Where Do You Phone If Your Computer Breaks Down??

Posted on 10 May 2008
Tags: Gadgets

India of course…..The land of all technical miracles!

How many times do people have a problem with their computers and have to phone the technical helpline?

Eventually they will get through to a call centre in India, where they have to go through the usual questions….”Is it plugged in?” “Do you have an orange light on your monitor?” etc etc……Well here is a shining example of why your PC probably broke down in the first place and possibly why they can’t help you to fix it and you have to box it up and send it away for repair!

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