My computer has swine flu. Well, you know what I mean. See, a week or so ago, I got a message that Norton Antivirus was no longer running on my computer. What AT&T Yahoo failed to tell me was that now I must switch to McAffee. So I didn't. And now I have all kinds of bad stuff in my hard drive and spent $65 last night for a guy named Rocco (I kid you not) to clean it up for me. But wait! We're not done. Being the Year of Expensive Costs for me ($800 for a sick cat, $1600 for car servicing, $700 for new tires...), of course we're not done. He could have finished last night, but...wait for it... I seem to have completely lost my restoration disk. Yep. Gone. I looked in my book cases, my file drawer (going so far as to pull every single folder out and search inside), my night tables, my CDs, my DVDs, hell, I was just about to look in my makeup drawer at one point. There is no sign of that stupid disk. So Rocco is going to order a new one so he can restore my computer. I'm going crazy trying to think where it could be, because it is not in the obvious places, or even the not-so-obvious places. It's not something I would throw away (on purpose, but then I once threw away my TV remote by accident), so God only knows where it's beeen since I moved to Stockton. Which means as soon as I've paid for a new one, and Rocco has restored my computer, I'll find the old disk. Hopefully he can do that tonight, so I can be back in business (WITH McAffee, thankyouverymuch). |
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Gah.
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Honey, that completely SUCKS. Hoping the best for you.
And I know you know this already, but we Mac users don't have these problems.
Sending digital chicken soup. Nonfat!
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