Hp needs to design the following else you are gonna get left behind...

Question

I have used a lot of hp products but am now in search of what I ideally need and I find myself going to other companies and I think that is sad so being fond of  HP products..... loyalty counts....I think CEOs need to go out there and listen to the customers what they want.   Would your child not want quality and ease of use. You gotta listen to those who make a reality check....like the following.......today's need..it is performance and ease of use with lot of easy functions.... cut the crap and
come up with the following ....
laptop:
sandy bridge processor....no touchscreen but 1920X1200 display...fingerprint reader and removable touchpad.....illuminated keyboard.... fantastic graphics card 680... 12 gb ram as standard max 24   todays applications need more.     256 ssd....forget 128...a superb camera   2m pixel....you have a winner....and you should give the option to the customer to go higher on the screen display like apple's retina display resolution.
If you look at the best.....the follow them....
you need to design a tablet like the apple ipad 3 4g 64gb and design a joining keyboard like that of logitech ultrathin keyboard for ipad 2/3....you can do better by illuminating that keyboard.....you need to do things that are ahead of the game ......I know it makes sense but the question is..........is  this making sense to you and is there a desire to build good quality stuff......what's HP going to do now...canon's printing products are getting way ahead..........get a move on......This is a new ballgame here......and I am not a ordinary jack ass siiting here blowing my time. In fact I write from an HP product....there is nothing in the market like the Hp 2310ea....thus the loyalty and screw the masters degree from A great Institution and all that crap....though education counts.....its the experience of sitting here wanting the ideal product. I have given you what is an ideal product.....quality has to be there like samsung apple and toshiba.... please pass this onto the product innovation team ....or are they sitting lame ducks.....if so contact Meg and tell her to GET ON THE BAND WAGON.......ELSE YOU ARE TOAST     as a matter of fact the capitalised should be slogan at HP...people will get a move on...
paresh

Answer 1

I assume you have a 2008-2009 inbody MBP.
What OS are you using?
In Disk Utility, what does it say next to S.M.A.R.T. status?
Go to iFixit.com and look up your exact model and determine if they have the correct Optical Drive available and the instructions for installing it.  (They probably will)
If you are handy, open your MBP and with the installation instructions from iFixit, take out your Optical Drive.  Open it up (I think there should be 4 screws that will have to be removed) and remove the Disk.  With a couple of cans of good quality non-residue electrical cleaner and a soft artists brush, clean out the hot chocolate residue from the Optical drive.  Put it back in and if you are very lucky, it may actually work.  If not, get a replacement from iFixit or any body else that sells them.
Hints.  Use good quality tools.  The iFixit website should tell you what tools you will need.  Do this on a clean towel so that any screws that you drop will not bounce away.  Keep all of them organized.  Before you take out any screws, mentally prepare your self for what has to be done and in what order.
Let me know how you do.
Ciao.