I got my x3 today and I looked at the team executer tutorial for installation help, and it showed them taking the backing tape, which I think is the chip that connects the controllers to the motherboard. Is that necessary, can I just leave it alone? and add the rest/eject adapter
?Removing the backing tape necessary?
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r u talking about the reset/ejct adapter?
if u r u dont have to the tape off, but it will make it stick to the casing
if u r u dont have to the tape off, but it will make it stick to the casing
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It's blatently clear you haven't a clue how a forum works. I have removed all previous posts save this one. In an effort to avoid people from having to trudge through posts bumped by stupid questions as well as one line posts (consecutively), they're all lost in the ether.
I'm a forgiving person though - start again. From what I've read, you have a lot to learn before offering support and often misguided help causes more harm than good. Leave the support to those who know the products and learn as you go. Avoid posting unless you absolutely need to and above all, enjoy the site as a support medium and don't use it as a chatroom alternative.
Martin
It's blatently clear you haven't a clue how a forum works. I have removed all previous posts save this one. In an effort to avoid people from having to trudge through posts bumped by stupid questions as well as one line posts (consecutively), they're all lost in the ether.
I'm a forgiving person though - start again. From what I've read, you have a lot to learn before offering support and often misguided help causes more harm than good. Leave the support to those who know the products and learn as you go. Avoid posting unless you absolutely need to and above all, enjoy the site as a support medium and don't use it as a chatroom alternative.
Martin
Riddler takes on bigger role (specifically Jigsaw's role) in Batman: Arkham City
http://www.joystiq.com/2011/03/16/riddler-takes-on-bigger-role-specifically-jigsaws-role-in-bat/
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Though The Riddler remained an off-screen distraction through the duration of Batman: Arkham Asylum, developer Rocksteady Studios is bringing Mr. Edward Nigma to the forefront in this year's Arkham City. But how will they update the puzzle-obsessed villain for Rocksteady's grittier Gotham?
Easy: Turn him into Jigsaw from the Saw movies! While much of that Saw comparison comes from the me-too trailer – seriously, imagine a Saw trailer but replace Jigsaw's baritone with Riddler's alto – it would appear Nigma is testing Bat's brains (read: your brains) by creating puzzles to solve. If you fail, an innocent denizen of Gotham dies. WBIE's being stingy with the assets, so all we've got to offer you are these images and our word. We'll update this post, or run another, when Warner's done milking this announcement for all it's worth.
http://www.joystiq.com/2011/03/16/riddler-takes-on-bigger-role-specifically-jigsaws-role-in-bat/
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