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polyandry
One entry found for polyandry.
Main Entry: poly·an·dry
Pronunciation: 'pä-lE-"an-drE
Function: noun
Etymology: Greek polyandros, adjective, having many husbands, from poly- + andr-, anEr man, husband -- more at ANDR-
: the state or practice of having more than one husband or male mate at one time -- compare POLYGAMY, POLYGYNY
- poly·an·drous /"pä-lE-'an-dr&s/ adjective
One entry found for polyandry.
Main Entry: poly·an·dry
Pronunciation: 'pä-lE-"an-drE
Function: noun
Etymology: Greek polyandros, adjective, having many husbands, from poly- + andr-, anEr man, husband -- more at ANDR-
: the state or practice of having more than one husband or male mate at one time -- compare POLYGAMY, POLYGYNY
- poly·an·drous /"pä-lE-'an-dr&s/ adjective
I wouldn't do that. You need to get it fixed. It may be a bios problem and not the disc at all. I would strongly advise you to get someone knowledgeable to fix it. If they just say they will format the disc and reinstall, they don't come into the knowledgeable category.If so,click on search and search all files and folders,to see if i can retrieve anything at all!
If not try re-installing microsoft word and then take it from there.
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nightrider
Tricky,pm wrote:I wouldn't do that. You need to get it fixed. It may be a bios problem and not the disc at all. I would strongly advise you to get someone knowledgeable to fix it. If they just say they will format the disc and reinstall, they don't come into the knowledgeable category.If so,click on search and search all files and folders,to see if i can retrieve anything at all!
If not try re-installing microsoft word and then take it from there.
Having checked a moment ago with an engineer, he absolutely confirms pm's sound advice.Good Luck.Nightrider
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Peter? H says hes bows to your better judgement and knowledgepm wrote:I wouldn't do that. You need to get it fixed. It may be a bios problem and not the disc at all. I would strongly advise you to get someone knowledgeable to fix it. If they just say they will format the disc and reinstall, they don't come into the knowledgeable category.If so,click on search and search all files and folders,to see if i can retrieve anything at all!
If not try re-installing microsoft word and then take it from there.
Only thing is..if Tricks pc isn't working she won't be able to read this?
Ellie wrote:Footnote: Hurry! 'Balderdash and Piffle' now on BBC2 !
was it any good? We dont get BBC2
... been looking at the website and the "OED Word Appeal List"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/programmes/wordhunt/
facinating stuff !!!
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nightrider
re: Was it any good......it was rubbish....but that's what it was suppose to be....as you say Digger.....fascinating....just like your sprouts..digger wrote:Ellie wrote:Footnote: Hurry! 'Balderdash and Piffle' now on BBC2 !
was it any good? We dont get BBC2![]()
... been looking at the website and the "OED Word Appeal List"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/programmes/wordhunt/
facinating stuff !!!
Nightider
PC
Thanks for asking Peter.
Well picture the scene. Our IT guy at work couldn't fix it, so sent me to the IT guy's, IT guy, When the hard drive was taken out, there was lots of humming and hoing and tutting and sucking of teeth!
' Well!, he said, I'm not surprised your 12 month old hard drive has broken, you've got the worst kind of hard drive installed!! and I can't fix it.
'If it would've been any other kind'.... (hang on, isn't this the kind of talk you get when you want your boiler/car/electrics etc fixed?
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So I had to buy a new hard drive, fortunately he managed to download most of my data from the old hard drive, which I really needed, so £200 later, and two weeks later, my PC works.
For the techy's amoungst you, it was apparently some errors on the hard drive which were not caused by me, and because it failed in windows, it would boot up. I never really got to the bottom of it.
Tricky
Well picture the scene. Our IT guy at work couldn't fix it, so sent me to the IT guy's, IT guy, When the hard drive was taken out, there was lots of humming and hoing and tutting and sucking of teeth!
' Well!, he said, I'm not surprised your 12 month old hard drive has broken, you've got the worst kind of hard drive installed!! and I can't fix it.
'If it would've been any other kind'.... (hang on, isn't this the kind of talk you get when you want your boiler/car/electrics etc fixed?
So I had to buy a new hard drive, fortunately he managed to download most of my data from the old hard drive, which I really needed, so £200 later, and two weeks later, my PC works.
For the techy's amoungst you, it was apparently some errors on the hard drive which were not caused by me, and because it failed in windows, it would boot up. I never really got to the bottom of it.
Tricky
pc trouble
i had a similar prob with my laptop, which i bought 2nd hand- it started makes funny loud noises, i spoke to a tech and he said that the hard drive needs to be replaced, so for £70 i got a 40 gig but a faster one than last time.
luke
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