Q. I accidently got crazy glue on the corner of my lcd monitor on the screen and frame, I have tried 2 cleaners and my lcd wipes to get it off but it looks like i am doing more damage than good, now i have a dark splotch + crazy glue in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Is there a way to overcome this or do i have to spend 300 more bucks on another 22" lcd monitor?
luckily its just in the top corner and most of it is on the frame, but whenever i have something white or black up i do notice it, it doesnt stick out like a soar thumb but it is there and can be seen, My comp is show grade and i take it to alot of shows so i guess ill have to replace the monitor. glad i didnt get any on the side window of the computer case
luckily its just in the top corner and most of it is on the frame, but whenever i have something white or black up i do notice it, it doesnt stick out like a soar thumb but it is there and can be seen, My comp is show grade and i take it to alot of shows so i guess ill have to replace the monitor. glad i didnt get any on the side window of the computer case
A. I think the foolish mistake cost alot.
Crazy glue is pretty strong to not to be remove plus if you break the LCD then it still going to cost you.
You better off leaving it alone or sell it to somone who want to take on a challenge then use the money toward a new LCD monitor.
Crazy glue is pretty strong to not to be remove plus if you break the LCD then it still going to cost you.
You better off leaving it alone or sell it to somone who want to take on a challenge then use the money toward a new LCD monitor.
How much money could you save from turning off Cable and Computer?
Q. Well my Dad always leaves his computer (power watts idk)on and never turns it off including the 19 inch LCD monitor. Also we always leave the comcast cable box on( meaning it shows a channel number on). About how much money could we save if we turned all of these off per month?
A. The savings wouldn't be huge from turning of the computer because if your computer settings haven't been tweaked it should go into hibernate mode after a set amount of time. Well hibernating the computer won't use much power at all. A laptop with a normally 2 hour battery life on high quality can last for about a week and a half in hibernate mode. Your caple box isn't using up much energy either basically all it is using energy on is the lights on the front.
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