The 291 debacle continues

Well I had problems last week getting to sit the test (see last weeks "disaster" thread), lets see how this week goes. 
Arrived to take 291 at a testing center an hour away from the last one. I didn't trust the last one after saying they had Vue & Prometric tests on the same computer and get many errors daily. The new facility has them on seperate computers.
Anywho, I arrive and she says you'll all set to take the 290 test. I said, whoa, 290? Great
Turns out she misread (thank the lord) and it was 291. So we start the test and after signing in with my name... the test said that time had ran out and it kicked me out.
Fast forward an hour after deleting files from the computer and restarting another pc a few times I was finally able to begin my test and I was just getting ready to call today another failure.
Well, finally, I am MCSA 2003 certified. Feels good as this is many years in the making.
Side Note: From all the cert tests I have taken, I have never taken any in the same place twice. You would think that over 6 tests I would have to take an exam at the same facility again. But it has always worked out that one place is closed (permanently), another is booked full, etc etc.

Arrived to take 291 at a testing center an hour away from the last one. I didn't trust the last one after saying they had Vue & Prometric tests on the same computer and get many errors daily. The new facility has them on seperate computers.
Anywho, I arrive and she says you'll all set to take the 290 test. I said, whoa, 290? Great

Fast forward an hour after deleting files from the computer and restarting another pc a few times I was finally able to begin my test and I was just getting ready to call today another failure.
Well, finally, I am MCSA 2003 certified. Feels good as this is many years in the making.
Side Note: From all the cert tests I have taken, I have never taken any in the same place twice. You would think that over 6 tests I would have to take an exam at the same facility again. But it has always worked out that one place is closed (permanently), another is booked full, etc etc.
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congrats!!! Glad to see you finally got to sit this one!!! welcome to the MCSA club
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Good work though, glad to see you didn't let a little lameness like testing centers slow you down!
Wow, way to stick with it considering all the crap you've had to deal with.
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I almost always schedule my tests at the very last minute, which usually means a lot of shopping around for a test center. One might be closed, another might not have hours where I can get to it, etc.
Why do I do that? I like to study, get to a passing point, then flush the burgeoning contents of my brain onto that test. Basically get it out of my system as soon as I'm ready (and usually sick of studying that particular topic).
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