<strong>Your Name: Tommy Butterfoss</strong><strong></strong>

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2008/10/21

<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T

<strong>Total hours for week: 6
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<strong>The School: Canter</strong><em></em>

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general

<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>On Monday Ms. Banks wasn't there so I just finished up installing assorted drivers on the dell that I previously installed W2K on. Hunting around the internet for them took a lot of time and ended up being fruitless- luckily someone had a "Drivers" folder on the functioning computer in there and drivers in there worked. I also ran all the CPS scripts and installed MS Office, so that computer is up and running. On Tuesday all the students were testing and Ms. Banks didn't have anything to do in the lab so it was back to the library to work on getting another donated computer running. To find drivers, I ended up downloading a program from sourceforge that identifies devices that Windows can't (it couldn't identify the graphics or network cards). Once I knew what the devices were, Intel has a very nice site where drivers are easy to find (and they still have W2K drivers up there, which surprised me since it's no longer supported by Microsoft...). I got another dell completely up and running (I did the CPS scripts and installed office), then discovered that the disc I had been using to install W2K was no longer functioning (at least on the two dells that I lugged over and hooked up to the monitor). I'll try to find a working disc lying around somewhere next week, or hopefully Ms. Banks will have something for me to do.