[ SECRET POST #2925 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2925 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Who To Trust? (Computer Issues)

[diet_poison]

I'd get a free anti-virus for sure. Not sure what to recommend though since I don't have a Mac.

I don't blame you for backing out of that weird phone help thing. I wouldn't trust that either. You could call/write to their office and tell them about the experience; it could have been a scam or something, but I'm not sure. Doesn't hurt to let them know.

I don't think your computer is going to explode, though. :P In seriousness you're probably ok unless something actually comes up that's hindering you.

I hope your mom comes around - if the printer is old it might be harder to make it work with a newer comp, though I'm far from an expert. Out of curiosity, what is the "dinosaur" computer she doesn't want to get rid of?

Re: Who To Trust? (Computer Issues)

[(Anonymous)]

It's a Compaq PC running Windows HP. I hate that thing, mostly because my parents would dowbload every virus there was at some point. Since I'm the family "tech guy", I've since convinced both parents to go to Mac, and it has been a lot easier.