Is there a bee in my netbook?!

dispossessed

Might be worth trying a squirt of compressed air into the speaker vents.

Trevor

Foxy_Snob

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Cooling pads nah old tech, open the doors and windows(glass not microsoft) and use these


Stop noise too

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T
Cracking idea :rotfl:

Foxy_Snob

dispossessed wrote: »

Might be worth trying a squirt of compressed air into the speaker vents.

Trevor

I'll look for compressed air on ebay :j No success finding bees in boots yet :rotfl:

Foxy_Snob

gbaryah wrote: »

You can buy a cooling pad that might stop the fan coming on and nice and quite laptop. Search google for laptop cooling.

I don't think it's the fan. I hear a whirring every so often, I assumed that was the fan...?

debitcardmayhem

Foxy_Snob wrote: »

I'll look for compressed air on ebay :j No success finding bees in boots yet :rotfl:

Try Superdrug .... ok i'll get my coat now... ok try the windows hive :rotfl::rotfl:

Foxy_Snob

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Try Superdrug .... ok i'll get my coat now... ok try the windows hive :rotfl::rotfl:

Giggling away to myself now. Sure OH thinks I've got a screw loose :rotfl:

debitcardmayhem

Foxy_Snob wrote: »

Giggling away to myself now. Sure OH thinks I've got a screw loose :rotfl:

Screwfix sell compressed air ... ok coat on at the door taking cat for a walk <

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Col7777

I had a spider in a PC once, it was looking for the World Wide Web.

Foxy_Snob

Col7777 wrote: »

I had a spider in a PC once, it was looking for the World Wide Web.

Oh dear!!

For anyone interested, it was indeed an ad on ebay. University of Northampton, actually. Apparently they're saving bees one by one. :T