DELL'S HELL CONTINUES. 11 YEAR OLD KID POINTS OUT THEIR MISTAKE. Today an 11 year old kid told me that each Dell Computer is engineered for specefic programs and Dell puts a sticker on each one, at the front, bottom, with what is supposed to be in it. Hey, mine says Windows 2000 or Windows 98. What is in it? Well it's stinky, lousy, unstable, wobbly shaky Windows ME.
Not only that, but since I got it, I've been using an external modem. Why? They did not install the modem drivers in mine. Great production line there, Michael, me boy.
THANKS MICHAEL DELL, FOR THIS COMPUTER FROM HELL.
THANKS MICHAEL DELL, FOR THIS COMPUTER FROM HELL.
THANKS MICHAEL DELL, FOR THIS COMPUTER FROM HELL. So, then I innocently asked, puzzled, "Well, why in the world would they do that?"
"Well, probably Microsoft was having trouble selling this unstable program, ME, so they called up Michael Dell and offered him thousands of them at a great price, and he bought them. They just stuck them in the machines coming down the assembly line, and you got one of them."
Now, this 11 year old is one smart kid, logical, so smart that he amazes me. Michael Dell should offer him a retainer and snatch him up as soon as the can get his work permit. In ten years he'll put Michael out to pasture with the horse that threw him on his fanny or his head. So, that's probably how I got stuck with this
COMPUTER FROM HELL. THANKS MICHAEL DELL! But, isn't this cheating? Isn't this like sending someone a virus? Only instead of coming from the outside, this viral infection, like the Trojan Horse, came from the inside. We all got a royal screwing, courtesy of a deliberate act by DELL CORP. A royal shaft. I know. I've got a computer without a Modem, and with an internal problem, Windows ME.
I am going to write another poem for Ms. Fiorini. I think she likes my poetry.
WINDOWS ME - MILLENIUM EDITION OR MILLION ERRORS?That's what I wonder, what ME really stands for. The other day, Mr. Lopez, of Dell (Computer from Hell) Corp. told me that there had been 40 critical updates to the Windows ME program. Now, take some little old lady who bought it (and hundreds of thousands of little old ladies did) and thereby got cheated by Microsoft, because how could they cope with it? It's impossible for them to have done so, absolutely impossible.
I did a "critical update" this week, and one of them simply will not "install." My
GURU came over to see what was wrong and told me it is exactly the same thing he spent two hours on yesterday, on his wife's computer! It still does not work. He spent half an hour here today and it still does not work in my DELL (FROM HELL).
SCREWED, BLEWED AND TATTOOED BY DELL & MICROSOFTA program that required 40 (THAT'S FORTY) critical updates is little more than CRAP, in my estimation (and that of millions of others). We got schnockered by DELL and Microsoft. Cheated. Screwed. Programs MUST be designed so that the average person, or a senior citizen (like me) can use them with ease! MUST!
OUTHOUSE EXPRESSPlease, take a letter Miss Jones, for Mr. Bill Gates,
Regarding: ME’s forty Critical Updates.
And please send a copy to my friend, Michael Dell,
The guy who stuck me with that Computer from Hell.
Tell him it just froze up again the other night,
Installing a Critical Update that just wasn’t right.
Just to have a Program that works, such foolish dreams,
Instead, it’s a patchwork quilt coming apart at the seams.
I’ve no degree as a Computer Engineer,
I’m a simple guy, one who enjoys a cold beer,
Who likes to send emails to a nephew or friend,
And surfing the Internet’s marvels without end,
For such simple joys, shouldn’t a computer be
Easy to use and virtually trouble free?
But then, I get this damn Dimension from Dell,
That I’ve finally named, the Computer from Hell.
I’ve been thinking of calling one segment…Outhouse Express,
Because when it locks up, it’s such a stinking mess,
My car gives me less trouble and it’s twelve years old,
While in three years Windows ME is ready to fold
It’s no longer supported by Gate’s company?
‘Cause they’ve too many problems with Windows ME?
Twelve hundred and more for a Dimension from Dell,
But what you get might be a Computer from Hell!