It’s a well-known fact that customer service isn’t often what it should be (and anyone who has dealt with Dell knows exactly what I’m talking about!). Therefore, when someone has a good experience, he/she is usually surprised. So, I recently had a positive experience with HP (so far) that I’d
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One of my AssistU colleagues, Rob Neilly, recently launched an ebook called Making the Switch to Microsoft® Office 2007. As soon as I saw his notice on the AssistU community forum, I knew I wanted to buy it. So, I bought a copy, saved it and promptly printed out a hard I love my 8GB PNY flash drive. Before I got my Dell Inspiron 1501, the flash drive was my constant companion. Although I don’t use it as often now, it still comes in handy often enough. And, It was a life saver when my computer crashed a few weeks back. What When my computer crashed last week, I was keenly reminded of the importance of backing up my computer. Fortunately, I have an online back-up service through Dell (Dell DataSafe). Unfortunately, when I was backing up my files to prepare for the PC restore, there was a problem with DataSafe, so Words can’t express how annoyed and frustrated I am at the moment. I have a Dell laptop with Windows Vista that a friend gave me about a year ago. It is no secret that Vista has glitches and problems -my computer included. Well, yesterday everything came to a head when Yep, I said I wasn’t doing a Techno Thursday post, and I’m not. I just wanted to pass this along: If you have Microsoft XP – and hate the thought of having to switch over to Vista – here is an article fellow VA, Sandra Trca-Black, passed on |
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