From the response to the photo, you know it's hard to tell. The loose end on the red wire may be for a secondary drive, can't tell if the middle of it is attached to the silver enclosure on the bottom bay and whether that is a harddrive, usaually a harddrive is just screwed inside the bay and not in a enclosure. To me it looks like the harddrive should be the black area, it's gotta be one of the two bays on the bottom. The 2 at the top are CD/DVD or floopy or whatever shows on the front of computer. A local Mom and Pop computer shop would be able to tell you in a minute if you carried it in without the case, may not even charge you. I hope the comp usa extended warranty gets there soon, the kids must really be desperate to play with it by now!

Jim writes: "I suspect, without really knowing, that the problems you are having with Moen are problems with the original builder's faucets. These are generally not of the best quality." davodro1 writes: "I too have seen, in the same house, some great Moen and some lousy Moen. ... Is this the final frontier, in terms of customer service? " Speaking of Moen (but not of faucets specifically), on the basis of a single data point, I sing the praises of Moen customer service. We purchased a Moen brand showeread (Velocity 6320) from Amazon.com on which the lever for switching from drench mode to concentrated power spray mode did not function properly. Not knowing for certain (because we had never used that model showerhead before) if the problem was operator error, we sent an inquiry -- just an inquiry -- to Moen Customer Service by email, and promptly received back by FedEx Overnight a brand new showerhead. Customer service like that should be rewarded, and -- as I am doing right now -- I am doing my part to spread the news of great customer service by Moen.

fwiw I've run startup repair on win7 a few times. It needs to be run back to back without trying to boot into windows, or it looses count and runs the same first run repair process each time. With my laptop, when startup repair finishes and restarts the computer, then I have to push my boot from cd key quickly again or its lost that ability to count. It would tell you in the reports run once, 2x or 3x. First run is I dont remb, 30 or 40 minutes for win7. Second run is maybe just 2 minutes. Third run would be the same quick, or slighly quicker than 2nd run. And it aways says something about 'startup repair can not repair this computer automatically' I assume it says this because nothing was wrong. I just wanted my partition tables/names microsoft style after using a 3rd party tool to resize partitions.

id probably dig it out.. clear at least a 2 or 3 foot circle of all weeds and grass... bare root the plant.. beat it on a tree.. and replant it ... and pray ... i really dont see how torturing it in the garage for winter has any upside... based on its brother plant.. its not some foo foo zone pushing plant... take pix.. if you find anything interesting underground.. ken ps: beating it on the tree is to stress it.. to release recovery or survival hormones.. i kid you not.. and it usually makes you feel better.. to pay it back for all the aggravation its caused you..