How do I fry my laptop????

• Apr 6, 2008

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Poop

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I have a 4 year accidental warrenty plan on my laptop with cirucity city. Which means if I break it, I can get it fixed or if they can't fix it, they have to replace it. I would like to know how to permanently destroy my laptop without using an axe.

 

• Apr 6, 2008

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black_orchid17

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dunk it in water

 

• Apr 6, 2008

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rawr?

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stick it in the microwave or oven!
and take a vid
i wanna watch it go boom
just say you spilled hot coffee all over it

 

• Apr 6, 2008

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TurdFerguson

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If it's an accidental damage warranty, put the computer on the table, just stretch the power cord across the room and wait for someone to trip on it. You'll get to laugh at them falling on their face AND you get a new computer!

 

• Apr 6, 2008

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Lauren

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Nice question, but I have no idea.

Maybe go to a bunch of unsafe websites with a shitload of popups?
And download as much crap as you can on it?

Best of luck

 

• Apr 6, 2008

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wizkid

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put in microwave for 2minutes and half.

 

• Apr 6, 2008

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rollandb1

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that would be fraud. but if your laptop found a puddle while turned on that might do it. i would not recommend doing this though because like i said it would be fraud and then if they found out about this post you can get in trouble.

 

• Apr 6, 2008

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DaveyA

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download a ton of viruses

 

• Apr 6, 2008

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Jon

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Take a cup of water and "accidentally" spill it all over your keyboard and then "accidentally" take off the back plate of the laptop and "accidentally" dump it in there as well. Careful when you turn it on though.

 

• Apr 6, 2008

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Giving Hope

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easy. build up static electricity on your body and touch the mainboard. the board is completely fried.

Its called ESD, or simply ElectroStatic Discharge.

"frying" a computer component usually means destroy it with ESD, not literally fry it.