'Puter whirrs

If sick cats need purrs, then sick 'puters need whirrs :-)

Home Puter refused to start up this morning. Its been a bit wonky up until
now, in that it didn't always want to recognise its hard drive, so sometimes
you'd have to boot three or four times before it recognised the hardrive
(and therefore executable software) and kept going to a usable Puter. It was
stable after it had found its hard drive, but because of its problems when
booting up, we tended to just leave it on with a screen saver running. But
this morning I woke up to a blank screen and it never woke up again.

I'm hoping its still under warranty, because I'll be taking it back to the
shop this lunchtime. I hope its something as simple as a loose connection,
and won't take long to fix, because Joel will start getting twitchy if he
can't play World of Warcraft, and a cranky and twitchy Joel is not something
I want to put up with (I don't call him a Bear for nothing!). I'll start
getting twitchy too if I can't access my e-mail and RPCA on the weekend, but
at least while I'm at work I have ways of contacting the outside world :-)

So any spare 'puter whirrs out there would be appreciated.

Yowie
(and if radio silence follows, you'll know what has happened)

aw, hope it's still under warranty. I know about 'puter withdrawal, it's
happened to me several times over the years.
Jazz & his mama

--

Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time
"Yowie" wrote in message
...
If sick cats need purrs, then sick 'puters need whirrs :-)

Home Puter refused to start up this morning. Its been a bit wonky up until
now, in that it didn't always want to recognise its hard drive, so
sometimes
you'd have to boot three or four times before it recognised the hardrive
(and therefore executable software) and kept going to a usable Puter. It
was
stable after it had found its hard drive, but because of its problems when
booting up, we tended to just leave it on with a screen saver running. But
this morning I woke up to a blank screen and it never woke up again.

I'm hoping its still under warranty, because I'll be taking it back to the
shop this lunchtime. I hope its something as simple as a loose connection,
and won't take long to fix, because Joel will start getting twitchy if he
can't play World of Warcraft, and a cranky and twitchy Joel is not
something
I want to put up with (I don't call him a Bear for nothing!). I'll start
getting twitchy too if I can't access my e-mail and RPCA on the weekend,
but
at least while I'm at work I have ways of contacting the outside world :-)

So any spare 'puter whirrs out there would be appreciated.

Yowie
(and if radio silence follows, you'll know what has happened)

Yowie wrote:
If sick cats need purrs, then sick 'puters need whirrs :-)

Home Puter refused to start up this morning. Its been a bit wonky up
until now, in that it didn't always want to recognise its hard drive,
so sometimes you'd have to boot three or four times before it
recognised the hardrive (and therefore executable software) and kept
going to a usable Puter. It was stable after it had found its hard
drive, but because of its problems when booting up, we tended to just
leave it on with a screen saver running. But this morning I woke up
to a blank screen and it never woke up again.

I'm hoping its still under warranty, because I'll be taking it back
to the shop this lunchtime. I hope its something as simple as a loose
connection, and won't take long to fix, because Joel will start
getting twitchy if he can't play World of Warcraft, and a cranky and
twitchy Joel is not something I want to put up with (I don't call him
a Bear for nothing!). I'll start getting twitchy too if I can't
access my e-mail and RPCA on the weekend, but at least while I'm at
work I have ways of contacting the outside world :-)

So any spare 'puter whirrs out there would be appreciated.

Yowie
(and if radio silence follows, you'll know what has happened)

Whirrs headed in your direction. Good luck!

Jill

Multiple whirrs from the Butlers. You don't still have Windows 98 do you?
I used to get that re-booting thing in the morning, and finally upgraded to
WinXP.
--
Shirley B.
Rexie's Mom

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"Yowie" wrote in message
...
If sick cats need purrs, then sick 'puters need whirrs :-)

Home Puter refused to start up this morning. Its been a bit wonky up until
now, in that it didn't always want to recognise its hard drive, so
sometimes
you'd have to boot three or four times before it recognised the hardrive
(and therefore executable software) and kept going to a usable Puter. It
was
stable after it had found its hard drive, but because of its problems when
booting up, we tended to just leave it on with a screen saver running. But
this morning I woke up to a blank screen and it never woke up again.

I'm hoping its still under warranty, because I'll be taking it back to the
shop this lunchtime. I hope its something as simple as a loose connection,
and won't take long to fix, because Joel will start getting twitchy if he
can't play World of Warcraft, and a cranky and twitchy Joel is not
something
I want to put up with (I don't call him a Bear for nothing!). I'll start
getting twitchy too if I can't access my e-mail and RPCA on the weekend,
but
at least while I'm at work I have ways of contacting the outside world :-)

So any spare 'puter whirrs out there would be appreciated.

Yowie
(and if radio silence follows, you'll know what has happened)

"Yowie" wrote in message
...
If sick cats need purrs, then sick 'puters need whirrs :-)

Home Puter refused to start up this morning. Its been a bit wonky up until
now, in that it didn't always want to recognise its hard drive, so
sometimes
you'd have to boot three or four times before it recognised the hardrive
(and therefore executable software) and kept going to a usable Puter. It
was
stable after it had found its hard drive, but because of its problems when
booting up, we tended to just leave it on with a screen saver running. But
this morning I woke up to a blank screen and it never woke up again.

I'm hoping its still under warranty, because I'll be taking it back to the
shop this lunchtime. I hope its something as simple as a loose connection,
and won't take long to fix, because Joel will start getting twitchy if he
can't play World of Warcraft, and a cranky and twitchy Joel is not
something
I want to put up with (I don't call him a Bear for nothing!). I'll start
getting twitchy too if I can't access my e-mail and RPCA on the weekend,
but
at least while I'm at work I have ways of contacting the outside world :-)

So any spare 'puter whirrs out there would be appreciated.

Yowie
(and if radio silence follows, you'll know what has happened)

Whirrs on the way, Yowie
Sam

Yowie wrote:

So any spare 'puter whirrs out there would be appreciated.

My computer's whirrs are (alarmingly) loud, so here are some coming for
yours. I'm going to get a new one when I move (but don't tell this one -
it has to function just one more month).

--
Marina, Frank and Miranda. In loving memory of Nikki.
marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/
and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki

Yowie wrote:
If sick cats need purrs, then sick 'puters need whirrs :-)

Home Puter refused to start up this morning. Its been a bit wonky up
until now, in that it didn't always want to recognise its hard drive,
so sometimes you'd have to boot three or four times before it
recognised the hardrive (and therefore executable software) and kept
going to a usable Puter. It was stable after it had found its hard
drive, but because of its problems when booting up, we tended to just
leave it on with a screen saver running. But this morning I woke up
to a blank screen and it never woke up again.

I'm hoping its still under warranty, because I'll be taking it back
to the shop this lunchtime. I hope its something as simple as a loose
connection, and won't take long to fix, because Joel will start
getting twitchy if he can't play World of Warcraft, and a cranky and
twitchy Joel is not something I want to put up with (I don't call him
a Bear for nothing!). I'll start getting twitchy too if I can't
access my e-mail and RPCA on the weekend, but at least while I'm at
work I have ways of contacting the outside world :-)

So any spare 'puter whirrs out there would be appreciated.

Yowie
(and if radio silence follows, you'll know what has happened)

Purrs that your computer is easily fixed. I seam to remember your old
computer went on for years, as soon as you get a new machine, and broadband
you start having problems.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

Whirrs sent.
Suz&Spicey

On Thu, 9 Jun 2005 11:01:52 +1000, "Yowie"
wrote:

If sick cats need purrs, then sick 'puters need whirrs :-)

Home Puter refused to start up this morning. Its been a bit wonky up until
now, in that it didn't always want to recognise its hard drive, so sometimes
you'd have to boot three or four times before it recognised the hardrive
(and therefore executable software) and kept going to a usable Puter. It was
stable after it had found its hard drive, but because of its problems when
booting up, we tended to just leave it on with a screen saver running. But
this morning I woke up to a blank screen and it never woke up again.

I'm hoping its still under warranty, because I'll be taking it back to the
shop this lunchtime. I hope its something as simple as a loose connection,
and won't take long to fix, because Joel will start getting twitchy if he
can't play World of Warcraft, and a cranky and twitchy Joel is not something
I want to put up with (I don't call him a Bear for nothing!). I'll start
getting twitchy too if I can't access my e-mail and RPCA on the weekend, but
at least while I'm at work I have ways of contacting the outside world :-)

So any spare 'puter whirrs out there would be appreciated.

Yowie
(and if radio silence follows, you'll know what has happened)

Sending a big whiiiirrrrrrr and lots 'puter magick your way!

Ginger-lyn

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http://www.spiritrealm.com/summer/
http://www.angelfire.com/folk/glsummer (homepage & cats)
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb....mmer/index.htm (genealogy)
http://www.movieanimals.bravehost.com/ (The Violence Against
Animals in Movies Website)

Yowie wrote:

If sick cats need purrs, then sick 'puters need whirrs :-)

Home Puter refused to start up this morning. Its been a bit wonky up until
now, in that it didn't always want to recognise its hard drive, so sometimes
you'd have to boot three or four times before it recognised the hardrive
(and therefore executable software) and kept going to a usable Puter. It was
stable after it had found its hard drive, but because of its problems when
booting up, we tended to just leave it on with a screen saver running. But
this morning I woke up to a blank screen and it never woke up again.

I'm hoping its still under warranty, because I'll be taking it back to the
shop this lunchtime. I hope its something as simple as a loose connection,
and won't take long to fix, because Joel will start getting twitchy if he
can't play World of Warcraft, and a cranky and twitchy Joel is not something
I want to put up with (I don't call him a Bear for nothing!). I'll start
getting twitchy too if I can't access my e-mail and RPCA on the weekend, but
at least while I'm at work I have ways of contacting the outside world :-)

So any spare 'puter whirrs out there would be appreciated.

Yowie
(and if radio silence follows, you'll know what has happened)

I know what has happened. The puter is full of bubbels!!!!!!
Good luck with the repairs.

Bev
--
Dogs may shed, but cats shred.