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29 Aug 14
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help needed please cleaning a USB device
i'm on windows xp thanks
i'm on windows xp thanks
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it's the memory stick i need to clean, sorry.
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Mr Sheen and a clean duster works.
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Crisp77 your last 3 posts that you have replied to, leave me thinking your are wasting your life.
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Good point. I will leave you waiting on here for the solution to your USB stick.
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What do you mean by clean -- get the dirt off or delete all files on it? And what sort of device is it?
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What do you mean by clean -- get the dirt off or delete all files on it? And what sort of device is it?
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Dunno what the OP got so upset about. Crisp's answer fitted the question perfectly. The OP could try saying what they mean. No room in this world for ambiguity!
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Memory stick -- to permanently delete files, hit it with a big hammer and buy a new one. They are dirt cheap now.
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answer is in google, if it's beyond your technical prowess with a computer, ask your local computer shop.
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http://www.roadkil.net/
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I feel a bit of a fool too - saw thread title and presumed cleaning off dirt/grease
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surely you just format it.
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Should always take precautions in these matters... I find moving the laptop further back on the table and an ample supply of kitchen roll spread out across the keyboard as a prerequisite and should prevent any erm... spillage, on sensitive electronic equipment.
Prevention is better than the cure imho.  |