Picture a standard USB a-b cable.
Then the discussion:
"I want a [square end[] to a [square end] so it can go in the printer".
This is then followed by a discussion about some sort of list (?) and references to LPT1 - for a USB printer.
The CDs come with the printers, but apparently doesn't work under XP. Me thinks they didn't run the CD.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Split Decisions...
A hard drive has needed replacing.
Customer: Can you split the drive into 2 please?
Support: Yeah, but can I ask why?
Customer: Your colleague told me it runs better plus if it means if it comes back in again you can just wipe the C drive and I keep all my stuff on the D drive.
Support: Um, yeah if that's what you want. By the way, we can't get anything off this, it is dead.
Customer: Doesn't matter, I've got it on an SD card.
The scary thing is he doesn't even know what a card reader is so nobody knows quite *what* he's been backing up to because I very much doubt it's an SD card...
Customer: Can you split the drive into 2 please?
Support: Yeah, but can I ask why?
Customer: Your colleague told me it runs better plus if it means if it comes back in again you can just wipe the C drive and I keep all my stuff on the D drive.
Support: Um, yeah if that's what you want. By the way, we can't get anything off this, it is dead.
Customer: Doesn't matter, I've got it on an SD card.
The scary thing is he doesn't even know what a card reader is so nobody knows quite *what* he's been backing up to because I very much doubt it's an SD card...
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