Geeky Pics Break-Out of A Typical Help Desk Tech’s Workday [graph] FailDesk - January 19, 2012 13 Related
Mostly it’s “My computer doesn’t work” And they leave it up to us to figure out exactly how what and why. And it’s usually something uttely ridiculous. Reply
Don’t forget that error messages are just there for decoration. Â We enjoy the challenge of figuring out the problem from first principles, after all. Reply
Yeah, for my place, I would have to increase the green and relabel it “My Computer Doesn’t Work”. The rest is spot on though. Reply
Most of the time the answer can be found by asking this one question:Â Is the computer/printer/monitor plugged in? Reply
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My husband says that the green slice needs to be bigger. 🙂
lol Was thinking the same thing
WAY!! BIGGER!!!
isn’t that the truth haha
Mostly it’s “My computer doesn’t work” And they leave it up to us to figure out exactly how what and why. And it’s usually something uttely ridiculous.Â
Don’t forget that error messages are just there for decoration. Â We enjoy the challenge of figuring out the problem from first principles, after all.
Yeah, for my place, I would have to increase the green and relabel it “My Computer Doesn’t Work”. The rest is spot on though.Â
*stares at that “Real IT Work” sliver and concurs*
you can’t fix stupid. believe me I keep trying at work.
At school, it is usually because a kid kicked the power cord out. Ugh.Â
it’s mostly pebcak.
Most of the time the answer can be found by asking this one question:Â Is the computer/printer/monitor plugged in?
have you tried turning it off and on again?