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| + | '''January 28, 2013''' - I began the day by assisting Jim with some preparations for Dave Perry's upcoming shelving installation. I marked off the areas where the shelving material is going to go on the wall, including a center line. | ||
| + | I then continued to try and fix the problem with ATI on the new computers. I located what I believe was the only ATI key in the registry, located in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and deleted it. When the computer was restarted it was gone, however, several .dll files and two .ax files remain in system32. When I try to delete these they just reappear in system32 in a matter of seconds. I will consult with Alex and possibly Dr. Jones to figure out how to delete them once and for all before re-installing the ATI programs. | ||
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| + | '''January 29 & 31, 2013''' - I spent both of these days assisting Alex with moving and spacing the clusters. We moved 14 and 15 over one tower, and spaced out 1-13 so that they could be accessed with ease, and no longer rest directly on top of each other. This will ease future repairs, and the forthcoming upgrades to the GPU units. | ||
Revision as of 14:54, 17 July 2013
January 28, 2013 - I began the day by assisting Jim with some preparations for Dave Perry's upcoming shelving installation. I marked off the areas where the shelving material is going to go on the wall, including a center line.
I then continued to try and fix the problem with ATI on the new computers. I located what I believe was the only ATI key in the registry, located in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and deleted it. When the computer was restarted it was gone, however, several .dll files and two .ax files remain in system32. When I try to delete these they just reappear in system32 in a matter of seconds. I will consult with Alex and possibly Dr. Jones to figure out how to delete them once and for all before re-installing the ATI programs.
January 29 & 31, 2013 - I spent both of these days assisting Alex with moving and spacing the clusters. We moved 14 and 15 over one tower, and spaced out 1-13 so that they could be accessed with ease, and no longer rest directly on top of each other. This will ease future repairs, and the forthcoming upgrades to the GPU units.