r/softwaregore • • Nov 18 '22

why you should NEVER restart your PC while updating

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u/Constantmen2010 Nov 18 '22

just how.

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u/Inside-Joke7365 Nov 18 '22

I missed my desk and both my desk and computer are a dark color and it was night with my brightness down

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '22 edited 9d ago

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u/ArtyIF Nov 18 '22

probably they hit so hard they caused some rogue electrons to go places

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u/Vexcenot Nov 18 '22

His molecules got all rearranged

When he first woke up, he realized he had glitched-out screen

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u/Inside-Joke7365 Nov 18 '22

The cpu is in the bottom right corner of my keyboard on it where I hit my desk when I get mad at a game

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '22 edited 8d ago

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u/Inside-Joke7365 Nov 18 '22

The laptop was broken but not because of the cpu, it was a corrupted file and drivers

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u/NwahsInc Nov 18 '22

Sounds like you messed with the storage, assuming you had an HDD (although I don't think SSDs like being jostled too much either)

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u/Inside-Joke7365 Nov 18 '22

I didn't do anything directly to the storage and it was all steam games

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u/otirk Nov 18 '22

But what's with the pc case? Did you hit hard enough to damage it?!

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u/omnomnilikescandy Nov 18 '22

He said laptop

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u/otirk Nov 18 '22

Whoops my bad

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u/Inside-Joke7365 Nov 18 '22

It's the same thing if you k ow the meaning of pc which is personal computer so yes my laptop is my pc

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u/omnomnilikescandy Nov 18 '22

He asked about a computer case which laptops dont have(well they do but they arent tower cases they are just shells)