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From: Tony Kimball <alk@pobox.com>
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Subject: Re: wdunwedge failed
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Quoth pius@ienet.com on Wed, 20 August:
: It flickers. For example, a screen full of these "wdunwedge failed" error
: messages appears for a second or two and then the screen completely blanks
: out for a second. Then the error messages are visible again briefly, then
: the screen goes blank, and so no. Sort of like someone quickly turning the
: monitor on and off.

Sounds like a dead marmoset stuck in the transformer coils of your
power supply.  Have you been routing in the rainforest lately?
Try releasing some mealworms to clean it out.

Pius, eh.  Say, weren't you Pope for a while?