<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko
<strong>Today’s Date</strong>: 2008/5/11
Reporting on most recent week
<strong>Day(s) worked or described</strong>: M, T, W
<strong>Total hours for week</strong>: 7
<strong>The School</strong>: Woodlawn Community School
<strong>Kind of Work</strong>: Tech General
<strong>Main Report or Narrative</strong>:

Monday: I pulled a computer from the sixth grade classroom that is giving a stop error (inaccessable boot device) and replaced it with a computer from storage.  I pulled the security guard's computer (I don't know what its problem was; ms. Johnson just told me to replace it) and began setting up a new computer for him.  I can do remediation a lot faster now--I change the computer name when I load the OS and join it to the network manually, which works a lot better.

Tuesday: I finished up the security guard's computer.  I started looking at the computer from the sixth grade classroom and decided to reformat the disk and reload Windows 2000.  I experienced another stop error and tried again; I don't think I got any farther than trying to reload Windows 2000 again.

Wednesday: in the morning, I spent most of my time setting up a scanner.  Umax doesn't have the drivers for free like a reasonable company would, so I had to get the German language drivers and do some silly patch-acrobatics to get it to work.  I <em>did </em>get it to work, though!  I came in for an hour in the afternoon to help with TechKnow; they were still doing the teacher demonstration, so I didn't really do very much, except cringe when Ms. Johnson took the power cables out of the CD-ROM drive, hard disk, and floppy disk with pliers and cringe again when kids put in some cables upside-down so that the pull-loops face the wrong way and they have two connectors on the motherboard side and one for both drive bays...