In all professions there are allegedly suspected skilled professionals, presumably honest and competent, and presumably others are less so. The computer we Fame allegedly being rare, although I fear that allegedly be like everyone else. I think I'm leaving it sufficiently clear that I have not yet allegedly tried anyone, but I will have some facts of which I witnessed recently. Where I work
used parties to report incidents for computer equipment. Where I work, there are still computers running Windows 98. Well, one of those parties informed of typical problem with Scandisk in Windows 98: every time you boot the system, the system says that there are bugs and releases the Scandisk Scandisk says none are found, and so always one and again.
Where I work, to resolve issues with computer equipment maintenance are some gentlemen in a foreign company. These gentlemen are intended to resolve as many incidents as quickly as possible, so go as fast as those persons appearing in those TV programs doing strange things very quickly in order to have his name inscribed in a book widely read by those who have their name inscribed in the book. Let's stay with the couplet: the maintenance have very little time and go very quickly. And we call this the Fact # 1. Scandisk
The tool is a basic Windows maintenance 98, so you probably already know it takes some time to pass it to your computer. To be exact, when you go through the area checking to make sure the disk is healthy and safe, the costs much Scandisk. Call this Fact No. 2.
not need to be a computer guru to know what we have said so far, not for the light of these facts will be a little strange to read in part settlement of the impact that Mr. maintenance has written something like scandisk the option to fix errors and a couple of times I rebooted the computer, verifying that the problem had been solved
. So that, as I like paradoxes, as I read that a person with no time had spent so much time to a computer, immediately and with the purest spirit of festive fun and I went to see in situ the team that blew ...
When I found him calm and receptive. I rebooted with the affection and respect that it deserves an old machine. I waited with infinite patience that the system is unloaded and reloaded. Indeed, apparently the problem had been solved: the system and reported no faults or throwing the Scandisk.
For this is the time, ladies and gentlemen, the self-aggrandizement and remember how good it is to spend a few Minutillo to peruse these casters and willingness with which from time to time the guy gives the grilled PCSofía. Because, as the oldest and most attentive readers already know PCSofía ( early readers), writing in msconfig Start / Run ... we get the system setup program. And if we push the Advanced ... access a page of options, one of which is: Disable Scandisk after an improper shutdown . Any reader or reader can guess how they found this option after the passage of maintenance technician for the team? COOO-RREC-TO!
VFAT In a couple of bits (Clean Shutdown and Hard Disk Error) to indicate that the system is shut down properly and no errors on the hard disk. At startup, the system checks the values \u200b\u200bin these bits and throw the Scandisk if they have the correct value. By checking this option in the System Setup program, what we are saying is to ignore these indicators, ie not to do this check on startup. Whereupon, of course, rests with the user it later.
So I guess maybe what allegedly happened was that our dear maintenance technician allegedly thought that maybe it is not very good write to the part something like I left his ass in the air to the user against possible future problems with the system, instead of having solved the existing problem, but the system no longer touch their noses to the user over their
silly error messages.
Anyway, honesty is the path I choose and recommend to look good at parties and users, customers, colleagues, neighbors, friends, family ... And do not forget
vitamins, and keep reading PCSofía mineralized, which breach of trust has always been, there is and I fear that it will remain. In computer science, too.
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