<strong><strong>Your Name: Justin Walker
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<strong><strong>Today's Date:</strong> 2006/11/17
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<strong><strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T W
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<strong><strong>Total hours for week: 5
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<strong><strong>The School: Canter Middle School
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<strong><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general</strong>

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<strong>This week I tried to identify the problems with computers, especially those that were blue-screening. I found six computers that had have hardware issues:</strong>

<u>Computer</u> <u>Issue</u>

14 Bad video card? (monitor won't display anything when it's turned on; tried multiple monitors)

15 HD error -&gt; I slaved it in another computer, which automatically ran checkdisk and then I replaced it and everything worked fine.
18 ??? (that's what I written in my notes)

23 Blue-screening -&gt; I restarted it and it worked fine, but we'll see if that continues (likely)

25 When booting displays "keyboard error" and won't boot. I tried another keyboard, to no avail

26 Disk read error on the HD. I tried slaving it, but given that it had some lock on it and I couldn't get to the jumper pins, I didn't expect that to work.

I then started generally cleaning up the computers and updating them. Specifically, I ran Ad-Aware on computers 1-4, 27-29, and did Microsoft updates on 1-3, 28-29. I put the Ad-Aware setup.exe on the server, so I wouldn't have to download on every computer. I also replaced Firefox 1.5 setup w/ Firefox 2.0, so I can update everything.

Otherwise, I just tried to login to computers, and the ones lacking hardware issues seemed to work fine. Oh, Tues. I tried logging in using "student" (on the computer itself) and the computer prompted me for a new password, now: "Bologna00." I think
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