Do I need a new PC?

getmore4less

AndyPix wrote: »

Track records speak for themselves - Yours isnt looking too clever to date ..


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Track records get derailed when you change names.

esuhl

EveryWhere wrote: »

It's about character.

No -- it's about common sense.

EveryWhere wrote: »

If you live your life acting like everyone is going to rip you off, you are missing out on a lot.
Trusting and being trusted adds colour to one's life. You can meet the worst, but you can also meet the best.
You had an opportunity to create a good experience, both emotionally as well as making the upgrade to your machine. But instead you looked the horse in the mouth. Jumped on the wrong bandwagon, so to speak.
I won't be helping you again.....unless you change your name.

Installing a BIOS from an untrustworthy site is madness. It's like teaching kids that it's okay to accept sweets from strangers.

You might mean no harm, but its irresponsible to encourage people to engage in risky behaviour. Especially when you were completely unwilling to explain the reason you were suggesting it.

Trust is earnt. Trustworthiness is demonstrated by giving good advice and being open and honest about it.

EveryWhere

getmore4less wrote: »

Track records get derailed when you change names.

It's about character. If you live your life acting like everyone is going to rip you off, you are missing out on a lot.
Trusting and being trusted adds colour to one's life. You can meet the worst, but you can also meet the best.
The likelihood of a member posting malware on the forum is very low.
The likelihood of it being in the form of a BIOS file exactly for your machine, is minuscule.

You had an opportunity to create a good experience, both emotionally as well as making the upgrade to your machine. But instead you looked the horse in the mouth. Jumped on the wrong bandwagon, so to speak.
I won't be helping you again.....unless you change your name.