Maybe the deer that are most common east of the Mississippi are more agile than those in the West. Here, if the intent is to use ordinary fencing to protect against deer damage, it's recommended that the fence be at least 6 ft tall, preferably taller. For a number of years now, farmers and other rural residents in this area have constructed anti-deer fences that slant at a 45 degree angle. It's a design that's effective because, while deer can jump quite high and can jump considerable distances, they're apparently unable to execute jumps that simultaneously attain height AND cover distance. I'm linking to a WVU release on slanted fences with specs for building one. Obviously, slanted fences aren't a practical solution for most, but they're interesting as an example of the extreme measures taken by some to control an ongoing problem. Here is a link that might be useful: Slanted Fences

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Totally a scam just hang up. I run Linux i get the same phone call when I say Linux the line goes dead they know their gig is up. Never ever will Microsoft call you like that. You could definitely have an infection on the pc causing the problem or something with the pc, which is probably why it was being sold on craigslist. The idea that the seller didn't put a legal copy of windows or office is probably right, it happens all the time on craigslist. It is a risk you take. The office problem can be easily solved by removing the trial version on the pc and instead go with the free Open Office or Libre Office programs, you can Google those or ask here if you need more information. I would suggest running an updated malwarebytes scan immediately and let it clean what it finds, then do an updated superantisptware free scan, then do an online eset free scan. Let us know what was found. Once we have that information it may help determine what else is going on. But there's nothing anyone can do for you if you don't have a legal copy of windows. You could load Linux on it.

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.