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Why Hasn’t an Idaho County Computer System Worked in Weeks?

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A server outage at the Boise County building in Idaho City has caused shutdowns of basic government services for around two weeks. The server failed after the county had some recent mechanical issues and power outages that affected older equipment, and also caused temperature changes in a computer room. The county was able to use a backup system on May 17 to administer the primary election.

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Why Hasn’t an Idaho County Computer System Worked in Weeks?

The server failed after the county had some recent mechanical issues and power outages that affected older equipment, and also caused temperature changes in a computer room, officials say.

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