Never Realised It Was Soo Easy

[danyo64]

well today the keyboard on my dads laptop was being a pain in the a** so i called dell.. (i know i know .. but its a laptop.. and my dad dosnt play any games) and the dude said that he would get me a new keyboard sent to me and i'm like.. great, now i have to fiddle around in my dads laptop. but then he told me to check the connection of the keyboard IT WAS SOO EASY just pop off a little pannel then lift up the keyboard and there it is, it was sooo easy .. well that was my adventure for the day..

 

now i just have to stop playing stepmania on the laptop keyboard so much..

Edited September 25, 2005 by danyo64

[kobalt]

Well dell like it or not is top of the line in service, too bad they're not loose enough when it comes to pieces when you buy dell you're in for life (at least the life of the PC)

[Psychotic_god]

I personally would never buy from dell directly from the things Ive heard and things Iv'e seen .

[jonnoyeo111]

I personally would never buy from dell directly from the things Ive heard and things Iv'e seen .

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Rofl, thats funny

[Misuta_Yancha]

I have a dell laptop and I am very happy with it never died but I have reformated twice becasue it got slow but that happenes to all comps. and it makes me happy that they give you a full version of windows and none of this restore crap that most companies give you

[VolcomPimp]

My moms power port on her laptop motherboard broke (Dell 1150)

and she called and tried to explain to them what was wrong but they

weren't too bright when it came to dealing w/ dumb people like my mom

and said it was just the power supply cord and that she needed a new one.

So I called back and explained what was wrong and the guy then

realized what the problem was, but insisted I just try the new power supply

first, even though I told him it's a common problem for this model's

power port to break and I trouble shooted it and know exactly what

the problem is... This guy was a moron and I called back when

the new power supply didn't work, and I think it was the same guy

but it took me a few minutes to realize it, and I was talkin a bunch

of . about how the first guy I talked to was a moron and I told

him what the problem was from the start. So it took this guy a

while to get the whole thing typed up and had me re-troubleshoot

everything, and then they finally told me they were just gonna have

someone come to my house and fix it...

I was confused for a minute because I had no idea anyone actually

sent people the replace motherboards to your house. So I guess

the warranty coverage is awesome and all, but their CSR's are

morons. I'd rather deal w/ Albert at Asus which luckily is located

really close to my house. When I broke my power port on my laptop

(spider attacked me and I dropped it) he didn't beat around the bush,

and even replaced my motherboard (I told him I'd install it myself)

for free. Picked it up myself and me the guy everyone was talking

about in forums... heh