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By KalamityKel · Posted
Just putting this out there... Why does it have to be something controlled by (and paid for by) the council? If it's intended for the community and really needed (questionable) then why can't or shouldn't the community step up and run it/keep it tidy? -
Thanks for all this info. I got a letter from Octopus legacy this week saying they now have my will and was very confused. Didn't know GD were also Abington law ltd so confusion deepened! But at least I now know where it is and what has happened. -
On most Lenovos, one needs to press the F1 key repeatedly ( say at half second intervals) immediately the Lenovo logo appears. If the above does not let you in try press the Enter key at the Lenovo logo. There may be a press Enter to Interrupt message on the screen. This may cause the Startup Interrupt Menu to appear. Pressing F1 at the Startup Interrupt Menu will cause the computer to enter BIOS. Once you get in then you can see if the SSD is detected in the storage or boot section. Run any available diagnostics tools in the BIOS. If the SSD isn't recognized, it's likely failed or has a loose connection. Check for boot errors, If it says "No Boot Device Found" or something similar, then it means it cannot find the operating system on the SSD which probably means the is a major SSD issue The BIOS is a hyper-sensitive area so I suggest being careful about not changing any settings. To be safe, it is best to exit the bios by not saving any changes if you are in any doubt -
The Oxfam shop refusal may be because they have very limited storage space at the back of their very small shop?
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