computer is working, at the moment
Sep. 27th, 2010 01:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kareinaI checked it at home first, and it worked. Backed up recently changed files, just in case. Tried it again at uni, but without plugging in the second monitor, and it is working. I want the second monitor attached--so many work tasks are easier with two screens to play with, but I'm kind of afraid to, for fear the notebook monitor will cease to function again.
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merlyn_gabriel asks what kind of computer--details I didn't include in the "worried about the computer" post, because I didn't have it available to look them up. This is an ASUS computer, purchased in December of 2006 (don't purchase from them--this one came with a faulty attachment for the up-arrow key, and they refused to fix it, so I've been having to push it back into place 1 to 10 times a day ever since--it clicks into place, and stays there, for a while, and then comes off again.) It is a notebook, running Windows XP. What other information is needed?
A comment from yesterday from
merlyn_gabriel asks what kind of computer--details I didn't include in the "worried about the computer" post, because I didn't have it available to look them up. This is an ASUS computer, purchased in December of 2006 (don't purchase from them--this one came with a faulty attachment for the up-arrow key, and they refused to fix it, so I've been having to push it back into place 1 to 10 times a day ever since--it clicks into place, and stays there, for a while, and then comes off again.) It is a notebook, running Windows XP. What other information is needed?