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<strong>Your Name: </strong>Sasha Reschechtko

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2009/01/17

<strong>Day(s) worked: </strong>M, W, F

<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7.5

<strong>The School: </strong>Woodlawn Community School

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Laptop setup, printers, computer maintenance, drivers

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<div class="main">On <strong>Monday</strong>, one of the printers in the lab was printing pages of junk, and I decided to reinstall the printer drivers.  This appears to have worked.  I also added guest accounts on a couple more laptops (a project I was working on before break because Ms. Johnson thought that parents might be able to use the laptops in a makeshift computer lab after school).</div>
<div class="main">On <strong>Wednesday</strong>, I finished adding accounts to the computers.  I also reinstalled scanner drivers, because apparently the (very old) scanner had some problems while I was on break.  For whatever reason, the only place to get drivers for the scanner is a Dutch support site, and it took me a while to remember exactly what I had to do (I had done this once before--when I installed the scanner last year).  Finally, I put a wireless card in the security guard's computer (at the front desk), because there aren't any ethernet ports in the front hall, so his ethernet cable went into the lunch room--where it kept getting broken.</div>
<div class="main">On <strong>Friday</strong>, I couldn't find Ms. Johnson for an hour, but I looked at the building engineer's computer, which was full of viruses that I couldn't do much about because he didn't have an OS disk...  Then I found Ms. Johnson (someone had told me that she wasn't at school, but I guess she was, at least later--I came in an hour early to make up time I'll miss next week when she has a meeting), and I did some more trying to get drivers for the wireless card, which proved frustrating more than anything else.  Apparently, the people who install wireless cards in CPS computers are a secretive bunch who don't leave us with any documentation or support software.  I finally think I succeeded in finding some drivers that might work for the wireless card; however, I now need to figure out how to specify the wireless network and password.  Are any of you more familiar with wireless set-up procedures on W2k?</div>