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Was round at a mates, and, having waited about 5 minutes to play Disgaea (blue disk), got p***ed off. See, his PS2 has the dreaded "Disk Read Error" / Not decting the disk thing. So, us being quickly angered and hence motivated, we pulled out a Black & Decker drill and opened up his PS2.
:D
And then it all just went swimmingly.
So I can now fix PS2s... Which is great, as I have an old, I assumed broken, PS2. Which I can now nab back from the neighbours and iLink to my current one.
Scoooore.
Was round at a mates, and, having waited about 5 minutes to play Disgaea (blue disk), got p***ed off. See, his PS2 has the dreaded "Disk Read Error" / Not decting the disk thing. So, us being quickly angered and hence motivated, we pulled out a Black & Decker drill and opened up his PS2.
:D
And then it all just went swimmingly.
So I can now fix PS2s... Which is great, as I have an old, I assumed broken, PS2. Which I can now nab back from the neighbours and iLink to my current one.
Scoooore.
I don't think drilling holes through the PS2 will do much good ... although I wouldn't be too surprised.
Just use the B&D drill (with screwdriver bit) and out pops the weasel.
Of course.
All I could find was a hammer and chisel.
Seemed to work well enough.
Me go in wit hamma un' tongs!
> I once opened up my PS2. Well I say opened up I sort of threw it
> across the room. The same thing strangely happened with my Laptop but
> the doctors say im alright now.
What did they say to your mother after she did the same thing to your head?