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To: thecow who wrote (32869)	2/25/2003 11:26:07 PM
From: Eva	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110655

t c <If you haven't had to cover off your machine in what.. two...plus years, I am in total agreement with Nemer. The inside of your machine probably looks like the Oklahoma dust bowl. Beware any small animals or strange plants emerging from the shadows of your machine. Get your vac or get some compressed air and clean that thing out. It needs to breathe. > Ha ha , you made me laugh hard, it was not really that dirty, after all, I clean up a lot :):), well, I did not open the box myself, I went to a shop after the market closed. Tests where done with Quick Tech Pro 2000, all was well, but the memory test - froze, so out went the Ram and we tried new once, still, no change, by now the technican was starting to talk about a ghost in my box. Not willing to leave my computer in the store, he put everything back, and I went home $ 60 poorer, and with my computer even more slow than before. I called the guy again, and he thinks we should change the hard drive and if this is not defect, than I have damaged software. Soon I could have wrapped the whole damn box in leaf gold! I am not sure if I described everything correct, since this is all chiniese to me E