Dell Garbage and Infinite Install Loop 1762
On Tue, 11 Apr 2006 01:25:02 GMT, "Christopher Muto"
Hi, when I went through solving the insert CD infinite loop, it was still a needle in a haystack to try to find the solution. There were many other "solutions" that ran more of a risk of messing up a person's PC than solving the problem.
Well today I received the E1505 that a local agency is letting me use for my volunteer activities arrived today, so here are my initial impressions. First, the screen. WSXGA Truebrite -- awesome. Now this is...
Hi group, This is my first post here. I have done a search on this topic but all replies found are long out of date. Here are the specs...
Being able to "Google it" doesn't get Dell off the hook for shipping systems for at least weeks (my experience between my two laptops) with a known problem that most users could not diagnose and fix on their own.
If there is a correllation between the garbage installed on a Dell laptop and purchase price, I wish Dell would provide the option of buying one at a higher price without the garbage :-)
Again, most users would not know how to clean up an compress the registry, so they are left with an unnecessarily sluggish system.
On Tue, 11 Apr 2006 02:12:51 GMT, "Christopher Muto" I think we're on the same page for...
I would like to see an option at startup and accessible from a desktop icon that would enable a user to decide what products to try. That way they can select them and have the trialware installed. Dell might be able to offer more trials that way too.
Anyway, I am happy with the price. Free!!! lol But the agency that purchased it only had to spend just under $1,300 -- not bad for a loaded system.
Also, whatever the logical reasons for having or not having the system gunked up with all this trialware, I think it is very therapeutic for someone to be able to vent about it.
Journey
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