My PC display became dark suddenly, which made me think of security and maintenance programs
Just now when I was in front of my laptop to set to think of what to blog, put my fingers on my laptop, and clicked the browser window, the display of my laptop suddenly turned off as if I shut down or suspended it.
With its graphical interface, when nothing can be seen on the display, I have little to do to even reboot the system. Soon after, the display was lit up, but the clock on it displayed that it was 2 minutes to 10 pm, Saturday.
Upset by this incorrect display of time, as is often happened when the system is overloaded, I watched the clock in the room. It was 20 minutes past 9 pm, and it was Sunday. I remember I went to Sunday service in the evening.
Fortunately, the display and the entire system began to work again in a few minutes, and in a few minutes I began to compose this post.
There are several security and maintenance programs on a PC. These are helpful to protect our computer and our personal information, but I feel that up-to-date security and maintenance program use so much power that on a PC with a little bit obsolete spec (but unbelievable high spec for the standard of 10 years ago) we sometimes can hardly work on the PC when these programs are working.
Security and maintenance solution may be so completed these days, but sometimes I miss the days when all thing appeared to work in simple and many tenth as low as the PCs available today.
With its graphical interface, when nothing can be seen on the display, I have little to do to even reboot the system. Soon after, the display was lit up, but the clock on it displayed that it was 2 minutes to 10 pm, Saturday.
Upset by this incorrect display of time, as is often happened when the system is overloaded, I watched the clock in the room. It was 20 minutes past 9 pm, and it was Sunday. I remember I went to Sunday service in the evening.
Fortunately, the display and the entire system began to work again in a few minutes, and in a few minutes I began to compose this post.
There are several security and maintenance programs on a PC. These are helpful to protect our computer and our personal information, but I feel that up-to-date security and maintenance program use so much power that on a PC with a little bit obsolete spec (but unbelievable high spec for the standard of 10 years ago) we sometimes can hardly work on the PC when these programs are working.
Security and maintenance solution may be so completed these days, but sometimes I miss the days when all thing appeared to work in simple and many tenth as low as the PCs available today.
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