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Yea, it was a longshot as theories go. It was just a weird day.
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Yea, it was a longshot as theories go. It was just a weird day.

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It was a longshot
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Accepted answer: 0 points for mgvader's comment #a41497292 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28929665/2-29-2016-is-this-date-causing-computer-problems.html?anchorAnswerId=41497292#a41497292]

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It was a longshot

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I have an iMac that has lost all network connectivity. I have an internal pdf merge process that was internally created that is failing for some unknown reason, and other weird issues. Could this &quot;once every 4 years&quot; date be causing problems?
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I have an iMac that has lost all network connectivity. I have an internal pdf merge process that was internally created that is failing for some unknown reason, and other weird issues. Could this "once every 4 years" date be causing problems?

2/29/2016 - is this date causing computer problems?

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