At 12:56 AM -0400 8/9/08, Eric S. Sande wrote:
New computer - VISTA - and I feel like I am living in the dark ages.
The make and model of the computer and the version of Vista
would be helpful information.
As would the amount of RAM installed. The quickest and easiest cure
for sluggish
Apple's actual solution? Here is a nice, new, latest and greatest
MacBook Pro, 17 inch, 2.5 GHz, 2 gig of memory with a 250 gig hard
drive and a Super Drive for you. They are even sending my broken
machine back so that I can get data off the hard drive. An awesome
outcome is about all I
On Aug 9, 2008, at 10:20 AM, Jeff Wright wrote:
It's not clear what happened here. They sent you a new laptop for
$310, for
free or you paid retail?
I have to pay the $310 flat-rate repair fee as I had already
agreed to do that in order to get back into my hands a working
computer.
On Aug 8, 2008, at 7:32 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Apple, Inc., gets my vote this week as Best Bestower of
Happiness.
While it does not always work out this way with Apple, it often does.
Other companies should take note: you don't have to abuse your
customers
to turn a profit.
This
As would the amount of RAM installed. The quickest and easiest cure
for sluggish computers is usually more RAM.
(Actually the best cure is a better operating system.)
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I'm so frustrated with my new computer that I could scream. I know you
must talk about this all the time. New computer - VISTA - and I feel like I
am living in the dark ages. Everything takes forever to do and I get a lot
of (not responding ) at the top of the screen while the computer is
Actually, 32 bit Vista doesn't get better with more RAM; 64 bit does.
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Power Antivirus rogue antispyware - A friend has it, not sure how it got
installed, but will try to remove it tomorrow. Has anyone had any first
hand experience with removing this pest? i see several programs that claim
to remove it, but i would rather use one that has best chance of working
I have to pay the $310 flat-rate repair fee as I had already
agreed to do that in order to get back into my hands a working
computer. It is just that the computer I was expected to get back
was the one that had broken down, not a brand spanking new version of
my five year old one. Apple
Actually, 32 bit Vista doesn't get better with more RAM; 64 bit does.
How do you figure that?
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Power Antivirus rogue antispyware - A friend has it, not sure how it
got installed, but will try to remove it tomorrow. Has anyone had any
first hand experience with removing this pest? i see several programs
that
claim to remove it, but i would rather use one that has best chance of
On Aug 9, 2008, at 2:44 PM, Jeff Wright wrote:
That is indeed a happy ending. They couldn't, however, do this for
everyone, obviously. I wonder what their formula for this level of
service
is?
Often, I think, it boils down to the person with whom the customer
is dealing. That's why
32 bit can only address 3 gigs of ram for the OS.
Mike
On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 1:01 PM, Chris Dunford [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Actually, 32 bit Vista doesn't get better with more RAM; 64 bit does.
How do you figure that?
Actually, 32 bit Vista doesn't get better with more RAM; 64 bit
does.
How do you figure that?
32 bit can only address 3 gigs of ram for the OS.
Well, that's an oversimplification, but even so it's not the same as saying
that 32-bit Vista doesn't get better with more RAM. Vista with 2 or 3
I was over simplifying what he meant, not explaining what he said.
Mike
On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 2:29 PM, Chris Dunford [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Actually, 32 bit Vista doesn't get better with more RAM; 64 bit
does.
How do you figure that?
32 bit can only address 3 gigs of ram for the
With this in mind, it makes me wonder why they are being so
indifferent to their early-adopting iPhone customers.
WFBs urging Apple to never lower prices or introduce exciting new
features.
I guess they want Apple to act more like Microsoft.
WFBs urging Apple to never lower prices or introduce exciting new
features. I guess they want Apple to act more like Microsoft.
Or...maybe, just maybe, they might not gouge their loyal following to begin
with. Na
What's the Apple equivalent of Battered Spouse Syndrome?
Often, I think, it boils down to the person with whom the customer is
dealing. That's why I want to take the time to praise the woman who
helped me, and to make sure that Apple realizes the value they have
in good and responsive employees such as her.
With this in mind, it makes me wonder why
The iPhone is different, as are all new Mac products. There was nothing
wrong with the iPhone. It worked; it was unique, a conversation piece,
literally. A new version came out. Apple offered a $100 rebate. That's
better than most products. When you buy a new electronic toy,
guaranteed that a
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