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If you have a hair drier or air blower then use it until you think it is dry, regarding &nbsp;the hard drive disconnect it and start the PC without it.
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If you have a hair drier or air blower then use it until you think it is dry, regarding  the hard drive disconnect it and start the PC without it.

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Checking the connectors to the HD shows water in the connection. I think I will dismantle.<br />
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Tx
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Checking the connectors to the HD shows water in the connection. I think I will dismantle.

Tx

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 Would anyone recommend powering it up just to see if it still works? I don't really care if I fry the machine, but I do not want to damage the hardrive further.<br />
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Michel
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 Would anyone recommend powering it up just to see if it still works? I don't really care if I fry the machine, but I do not want to damage the hardrive further.

Michel

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