Diane,
> Yea, but they said the problem was a setting in the bios. So if that
> wrong setting was preventing a picture on the monitor, how did they
> fix it without being able to see the monitor?
They used their own monitor. Most video cards today will just adapt to
whatever monitor is connected. I seriously doubt that the problem with a
bios setting, of course I can't be certain. I don't think I would leave my
computer with a repair person, I'd want to see him work on it so that I can
be certain that he is telling me the truth about what he finds.
I had a problem with my Netgear wireless network. I called Netgear and they
woman I talked to was Asian. I could only understand one word in five...
except for OK. She insisted that I needed to give her the seriel number on
the unit. The print was so small that I couldn't read it, 8 and B looke
alike. I finally gave up and called Geek Squad. They couldn't come out for a
week. So I called a local company, they came out the next day and fixed the
problem within an hour. If I need help again I will call them. I hope I get
the same guy, he was only the second computer repair guy I felt knew what he
was talking about.
Jim
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