Me: Thank you for calling My damn company!
Cust: Yeah, I need you to help me get my icon back to show that I am connected.
Me: No problem.
(I took him into network connections and had him check the box. System told him to restart. Had him restart)
Cust: Nothing is happing now when I click on my shortcut to connect. Oh, I see I have two shortcuts.
Me: Well maybe it's a bad short cut, no problem lets just delete them and create a new one.
(While I am telling him this he goes click crazy! Next thing I know he has two connectoids open, IE, Outlook, and about 10 icons in his sys tray.)
Cust: Nothing is happing, when I move my cursor into the window it disappears.
Me: Well it sounds like your system is trying to catch up and open everything. Let's just give it a minute.
(Mean while he is trying to close everything.)
Cust: It's locked up.
Me: OK, lets just reboot it. When it comes up let's delete the shortcut and create a new one.
Cust: OK.
(The whole time it's rebooting he is saying "Well it was working fine before I called you. Then once we checked that box all this happened.)
Oh really, it's that little check box! F*&@ that! You don't think it might be the fact that you clicked on 10 things before you sys tray load all that crap you have it there?
What I really said: Hmm that's odd.
Anyway upon reboot:
Me: OK. Let's delete those two short cuts.
Cust: I only have one.
Me: You said you had two before we rebooted.
Cust: No.
Me: Ok.... Well, let's Right Click on and delete the one you do have.
Cust: OK, done.
Me: OK, let's go to Network connections.
Cust: OK. Nothing is happing.
Me: Well let's give it a second.
Cust: Let me try again. Nope. Well, maybe if I right click and open. nope.
Me: ............................................
Cust: Oh, now I have three. But they are all empty.
Me: What!? You have to have at least one icon, it's there by default.
Cust: nope, it's empty.
(By now I am trying to slit my wrist with a plastic knife)
Me: Well sounds like you have some serious issues. You need to take that to a local tech.
(He then started in with the whole "It was fine before I called you and you made those changes." We went around and around for awhile. Then he had the audacity to say:
"Well, I guess YOU can't help me." click
Cust: Yeah, I need you to help me get my icon back to show that I am connected.
Me: No problem.
(I took him into network connections and had him check the box. System told him to restart. Had him restart)
Cust: Nothing is happing now when I click on my shortcut to connect. Oh, I see I have two shortcuts.
Me: Well maybe it's a bad short cut, no problem lets just delete them and create a new one.
(While I am telling him this he goes click crazy! Next thing I know he has two connectoids open, IE, Outlook, and about 10 icons in his sys tray.)
Cust: Nothing is happing, when I move my cursor into the window it disappears.
Me: Well it sounds like your system is trying to catch up and open everything. Let's just give it a minute.
(Mean while he is trying to close everything.)
Cust: It's locked up.
Me: OK, lets just reboot it. When it comes up let's delete the shortcut and create a new one.
Cust: OK.
(The whole time it's rebooting he is saying "Well it was working fine before I called you. Then once we checked that box all this happened.)
Oh really, it's that little check box! F*&@ that! You don't think it might be the fact that you clicked on 10 things before you sys tray load all that crap you have it there?
What I really said: Hmm that's odd.
Anyway upon reboot:
Me: OK. Let's delete those two short cuts.
Cust: I only have one.
Me: You said you had two before we rebooted.
Cust: No.
Me: Ok.... Well, let's Right Click on and delete the one you do have.
Cust: OK, done.
Me: OK, let's go to Network connections.
Cust: OK. Nothing is happing.
Me: Well let's give it a second.
Cust: Let me try again. Nope. Well, maybe if I right click and open. nope.
Me: ............................................
Cust: Oh, now I have three. But they are all empty.
Me: What!? You have to have at least one icon, it's there by default.
Cust: nope, it's empty.
(By now I am trying to slit my wrist with a plastic knife)
Me: Well sounds like you have some serious issues. You need to take that to a local tech.
(He then started in with the whole "It was fine before I called you and you made those changes." We went around and around for awhile. Then he had the audacity to say:
"Well, I guess YOU can't help me." click
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