<strong>Your Name:</strong> Zhang Zhang
<strong>Today’s Date</strong>: 2008/1/27
<strong>Day(s) worked or described</strong>: WThF
<strong>Total hours for week</strong>: 6
<strong>The School</strong>: Ray Elementary
<strong>Kind of Work</strong>: Tech General/Repair
<strong>Main Report or Narrative</strong>:

Much of this week was spent towards miscellaneous tasks of installing programs, fixing Accelerated Reader, sharing printers, and groaning at the astoundingly small 128 MB of RAM on the modern Pentium 4 IBM computers. Other than the usual problems, one computer in the lab can't seem to go past the MBR. This might be fixed by a HD re-image, though there is also a chance that the hard drive is failing. The problem is that the portable hard drive with the Norton Ghost image is missing its associated boot disk, or the application disc for that matter.  Anyway, I will continue to search for a solution.

<strong>Observation of the week:</strong>

Did you know that Math Blaster now requires Windows XP or above, and a Direct X 9 compatible graphics card with at least 32 MB video ram? When I was in elementary school, Math Blaster came on a floppy disk and displayed about 16 colors--yet I'm certain it contained just as much math!