Your most favorite/curious failure
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As the topic says, post and discribe your most favorite/curious failure
For me:
Okay form time to time my mousewheel is not doing the things it should do.
For example everytime when I deactivte my additional mouselight and then try using the mouswheel, my current mouse-dpi value is set to the lowest value .I always go with 2400 dpi but after the failure it is 800 dpi.
When I switch on the mouselight the failure is gone..... very strange.
I don´t know how to fix it and further more I don´t want to fix it since it is nice way to confuse my friends with it.
For me:
Okay form time to time my mousewheel is not doing the things it should do.
For example everytime when I deactivte my additional mouselight and then try using the mouswheel, my current mouse-dpi value is set to the lowest value .I always go with 2400 dpi but after the failure it is 800 dpi.
When I switch on the mouselight the failure is gone..... very strange.
I don´t know how to fix it and further more I don´t want to fix it since it is nice way to confuse my friends with it.
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My Worst Failure was Trying to Fix My old 95 computer it was wack... i just ended up riping it up in the end it was good for somthin we modified a old gamecube power supply to attach to it's fan then we straped it to the xbox360 and it stoped the over heating process that's a cheep way to do it :D
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This is a bit long, but here goes.
I was tired one day, and hooking up my old 98SE PC to play a nice old dating sim. I needed the floppy drive, so I shut her down and plugged in the power cable without moving to look at how it was plugged in. I just jammed it into the slot and booted it up, spinning back to my normal desktop. After a few moments, I looked at the CRT monitor. "HARDWARE FAILURE!" under all the other BIOS crap. I shrugged and looked at the box. It was smoking and smelt like bad burnt chrome. I hurredly scrambled for the power cable and pulled it out. Looking inside, I'd plugged the pins in wrong for the floppy. It was a 4 pin, and only three were connected. Needless to say, most of the other cables were also melted together from the heat, and if I had of been a few moments later, I may have risked a bit more than a power source and a floppy drive.
I was tired one day, and hooking up my old 98SE PC to play a nice old dating sim. I needed the floppy drive, so I shut her down and plugged in the power cable without moving to look at how it was plugged in. I just jammed it into the slot and booted it up, spinning back to my normal desktop. After a few moments, I looked at the CRT monitor. "HARDWARE FAILURE!" under all the other BIOS crap. I shrugged and looked at the box. It was smoking and smelt like bad burnt chrome. I hurredly scrambled for the power cable and pulled it out. Looking inside, I'd plugged the pins in wrong for the floppy. It was a 4 pin, and only three were connected. Needless to say, most of the other cables were also melted together from the heat, and if I had of been a few moments later, I may have risked a bit more than a power source and a floppy drive.