Rip the Jacker
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- Dec 29, 2004
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Thank you guys.
I thought about being a PC Technician... but I would just quit on the first day.
I thought about being a PC Technician... but I would just quit on the first day.
Originally posted by: wetcat007
Sounds like a standard day for me at my job lmao. I've saw something very similar with someone who bought a case with a giant skull(they put it together and couldn't get it to work) on the front and flashing eyes I couldnt stop laughing.
Different short story
Customer has kazaa on their computer (nonlite/diet version etc) so I remove craploads of spyware as well as use kazaabegone on the machine to completely rid it of that. Tell them not to install kazaa back on the computer, they comes back with a computer spamming them with ads again, and a fresh new kazaa install.
PC Technicians job requires large ammounts of pain killers for headaches from people who don't want to pay because they think computer service is supposed to be free, or do the opisite of what you told them and then get mad and want you to redo your work.
Originally posted by: shoRunner
how long have u been at this job? i've been a tech for over 3+ and one thing you will learn is that people are dumb...exceedingly dumb. and the worst people are those that know alittle more than the people that know absolutely nothing, and so they think they are computer geniuses.
my personal favorites are those that want to sound smart by calling a computer by any random piece of hardware inside. for example. my "modem won't turn on", "the cd-roms on my hard drive aren't working," "the memory just has a blank screen." and even when you correct them they still insist on calling it what they were calling it. "miss its actually just called a computer, the modem is just a part inside that lets you use your dial up internet". "excuse me i know what i'm taking about, i keep pressing the eject button on my modem and its not doing anything"
Originally posted by: bmacd
lol @ the jb weld and bios password. Good job keeping your cool
-=bmacd=-
Originally posted by: BriGy86
what i don't get are people that think they know exactly whats wrong yet they still come to us to fix it
Originally posted by: SketchMaster
He tells me that his PSU has fried... I tell him to hold one for a moment... Then I start to hear the man YELLING ... over and over "I JUST WANT TO DROP IT OFF! I JUST WANT TO DROP IT OFF!!" Like a spoiled three year-old for candy....
He dropped off the computer ten minutes later and then left. Booted just fine...
Originally posted by: Imaginer
You should really JB Weld his case
Originally posted by: dquan97
Charge him $50 for diagnostic service
Originally posted by: SketchMaster
Originally posted by: Imaginer
You should really JB Weld his case
I may aswell, the damn case has almost no place for air to come in. While sitting in BIOS the cpu (3200+) is sitting at 57C and the case is at 42C. Not that bad, but once you add in that 7800GT and put the CPU under any load it will heat up REALLY fast.
