Out of the game

June 10th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under

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I have not been able to get online for the last 48 hours so will not be posting for a few more days. My computer has decided to pack in on me and after failing to diagnose the problem I bought a new one today with the Online earnings I have made over the last few months.

I have gone for a laptop, A Compaq Presario V6000, it’s quite a powerful wee thing.

So I am just getting used to it and trying to retrieve some details from the old hardrive.

I have lost everyone’s e-mail and message that have been sent and I cannot get the incoming mail server to logon using outlook 2003, som if anybody has any idea please contact me at enquiries at stevenaitchison co uk

This has been an extremely frustrating and quite stressful few days not having the computer fixed and losing all the info from my other harddrive.

As soon as I am back on track I will start posting everyday again and on schedule.

Regards

Steve

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1. Comment by Today is that Day on 11 June 2007:

   Steven,

   Sorry to hear about your computer woes. I’ve been there, and I promise you’ll get through it!

   In fact, the last time it happened to me, once I got over the shock, I realized with glee that for the first time in years, my email was all caught up!

   Looking forward to seeing you back on track!

   - Aaron


2. Comment by karenlim on 12 June 2007:

   Hi Steven, sorry to hear about your PC issue.
   Looking fwd to have you back soon

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4. Comment by Chess Openings Guru on 28 January 2008:

   Sorry about that computer crash! I know what it’s like. Heck, we all probably do.

   Did you end up recovering most of that data??


5. Comment by Steven Aitchison on 29 January 2008:

   Hi COG, yes i managed to recover most of the data but it was a tough few days.


6. Comment by Lottery on 12 April 2008:

   Nothing worse than when a computer has had enough, best thing is to make back ups of important stuff for when it happens (i have previously been one of the victims).

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