Need a good exorcist

WOW!! This is really BAD luck

Do you have any enemy that wishes you the bad things ?

I wish you the best from now on and that all this amount of bad things stops and you do not have more of this problems.

Glad to hear that you have been able to solve most of the things and finally it has turned some things right.

Is true that sometimes something breaks, and others things unexpectedly also break at the same time

Aww, lots of bad luck for you I hope everything returns back to normal for you soon.

Maybe there is something wrong with the electricity in your home?

Hi Morgan. It seems you are having the old "troubles come in bunches" attack. I get those too. I could have done without this years "bunch" myself. But it will get better.... or not. LOL My cars electric window motor in my car decided it didn't want to stay affixed to my door anymore last week, and so I took it in to get it fixed. When I got my car back the lock button didn't work. Good grief! LOL Lucky it was just the mechanic had forgotten to plug the lock wire back in. I'm still trying to get use to this new computer of mine too. I have decided I hate Windows 7. LOL Hope things get better for you.

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I have decided I hate Windows 7.

I did too, so I made it look and behave as much as Win XP as possible

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you could try to use some filter protection plugins in the wall sockets

Yep, got those on everything that is more complex than a light bulb or a fan. Some are more expensive, some less, but hopefully they will do their job at the money time

I have trouble with changes.
I remember using DOS while everybody was using Windows 95. I used windows 3.1 for stuff that demanded windows to work, and only loaded it when I needed those specific programs.
I'm always about a year late to upgrade my OS. Windows 7 was the only OS I adopted early, but then I made it look and behave old

When I was in highschool, I taught myself 3D Studio 3. Then came 3D Studio 4, which was pretty much the same but looked different, and I didn't like it much. Then they had a leap forward in technology, and introduced 3DS Max, and I just couldn't work with it, it was too different, so I gave up on 3D. My computer was never fast enough to render any of my animations anyway, so why bother.

I also used Photoshop CS until recently, because CS2 and newer had a new design, and that made it hard for me to work with them. And up until CS5, anything Photoshop could do automatically, I could do manually.

Hey, I've got my own set of problems to worry about...I can't find my socks...and my bathroom door sticks... lol...

Buy a new car and see if you get the same problem with your current one.

All my jeans got holes in the butt at the same time.. I expect this was cheaper to remedy than your broken things, but still annoying.

Good thing that is back to the usual and "normal" things that usually happens

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Morgantao Things still break

Well, the shops and companies need to sell things sometimes, if things would never break, the will have much less profit although is better that things wait a few years before breaking

Are Products Made to Break when the Warranty Ends?

Personal Finance :Things Wear Out and Break

The really BAD thing is the following

Products Made to Fail and Break

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They just don’t make things like they used to – intentionally! If products lasted for years, then we wouldn’t have to replace them and manufacturers wouldn’t make as much money. Thus, starting in the 1950s and 1960s, manufacturers consciously decided to make products that were designed to fail and break

Planned Obsolescence

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Planned obsolescence or built-in obsolescence in industrial design is a policy of planning or designing a product with a limited useful life, so it will become obsolete, that is, unfashionable or no longer functional after a certain period of time.

Consumer Society Is Made To Break

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Ours is a consumer society that profits from disposability under the logic that the sooner things break the sooner they can be replaced. Production is artificially inflated through intentionally shoddy products while consumption is stimulated through commercial bombardment. Since the 1930s, manufacturers have been designing their products to be replaced frequently just as fashion designers keep us buying by making last year’s fashions look outdated. This is called planned obsolescence

Made to Break: Technology and Obsolescence in America