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Have succumbed to management insisting on getting a decorator in to do my study - tragedy! So been sorting things out, and found some that I haven't been able to locate for ages, including my MS$ Office and PSP 8 installation disks. So bulk of the furniture and PC peripherals have been moved elsewhere, just running on absolute minimum at the moment. This morning I thought I'd do another backup in spite of having done one yesterday morning. Plugged the external HDD in and zilch - dead as a Dodo. Panic! Did a couple of checks and found that the supply unit was dead, at least as far as my test meter was concerned while the charger for a similar unit was OK. As the specs were slightly different I wasn't going to take any chances, I was going to Curries anyway to pick something else up. Took the unit back, no quibble they would change it there and then. Hold on I said it's got all my life on it can you not just swap the supply unit. OK was told and they swapped it over tested the whole unit and gave me a fresh receipt/warranty.

So tomorrow pm will be switching off and removing the rest of the PC upstairs, dismantle the desk - it's a semi surround one and doing a final vacuum. Decorator arrives 08:00 to 08:30 Tuesday. Got to take management out that day and will be back late. Then have only got Wednesday Morning to get everything back before 3 yr old G'son comes for a couple of days. So hoping everything will be out of prying fingers by then :rolleyes:

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So tomorrow pm will be switching off and removing the rest of the PC upstairs, dismantle the desk - it's a semi surround one and doing a final vacuum.

The opposite is happening here. I used the attic room for a studio and just have the PC in a corner downstairs in the 'spare bedroom'. The bed in there comes down from a wall inside a sort of cupboard. That will now be shelved out and hold all the painting paraphanalia. There will also be another desk top for the other computer sort of coming out of the door.

The only problem with all of this is that this room is north facing and not very light for painting in. So I'll have to do that somewhere else.

Can't have perfection I suppose.........

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So tomorrow pm will be switching off and removing the rest of the PC upstairs, dismantle the desk - it's a semi surround one and doing a final vacuum.

The opposite is happening here. I used the attic room for a studio and just have the PC in a corner downstairs in the 'spare bedroom'. The bed in there comes down from a wall inside a sort of cupboard. That will now be shelved out and hold all the painting paraphanalia. There will also be another desk top for the other computer sort of coming out of the door.

The only problem with all of this is that this room is north facing and not very light for painting in. So I'll have to do that somewhere else.

Can't have perfection I suppose.........

Ever thought of fitting a large Velux. They are very good. :flowers:

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Ever thought of fitting a large Velux. They are very good. :flowers:

There is one upstairs - that was the studio - it's the downstairs room that needs the light - somehow, I don't think a Velox window in the ceiling would help much.............

:rolleyes: :D

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Ever thought of fitting a large Velux. They are very good. :flowers:

There is one upstairs - that was the studio - it's the downstairs room that needs the light - somehow, I don't think a Velox window in the ceiling would help much.............

:rolleyes: :D

You could always knock the ceiling and floor out above the room to make two rooms into one. :D

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Ever thought of fitting a large Velux. They are very good. :flowers:
There is one upstairs - that was the studio - it's the downstairs room that needs the light - somehow, I don't think a Velox window in the ceiling would help much............. :rolleyes: :D
You could always knock the ceiling and floor out above the room to make two rooms into one. :D

Please don't talk of knocking walls or ceilings out!! :0

My 'kitchen' looks like Beirut on a good day!... Plaster dust throughout the house!!

OMG it had better be worth it.. I'll never do it again.. Too much pain.. I think the washing machine will be connected tomorrow.. If not I think I'll have to dress as the Scots do under their kilts. ;)

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Ever thought of fitting a large Velux. They are very good. :flowers:
There is one upstairs - that was the studio - it's the downstairs room that needs the light - somehow, I don't think a Velox window in the ceiling would help much............. :rolleyes: :D
You could always knock the ceiling and floor out above the room to make two rooms into one. :D

Please don't talk of knocking walls or ceilings out!! :0

My 'kitchen' looks like Beirut on a good day!... Plaster dust throughout the house!!

OMG it had better be worth it.. I'll never do it again.. Too much pain.. I think the washing machine will be connected tomorrow.. If not I think I'll have to dress as the Scots do under their kilts. ;)

Need any help! Getting dressed I mean. :lol:

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Well I'm back in a half hearted sense. Just running with the bare minimum , only half the kit assembled - just enough to get a quick fix. Will take a few days to get my study back to it's homely shambles that I had before.

Irene, why don't you try just using the absolute minimum. Gandalph will offer.

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Ever thought of fitting a large Velux. They are very good. :flowers:
There is one upstairs - that was the studio - it's the downstairs room that needs the light - somehow, I don't think a Velox window in the ceiling would help much............. :rolleyes: :D
You could always knock the ceiling and floor out above the room to make two rooms into one. :D

Please don't talk of knocking walls or ceilings out!! :0

My 'kitchen' looks like Beirut on a good day!... Plaster dust throughout the house!!

OMG it had better be worth it.. I'll never do it again.. Too much pain.. I think the washing machine will be connected tomorrow.. If not I think I'll have to dress as the Scots do under their kilts. ;)

Don't get the wind up will you? :lol:

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Ever thought of fitting a large Velux. They are very good. :flowers:
There is one upstairs - that was the studio - it's the downstairs room that needs the light - somehow, I don't think a Velox window in the ceiling would help much............. :rolleyes: :D
You could always knock the ceiling and floor out above the room to make two rooms into one. :D
Please don't talk of knocking walls or ceilings out!! :0 My 'kitchen' looks like Beirut on a good day!... Plaster dust throughout the house!! OMG it had better be worth it.. I'll never do it again.. Too much pain.. I think the washing machine will be connected tomorrow.. If not I think I'll have to dress as the Scots do under their kilts. ;)
Don't get the wind up will you? :lol:

:lol: :lol: Thank heavens for WF... a good laugh helps to retain my sanity!

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Ever thought of fitting a large Velux. They are very good. :flowers:
There is one upstairs - that was the studio - it's the downstairs room that needs the light - somehow, I don't think a Velox window in the ceiling would help much............. :rolleyes: :D
You could always knock the ceiling and floor out above the room to make two rooms into one. :D
Please don't talk of knocking walls or ceilings out!! :0 My 'kitchen' looks like Beirut on a good day!... Plaster dust throughout the house!! OMG it had better be worth it.. I'll never do it again.. Too much pain.. I think the washing machine will be connected tomorrow.. If not I think I'll have to dress as the Scots do under their kilts. ;)
Don't get the wind up will you? :lol:

:lol: :lol: Thank heavens for WF... a good laugh helps to retain my sanity!

It's no laughing matter if you catch pneumonia. :lol:

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