First post, by DustyShinigami
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Hi
Apologies if this is in the wrong sub-forum. I remember asking once before what to use to free glued cables, which I'd found when I bought my retro 98 PC. Now, I'm after some recommendations for the best type of glue to use to glue cables/connectors in place. Preferably UK-based super glues or equivalent. I've now started seeing Loctite advertised since seeing it yesterday. ^^; However, I've read that it needs to be something that's not conductive, which I'm not sure if Loctite is suitable for computer cables. Essentially, I've been trying to investigate and repair a laptop I'd given my sister and the ribbon connectors are terrible for connecting up and staying connected, so I need some glue that will hold them in place securely.
Thanks
OS: Windows 98 SE
CPU: Slot 1 Pentium III Coppermine 933MHz (SL448)
RAM: Kingston 256MB 133MHz
GPU: Nvidia 16MB Riva TNT/128MB Geforce 4 Ti 4200
Motherboard: ABit AB-BE6-II Intel 440BX
HDD: C, D - IDE 1, CD-ROM - IDE 2, E - IDE 3