Andrew_C Posted July 27, 2010 Posted July 27, 2010 Is that a trick question? Considering this is a North American PSU...Oh RATS. I'd missed that, and did indeed mean the "dangerous" 12v bare connector!
Andrew_C Posted July 27, 2010 Posted July 27, 2010 as do laptops with keys missing (so the keyboard button contacts are visible)MY TAXES ARE PAYING FOR THIS NONSENSE! Please sort them out!
mpe Posted July 27, 2010 Posted July 27, 2010 Any computer here that is missing parts of the front panel (below the floppy drive, so metal chassis is visible) gets failed by the external PAT testers So do they fail all PC's with exposed metalwork? Never mind the blanking plates in many cases the entire fascia can be removed without any special tools. What about any with USB sockets as do laptops with keys missing (so the keyboard button contacts are visible) In which case they really don't have a clue. Which renders the whole exercise a waste of time and money. That's before even considering if they have broken something; passed something they should have failed/fixed or failed to even check something which should have been checked.
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