There's your answer to the installation problem non-tech "salespeople" most if
not all salespeople aren't
computer or IT literate besides some only know how to sell you a PC and not fix
it.
If you want to get better tech support take the problem to a pro pc tech shop
and ask
how well the techs are trained it doesn't hurt to ask the people in the shop.
Do they have MSCE certification or other credentials?
Marc Sims
Data Technician I
Prince George's Community College
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wednesday, March 22, 2006 >>>
Now my question is: should I have expected the wholesaler to copy the I386
folder to the hard drive and install from there so Windows would not ask for
a CD in drive D for changes? I know all the big OEMs, e.g. Dell, Gateway, do
so so one does not have to put in a Windows CD (which some do not even
provide) for changing items in Windows O/S.
I also found out in talking with them to solve this problem, they are just
sales people and have less techincal knowledge than Paki/Indian tech support
that has been farmed out. In the slipstreaming directions, it said to use
the same volume label as the original CD, he did not know how to find it and
it took me 10 minutes to walk him through it to find it via "My Computer".
Daniel Wysocki
Twin*.*Computers
Fast Reliable Wallet-Friendly
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