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<strong>Your Name:</strong> Christopher Neyor

<strong></strong><strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 06 December 2008
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<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> Thursday, Friday

<strong>Total hours for week: 6</strong>

<strong>The School:</strong> Wadsworth Elementary

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

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<div class="main">On Wednesday, I mainly worked setting up the computer of the the physical education teacher.  She is upstairs on the top floor in the gym, and I had to set up the entire system in the closet office.  I installed a linksys wireless adapter in the dell computer,  and then I proceeded to set up the computer.  I installed the driver for the wireless adapter, installed a printer, and then got the system up and running.  I also worked on a couple other computers.</div>
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<div class="main">On Friday, I first installed Office XP on the science teachers computer, as she didn't like using Open Office, which went pretty fast.  Then I went on to work on installing a printer driver on one of the NetVista that was having issues with the partitioning.  I was able to find some 30 day trial shareware software online, BootIt NG, which worked perfectly for extending the Windows partition to cover the two different partitions.  I just made a boot disk with the software and then I deleted the second partiton on the drive.  The software then allows you to extend existing partitions into unpartitioned space on the harddrive.  It worked flawlessly, and the computer ran much, much faster after getting everything onto one large partition.  I then went on to install the printer driver fine.  When I get back from break, I plan on going through all the NetVistas with the same partition issue and merging the partions.</div>
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