This summer hasn’t been treating me very well. Sure, I have been to Florida for 3 weeks, but that seems like forever ago. As you know, my Xbox 360 has died and unfortunately, I had to replace it (although it was long overdue to be replaced). I thought that was the worst of my issues; it wasn’t. Not at all.
Currently, I am writing this blog post from a hijacked my computer. Before I continue, I didn’t steal this laptop. Get your hands off the phone and do not dial 911 (*Cheesy joke is now over). I am on my pops’ computer. He has a HP Pavilion DV6, but it isn’t my laptop, a HP HDX 18. My laptop died. Oddly enough, I am not sure how this has happened. I was in the middle of working on Bunziez (a new blog of mine) and when I went to turn it on, it refused to.
I am not an idiot as I know how to work a computer, fix a computer, and all of that nonsense. After getting my laptop to turn on, I noticed it would not start without throwing up errors out the ass. Lovely! After doing a system restore, which didn’t work, I realized my computer was compromised. Now, I need to try and salvage the hard drive or I will lose everything.
I am very lucky…or smart. Truly, the only thing I care about is my passwords to all of my websites and my school work. What I learned this past spring semester is to use a cloud server. While using Microsoft OneNote (amazing program by the way), all of the files and information stored All the files that are most needed for my websites are on my server or replacable. Of course, the only thing that I’d like to keep is my music collection as I hate to lose it again.
I shall keep you all updated on what I will do next. Time to go window shopping.