After printing one page, Epson ET-2760 lost contact with the computer. I figured I'dprint with the Epson XP-970. No problem. It printed fine. Then I wanted to print on a glossy, sticky vinyl sheet. Here's where it gets weird. Although I had the glossy paper on top, the printer reached below that and printed on a plain sheet of paper. Then it ejected both the printed page and the vinyl. It did that three times, and I gave up.

Also, I can't turn off my flashlight. I have to remove the battery. Maybe I should move to a different room since the furniture in here keeps moving around, and books keep flying off the shelves.

After spending hours coordinating four cameras and sound for a video in PowerDirector yesterday, I was ready to shut it down for the day. Windows wanted to do an update, but I didn't want to risk losing all my editing, although I did save the file. I clicked on Hibernate, and it shut down.

This morning, the computer was already running when I approached it, and all the open programs were closed. Fortunately, I was able to open the PD file and resume my editing. I was surprised that Windows went ahead and did the update even though I didn't click on either installation option. Something to keep in mind.

I only leave Windows & programs on my desktop C drive with data only there temporarily. F & G drives are my backup drives. I move newly created data to the F drive & about once a week backup to the G drive. They are 2T & 6T respectively. No particular reason for the size difference except that I got a good deal on them. My C drive is currently a 320gig drive. F & G are in an external USB drive holder so I can remove or add as needed. It works for me. I don’t see any appreciable access time loss over the network when I’m working on my laptop.