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Originally Posted by surasak I always felt that involving the customer in simple upgrades was a good thing. At least it gave them a sense of doing something themselves and was a bit of opportunity for education. If it was going to take more than 5 minutes, involved more serious work (driver installations, OS updates, etc), or if the customer came across as a total bleeping moron then I wouldn't go to such lengths and would check the computer in the queue. |
If he's up for it I'll walk him through it. It ain;t brain surgery, with a little care and confidence anyone CAN do it. I do agree.
I remember when I built my first PC, I had read a little took an old one apart, I knew terms like RLL, MFM RAM and BIOS. No one taught me shit, I knew no one in the business. Now, I had built hundreds hi performance engines, complete custom made equipment of my own design. I had built diesel powered hydraulic cherry pickers, concrete pumps, drag bikes, and a couple a roundy-rounders. But building this first PC I was sweating like a fuckin ditch digger in july.