I was on a roll with my blogs and my internet marketing. Now I have to go through this again. My 2nd laptop just died and I only had it for 18 months.
The message on my screen stated "....System32\en-US is corrupt and unreadable. Please run the Chkdsk utility." I ran the Chkdsk utility and it went to a certain point and just froze.
Last year, my desktop hard drive crashed. After paying $1,800, a data recovery service was able to get me back up to speed . The year before that, my first laptop introduced me to a term called "The Blue Screen of Death."
I was in the process of reorganizing all my files, so I could do an entire system backup this weekend while the Arizona Cardinals beat up on the Pittsburgh Steelers in the NFL Superbowl, my Gateway Tablet Laptop Model #: TA6 (it's the one where you can write on) decides that it was time to die.
Well, I don't want to shell out more money for laptops. I want to find a way were I can run my entire business in a 90% virtually environment without any hardware on my end. Any suggestions?
Moving Forward,
Kendall E. Matthews
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I have a friend who just finished his master in computer something or other. He flat out told me, if a laptop goes bad, your better off trashing it and getting another. Everything is so tiny in them its really hard to repair.
You'd think for as much as they cost, they'd be a bit more dependable.