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WVskiing
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Well my computer got a virus and i lost all of my science project. And i didn't have a hard copy. If someone can email and an old project i will pay you threw paypal or send you some NS stickers. Thanks
Dec 13 2010 6:37PM
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pmills
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Dec 13 2010 6:39PM
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user098123
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When you are asking for help it usually works best if you say what subject and any other criteria you need for the project...

Also, how dead is your computer?  Do you still have it?  You can download Ubuntu, burn it to a disk and then run the OS off of the disk to get any data off your harddrive if you can't boot in to Windows.
Dec 13 2010 6:39PM
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pmills
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kid doesn't want to do his science project -- why would you think he'd go through the effort of installing linux
Dec 13 2010 6:42PM
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CodyTurner
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You can get it back.many people don't know this but this is how gov't agencies get info from recovered HD's. First you need to take the cover off your computer and completely disconnect the HD from every wire.The find a big magnet(not a fridge magnet but the ones you use to hold tools and shit ,the industrial ones).Take the magnet and swipe it across the HD case 16 times NO MORE NO LESS this is very important.After you have done that install the hard drive back into the case making sure to connect all the right wires.Then power up and see your science project recovered.

Thank me later
Dec 13 2010 6:44PM
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Joshua.
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NOTE: BEFORE DOING ANY OF THESE STEPS, COVER COMPUTER IN GASOLINE
Dec 13 2010 6:48PM
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WVskiing
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Well staples deleted everything off the computer so its all gone. I need something now cause its due tomorrow
Dec 13 2010 6:49PM
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user098123
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And you still haven't told us the criteria....
Dec 13 2010 6:50PM
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Thenowhereman42
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make sure to delete your system 32 file as well as this will help your computer run faster
Dec 13 2010 6:51PM
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connory998
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guidelines? i might be able to dig up an old project and give you a copy for a reasonable price, say $6 000 000? keep in mind this is top quality work, i think i got an A+ on it in grade 3.
Dec 13 2010 6:54PM
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CodyTurner
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You sound less and less legit with that story.If you really did a project you would do my method of recovery but i feel you are just trying to half ass an attempt to get someone elses without putting forth any effort.TITS?
Dec 13 2010 6:56PM
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sethski
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what grade are you in? is your teacher a douche? if you bring in your laptop will they believe you?
Dec 13 2010 6:56PM
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pmills
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Dec 13 2010 6:56PM
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O.RLY
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If you REALLY want your project back you need to go straight to your internet/phone/cable provider and ask them what to do. They will most likely give you the government, industrial magnet advice as it works the best.
Dec 13 2010 6:56PM
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CodyTurner
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+k for backing me up,kid needs to learn what to do in a time of need
Dec 13 2010 7:02PM
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user098123
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Write about this, you will get an A for sure.
Dec 13 2010 7:08PM
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pmills
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Dec 13 2010 7:14PM
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user098123
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Yep
Dec 13 2010 7:24PM
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pmills
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idk electricity vs cat could be pretty good too.
Dec 13 2010 7:25PM
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General_Ripper
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NOOOOOOOOO
Dec 13 2010 7:27PM
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General_Ripper
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I mean, I have a project on the use of a light sensitive polymer gel, that uses the change in crosslinking due to light intensity to cause a volume change. The volume change acts as a switch monitored by capacitance. If you place multiple sensors with different thicknesses of the gel into an array you can detect light intensity change and possibly use it for light communication. I did it for my MEMS class
Dec 13 2010 7:32PM
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