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“Inaccessible boot device,” she read aloud. Her roommate, a computer science major named Aris, didn’t look up from his soldering project. “Classic,” he said. “You switched the SATA mode in BIOS. Or the storage driver is dead.” She copied it to a USB stick, used
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