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Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 11:29 AM
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Subject: Re: [H] RE: Dell restore disks - WAS: Dell's remote assistance
I think they have put something in the water Stories seems
Who are you? ;P
Wayne Johnson wrote:
At 11:29 AM 6/17/2006, joeuser typed:
While un afflicted people (like Thane and I) scratch our heads.
Hey don't forget about me? ;-)
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joeuser (still
I think they have put something in the water Stories seems to be the
same way. OMG Dell is awesome. While un afflicted people (like Thane and
I) scratch our heads. Reminds me of Eddie Murphy and when he talks about
the guy starving in the desert. Guy gives him a regular old - saltine
The best way though is not to do business with Dell at all.
Ben Ruset wrote:
You're lucky.
I ordered Restore Disks for my laptop. Actually I order them for all
of the systems we buy in house.
The restore disk consists of an OEM install of XP (good) and a driver
disk. It does *not* include
Yeah, except there is an economy of scale to deal with. We'll get to a
point where I can't (or won't want to) assemble as many barebones boxes
as I will need, and all of the whitebox vendors in Manhattan that I have
seen thusfar have been chop shops.
Additionally, if my company were to get
At 07:25 AM 16/06/2006, Bobby Heid wrote:
I bought my daughter a Dell laptop for graduation. The default is to not
include a restore disk. Well, on this particular order, there was not an
option to purchase a recovery disk ($10). So after ordering the laptop, I
called them up to purchase the
