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hippopotumus
12-13-02, 03:10 PM
for unlocking my xp2000, i'm gonna use crayon and something conductive. BUT!@! where can i find something conductive locally! radioshack's website doesn't have conductive ink, i might check store. circuit city,pcwarehouse,compusa,bestbuy i doubt will have anything i could use. i'm bout to just go get the defogger paint thingy. (but i'd rather not)
Milkman
12-13-02, 03:12 PM
Defogger is the most redily available and safest thing I have found,I have bought 2 kits and ended up using defogger each time, it's cheaper too.
mamer
hippopotumus
12-13-02, 03:29 PM
ok i'll go to the store now.. i gotta unlock this thing before i install new heatsink...thanks
Defogger stuff is good. Electronics stores might have the pens, I know radio shack only has them available online. I haven't looked, but I would suspect that home depot might have something if you dig around long enough through their electronics/wiring department.
hippopotumus
12-13-02, 03:48 PM
i couldn't find the pen online at radioshack.. i'll look at home depot's site, i think i might have to go tommorow anyway..auto shops probably closed
Your best bet is the defogger stuff, but I hated all the taping that went along with applying it.
Milkman
12-13-02, 04:04 PM
I didn't tape and did mine by eye,unlocked 4 that way.
mamer
DaveSauce
12-13-02, 04:33 PM
so, where does one get this defogger stuff? auto store?
Originally posted by DaveSauce
so, where does one get this defogger stuff? auto store?
Yes, just about any carry it.
NeoMoses
12-14-02, 04:25 AM
Yes, I too found that the easiest way to unlock is a defogger kit, crayon, VERY fine paintbrush, and a steady hand. It takes about 5 minutes.
ChillPhatCat
12-14-02, 10:56 AM
I would have to suggest defogger myself... I have only used silver epoxy to date and its a real B*tch to work with... defogger must be better.
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