DOS ain't dead

> So frustrating, Microsoft.
>
> I had a technical question about Windows 81. So I called MS.
>
> Two calls and 110 minutes. 65 minutes on hold. Cut off once.
>
> 19 different people. Same guy 3 times. Transferred 18 times.
>
> We aren't trained for this, I heard a lot.
>
> One lady proposed this hypothetical: Your PC has a Seagate
> hard disk. Windows is loaded on it. MS is not responsible
> for Seagate hardware, Thus MS isn't responsible for helping
> with your question.
>
> Using this logic, MS might not be responsible to anyone for
> for any type of support for anything ever. Another tidbit:
>
> No this is not a wireless hard disk. That came up.
>
> In the end I received the answer "maybe" to my question.
>
> W3.


Q1) All of the above relates to DOS in what way ???

Q2) You were _not_ actually surprized to get
that type of "help" from MS... were you ???

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> I had a technical question about Windows 81

I have already (pirated) Windows 95

> So I called MS

How can a DOSser call MS ???

> Two calls and 110 minutes. 65 minutes on hold. Cut off once.
> 19 different people. Same guy 3 times. Transferred 18 times.
> So frustrating, Microsoft.

Drop support for them, problem solved

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