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Mar. 14th, 2005 09:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pezHad a scare when I came home: I checked my email and watched my screen slowly... well it kinds looked like it was disintegrating. Rebooted, still the same problem. Didn't seem like a virus thing because the harddrive wasn't showing anything abnormal, and when I pressed the buttons of my monitor it didn't respond.
Unplugged everything, waited a while and plugged the monitor to my other comp. Works. Got scared that it might be my desktop's problem. Plugged it back to the desktop and... uh, works perfectly fine again.
Done virus check, and my files have already been backed up from a few days ago. Still think it's the monitor decided to scare me for a little. (it's a LCD from 3 years ago, and has worked fine up till now - amazing, really, considering the LCDs from 3 years ago are not that superbly made)
But because you carn't be too careful... if anyone received any emails from me in the last 24 hours, don't open it, delete it right away. I haven't sent anything out with my hotpop.com address in the last few days.
Unplugged everything, waited a while and plugged the monitor to my other comp. Works. Got scared that it might be my desktop's problem. Plugged it back to the desktop and... uh, works perfectly fine again.
Done virus check, and my files have already been backed up from a few days ago. Still think it's the monitor decided to scare me for a little. (it's a LCD from 3 years ago, and has worked fine up till now - amazing, really, considering the LCDs from 3 years ago are not that superbly made)
But because you carn't be too careful... if anyone received any emails from me in the last 24 hours, don't open it, delete it right away. I haven't sent anything out with my hotpop.com address in the last few days.
