I promised not write from office since transferring to this current client of ours, unfortunately last tuesday my PC decided to go on strike. I tried to clean my HD and remove all those unnecessary softwares and files  but I think I also removed a necessary one >_<, there were errorrs generated ** in japanese ** but decided to ignore it *_*.  I tried also installing NOD32 and while it was installing I was also running the NOD32 worm detector, and it said I have a Win32.trojan on my PC, so I was really counting on NOD32 to remove it completely, but then my explorer crashed and the installation hanged. When I restarted it, there were no explorer , just my desktop and the arrow but nothing to clicked on, I can’t even open the desktop setting/property window and the HD was no longer processing.. Oh no,  started to get cold with fear

Restarting it for a couple more times, gave the same result.. Now I’m really nervous, goodness what will happen to all my data ( thankfully I’ve already save all my 2007 pictures to a dvd ), then i remembered safe mode.  I still could access my data so I went to sleep worrying. No good it did, finally woke up around 5am and started tinkering with my PC on safe-mode, hoping the my  writed will work, and it did @_@. The reliable “safe-mode”, thank goodness.. was able to retrieve and save all my data.. whewwww .. But I was so sleepy the whole day and still worried …

Tried installing last night, but with a headache and painful back ( no amount of stretching could lessen the pain this time ), I could not successfully format the drive, just reinstalling the OS but producing the same problem and it was all in Japanese. With my back shouting of pain, I gave up and rested unfortunately I could not find a sleeping position that is comfortable enough for my back.. so again I’m sleep deprived. Asking my leader now to get an rest tomorrow, I really need to visit sensei again and fix my PC too  hopefully he will said yes..

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