You know a noise woke me this
morning around 4:45 am. I snuck through the house peering through blinds; I
walked into my office and found a back-light computer screen. I waited after
letting my little buddy out to do his thing, came back and it still was a funky
shade of nothingness. I realized it must have been an update, so at 3 am until
6 am the computer hadn't restarted. Yes I shut it down and restarted it. The same
thing happened, no reboot. I let the dog in and closed up the house from the
sub-freezing temps outdoors and went back and turned off the machine again
hopping I wasn't going to have to re-format my HDD. No big deal since I have a
drive mirrored to a start-up for this machine anyway only current data and
setting would be slightly different and a years’ worth of data would be lost.
No big issue either some stuff is kept in the cloud or on my server.
I restarted a second time in Ubuntu
mode and I can’t find anything to start with it basically told me, so I knew it
was a update error. It was Thursday and at 3 am it will load up all that
Microsoft has to send. I controlled alt delete as suggested by the machine and
tried again still the same so this time I let Windows load. No prob! I opened
it up and all was well made sure the net card was working and then checked the
update and I had three failed updates. I manually started them and when the
system was ready to restart I did. Keeping my fingers crossed may or may not
have helped but a good 3 min later I was blogging this message to you.
Errors: was to do with SP1 on the 1)
Net.frame and 2 different Win server 8 updates. All is well and restored and
working well. So no worry if this happens during Win 7’s update. I’ll go back
and see if my Ubuntu will start up now. I’ll let you know if I this destroyed
anything.
It was kind of strange to see a restart
take over 3 hours after a update, it concerns us when we see this happen, we
panic at times I know I used to. I've learned many thing since the old days of
Win 95 or prior. With all the advancements we think it should work right every
time we sit down in front of them. If only! That’s why people like me have phone
numbers and that’s why you call. Oh that noise this early morning? It was a new
strange cat in the area. Cute and skinny and I bet hungry and cold looking to
find a warm bed and a meal. I called for the poor thing. It never even glanced
back to say hey!
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