this is true. i swear.
May. 2nd, 2005 10:57 amtechsupport nob for the week:
Customer calls up. They have been having trouble with their new desktop form-factor machine. They can't get CDs in the drive. One of our techs (guy who sits behind me) goes through standard diags. it's not that it's not recognised, it's that she can't get the CD in the tray. at all.
After a while, the tech described the tray to her (central clip-in model. like on a laptop). she can't find the clip. at all.
more investigation ensues - faulty part? not usually possible due to quality control. a missing spindle tends to be noticed.
figured out the problem. she had the machine set up UPSIDE DOWN on the desk. no i'm no joking. this is not an easy thing to do. the machine has rubber feet and is tapered outwards towards the bottom. she's read off the m/t and s/n sticker. upside down. without making the connection.
our tech felt like closing the call with "thanks for calling WBI!"
*headdesk*
IV
Customer calls up. They have been having trouble with their new desktop form-factor machine. They can't get CDs in the drive. One of our techs (guy who sits behind me) goes through standard diags. it's not that it's not recognised, it's that she can't get the CD in the tray. at all.
After a while, the tech described the tray to her (central clip-in model. like on a laptop). she can't find the clip. at all.
more investigation ensues - faulty part? not usually possible due to quality control. a missing spindle tends to be noticed.
figured out the problem. she had the machine set up UPSIDE DOWN on the desk. no i'm no joking. this is not an easy thing to do. the machine has rubber feet and is tapered outwards towards the bottom. she's read off the m/t and s/n sticker. upside down. without making the connection.
our tech felt like closing the call with "thanks for calling WBI!"
*headdesk*
IV
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