

SATA - Yung old one is IDE. (pins) Any external drive enclosure nowadays are sata based.

[StockEngine]

Mga paps, ano kaya tawag sa usb adapter Ng internal hdd na sa right, the one with the bracket, kasi ung old ko are pins, this new one is already embedded on board, papa repair ko kasi laptop so I need to retrieve and wipe the data inside. Thanks.

PATA on the left.. SATA on the right.

PATA or EIDE .. 80pin ribbon cable.

[WallyWest]

Mga paps, ano kaya tawag sa usb adapter Ng internal hdd na sa right, the one with the bracket, kasi ung old ko are pins, this new one is already embedded on board, papa repair ko kasi laptop so I need to retrieve and wipe the data inside. Thanks.

You can plug that small hard drive (the one on the right) to any desktop with SATA if all you want is to access it one time to clean up.

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[papi smith]

Thanks mga paps, I saw it na sa shopee, SATA na nga ung new, IDE pa ung old ko

[jut703]

Anyone know a cheaper place to buy laptops in Southeast Asia than Hong Kong?

I'm currently eyeing this HP Envy X360 (Ryzen 7, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 13" FHD) selling for 65k in HK:



I've checked locally and the closest they have at this price point is an Envy X360 with a Ryzen 7 CPU but only 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD for 63k.



I also checked Singapore prices and it's only about 3k cheaper than PH for the same specs. I don't wanna buy from the US because it's harder to claim warranty unlike HK/SG where I have friends flying in and out monthly.


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[Jun aka Pekto]

Honestly? I've avoided HP laptops like a plague. I stick with ASUS and Lenovo for regular laptops or Sager (Clevo) at the top end.

[12vdc]

+1. hp are good only on laser printers and imaging devices, Laptaps and afterservice are quacks. Personally i'd get Lenovo, Dell, Acer, Asus.