The Comtrade is usually outgoing, responding quickly to any attempt at conversation. Windows 95 is asking deep, difficult questions about the motherboard's childhood, deconstructing every sentence in the Teac's drivers, delving into modem protocols long since repressed. The introspection continues. The ruse fails. The Comtrade is obviously being interrogated in ways best left unmentioned in a family magazine like Computer Bits .
Victory is in sight.
The Comtrade hangs. Those clever folks up at Microsoft knew what might lurk in the Comtrade's subconscious. Decide against the reset button. Hit the power switch instead. Count to ten.