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    WTB rec.discs with Paypal, shipped to UK?

    Discussion in 'ToughBook Buy Sell and Trade Forum' started by unclemack, Aug 28, 2011.

  1. unclemack

    unclemack Notebook Evangelist

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    Hi, just got this scruffy CF-52C last week and a lovely CF-29N a couple of weeks ago. It's a start :D
    I live in the UK and Heartland don't supply discs for this '52 as it's a foreign model.
    It's a CF-52CD401NW (which doesn't configure), has a vista basic label but I'll consider any version.
    Any info? Bits to tidy it? Manuals? What have you?
    Thanks!
     
    unclemack, Aug 28, 2011
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  2. unclemack

    unclemack Notebook Evangelist

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    Well this is embarrassing!
    Turns out I don't need anything for the CF-52 after all because I broke it.
    Maybe one day I'll rework the mobo unless anyone needs spares before I get around to it.
    Didn't really like the machine very much anyway...
     
    unclemack, Sep 6, 2011
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    :laugh: :laugh: It sounds like you've not bonded with it, could it be Divine Intervention??

    If you're not bonding with the CF-29N, I'm well known for my Intervention, just not sure why it's normally proceeded by the word Nauseating. :cry:
     
    orange_george, Sep 6, 2011
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