My PC which I use in my office died abruptly in the morning about 10 days ago. I tried some remedies, but in vain. I was able to consult an expert in a PC shop for advice on the matter, but considering the time and effort and that Windows 7, which I use now, is getting old, I decided to buy new one. I chose the cheapest one at DELL's online shop, because my PC in my office didn't need high performance, being enough if I could surf on the net and read and write e-mails. As for data, I utilize the cloud system. It was one consolation that I didn't lose any data in this accident. Until the new one was delivered to me, I had to use my mobile PC, but its screen was small and the work efficiency was not so good, as I usually use two screens at the same time.
After its delivery, it took a day to install several applications. The next step was to restore the data. It was not troublesome, but took time to download the data from the net. Though I had already felt the handiness of using the same data from my office, my house, and even outdoors, I surely understood the security of keeping data on the cloud system this time. I've just started my new PC from yesterday.
(Vocabulary)
consolation 慰め
He had the consolation of knowing that he had done his best. 自分では最善を尽くしたという自覚が彼の慰めだった．
Good luck with your new PC!
Posted by: Peter | Aug 21, 2017 at 06:38 PM