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Speaking of computers, I worked maybe a total of 3 hours yesterday going through the step by step process on the Dell website to fix my computer. Each time I got to hit the "Next" button a little sliver of hope died. I felt certain once I found the link that said, "I have a blue screen" that I had found all the answers to my problems. As it turns out there could be a myriad of reasons why you would get the dreaded blue screen, and apparently mine is a special, unknown reason. I have to download a program somehow on to a floppy disk, which luckily I already own a bunch from back in the days before CDs and flash drives. Unfortunately finding someone who still has a drive for floppy disks will be difficult. I'm hoping that the geniuses who said that I need to download this program do remember that my need for it is because windows won't boot due to a blue screen, but part of me wonders and dreads that maybe they forgot and expect that I can get online and download this program directly to my computer. Who knows what to expect at this point. I mean what if I get the program, go through the instructions, and finally get to the last page on the Dell website and they say, "You may just want to buy a new hard drive, here are some of the ones we have on sale." I may be in the market for a new computer, we'll see.
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