Ian Betts

"CB" <CB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B5AD2B3B-5850-45D0-BB20-8A309853497A@microsoft.com...
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>
> Yes, that is correct. You get 90 days and then you are out of luck. I will
> never again purchase a Windows operating system on a retail store basis. I
> will purchase it from the computer manufacturer so that I have a longer
> support period.
>
> I think the 90 day support period is woefully inadequate for either a new
> or
> previous version of Windows. Considering the amount of money I paid for my
> Ultimate retail the support period should be at least a year. Ninety days
> is
> nothing. As a matter of fact I consider it a slap in the face by
> Microsoft. I
> don't understand how such a large and prosperous company could be so cheap
> with their support warranty.
>
> But then again, who cares?
>
> Have a nice day.
>
> C.B.
>
But support for what I would ask. You see there is nothing wrong with the CD
sold or the system loaded or operating. This is a case where the caller
asked for advice re USB devices. part of the motherboard, nothing to do with
MS. Although you might think the service covers your computer it does not,
only the software supplied.



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Ian