Comments on: What’s the Junk on your Computer Worth? http://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/ Technology News Sun, 27 May 2012 18:53:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Ashlyhttp://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-99195 Ashly Fri, 22 Jun 2007 17:13:32 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/12/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-99195 <strong>Ashly...</strong>The roll top computer desk is a new development that is gainingacceptance... Ashly…

The roll top computer desk is a new development that is gainingacceptance…

]]> By: SLAhttp://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-83208 SLA Wed, 17 Jan 2007 11:55:11 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/12/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-83208 Me too. :D When I was a kid, I had Windows 95 with some system files from Windows NT 4.0. It was damn buggy! :) But I'm sure, you wouldn't play with your production system (for example PC on your job). Me too. :D When I was a kid, I had Windows 95 with some system files from Windows NT 4.0. It was damn buggy! :)
But I’m sure, you wouldn’t play with your production system (for example PC on your job).

]]> By: Ryanhttp://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-82546 Ryan Tue, 16 Jan 2007 16:16:14 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/12/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-82546 System files aren't toys? I always played with them when I was a kid. :roll: System files aren’t toys? I always played with them when I was a kid. :roll:

]]> By: SLAhttp://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-81720 SLA Tue, 16 Jan 2007 10:40:27 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/12/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-81720 <div id="commentquote"><a href="#comment-81090">Ryan wrote:</a><blockquote>Uninstalling the programs generally shouldn't effect the system's stability</blockquote></div> Of course, theoretically, shouldn't. But I'm always afraid, what if something will go wrong? (For example "Vista Transformation Pack" theoretically SHOULD uninstall clearly, but on practice it doesn't. System files aren't toys.) Ryan wrote:
Uninstalling the programs generally shouldn’t effect the system’s stability

Of course, theoretically, shouldn’t. But I’m always afraid, what if something will go wrong? (For example “Vista Transformation Pack” theoretically SHOULD uninstall clearly, but on practice it doesn’t. System files aren’t toys.)

]]> By: Ryanhttp://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-81090 Ryan Mon, 15 Jan 2007 17:08:13 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/12/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-81090 Uninstalling the programs generally shouldn't effect the system's stability, but I think the computer would still run slower than having started with a clean slate. Uninstalling the programs generally shouldn’t effect the system’s stability, but I think the computer would still run slower than having started with a clean slate.

]]> By: SLAhttp://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-80267 SLA Mon, 15 Jan 2007 07:38:05 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/12/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-80267 I don't like ANY crapware from Dell, HP, Asus and other manufacturers. I am an experienced Windows user, but when I see all those TONS of useless "system" utils, I just don't know what to do with them. If I uninstall it all, wouldn't that damage the operating system? Best of all, is to reinstall clean OS, once PC is unpacked and placed on the table. (Thanks Gods, I always have some original, genuine, Windows XP install discs)... I don’t like ANY crapware from Dell, HP, Asus and other manufacturers. I am an experienced Windows user, but when I see all those TONS of useless “system” utils, I just don’t know what to do with them. If I uninstall it all, wouldn’t that damage the operating system? Best of all, is to reinstall clean OS, once PC is unpacked and placed on the table. (Thanks Gods, I always have some original, genuine, Windows XP install discs)…

]]> By: Ryanhttp://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-78418 Ryan Sat, 13 Jan 2007 08:33:53 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/12/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-78418 There is a reason $60 was the figure mentioned in the meeting with Michael Dell. It's explained in my blog. And, do you really think Michael Dell is happy he asked that question now that it had been pasted with a negative connotation attached across the blogosphere? There is a reason $60 was the figure mentioned in the meeting with Michael Dell. It’s explained in my blog. And, do you really think Michael Dell is happy he asked that question now that it had been pasted with a negative connotation attached across the blogosphere?

]]> By: Ashleyhttp://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-78049 Ashley Fri, 12 Jan 2007 21:32:13 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/12/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-78049 I have had previous experiences with Dell customer service that were terrible. I could go into it, but I won't. It was simply disappointing.However, the most recent experience I had was awesome. We purchased from their line of XPS machines-- and whether it was because of that or not, I really don't know. One of their benefits with the XPS line was specialized phone care. A week or two after they were delivered, they called us to make sure that everything was working alright and to see if we had any questions. I can't complain.Hopefully my next experience will be more along the same lines of that instead of my first experience that was terrible. Customer Service can really make a big difference. I have had previous experiences with Dell customer service that were terrible. I could go into it, but I won’t. It was simply disappointing.

However, the most recent experience I had was awesome. We purchased from their line of XPS machines– and whether it was because of that or not, I really don’t know. One of their benefits with the XPS line was specialized phone care. A week or two after they were delivered, they called us to make sure that everything was working alright and to see if we had any questions. I can’t complain.

Hopefully my next experience will be more along the same lines of that instead of my first experience that was terrible. Customer Service can really make a big difference.

]]> By: Mr. Contenthttp://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-77991 Mr. Content Fri, 12 Jan 2007 20:26:17 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/12/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-77991 Honestly, call me old fashion but what to the poster above. What do you want from dell? What problem did you face? It's a computer. If dell sends you a working machine, then you should be happy. If Dell sent you a bad machine, return it and wash your hands.Poor customer service - What questions did you need answered that led to this? This isn't a hotline its a business. Ask them a business question and I'm sure they can help you. Poor selection - There are countless other stores online. Is this really a reason to HATE a company? Poor value - According to what standards?Not being a fanboy or bashing the first poster but just trying to make conversation on why a person would HATE a company. Maybe its the "H" word that makes me ponder.At the end of the day its a computer and Dell is a company that sells computer. Pretty simple transaction if you know your budget and what you want. And if you don't.....Who's fault is that?With that said, I prefer Dell. No sales man upselling me. No games. No sneaky stuff. Just let me make my machine and send it plus great tracking. I've ordered my dell 12 inch 1.5 years ago and not once have I called Dell ever. Actually once to replace a key on the keyboard and they came within 4 days. Other than that enjoy the computer and move on with my life. :) Maybe I'm just Mr. Content. Regarding the junk on it. 20 mins to uninstall and I kept it moving. Honestly, call me old fashion but what to the poster above. What do you want from dell? What problem did you face? It’s a computer. If dell sends you a working machine, then you should be happy. If Dell sent you a bad machine, return it and wash your hands.

Poor customer service – What questions did you need answered that led to this? This isn’t a hotline its a business. Ask them a business question and I’m sure they can help you.
Poor selection – There are countless other stores online. Is this really a reason to HATE a company?
Poor value – According to what standards?

Not being a fanboy or bashing the first poster but just trying to make conversation on why a person would HATE a company. Maybe its the “H” word that makes me ponder.

At the end of the day its a computer and Dell is a company that sells computer. Pretty simple transaction if you know your budget and what you want. And if you don’t…..Who’s fault is that?

With that said, I prefer Dell. No sales man upselling me. No games. No sneaky stuff. Just let me make my machine and send it plus great tracking. I’ve ordered my dell 12 inch 1.5 years ago and not once have I called Dell ever. Actually once to replace a key on the keyboard and they came within 4 days. Other than that enjoy the computer and move on with my life. :) Maybe I’m just Mr. Content. Regarding the junk on it. 20 mins to uninstall and I kept it moving.

]]> By: CoryChttp://cybernetnews.com/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-77988 CoryC Fri, 12 Jan 2007 19:50:19 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/12/whats-the-junk-on-your-computer-worth/#comment-77988 I hate Dell all most as much as I hate the “craplets” they install be default. Poor customer service, poor selection, and poor value round out my top three reason for disliking Dell. I hate Dell all most as much as I hate the “craplets” they install be default. Poor customer service, poor selection, and poor value round out my top three reason for disliking Dell.

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