Re: Microsoft to force new Outlook on Windows 10 PCs

On Thu, 16 Jan 2025 12:10:33 -0500, Paul wrote:

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You're in control of the build. If something breaks,
you're in control of the repair too. No returning a unit three times,
hearing "no fault found", haranguing tech support for a replacement
machine and so on. Think of the hair loss saved.

There was one night when I was up, that I discovered that my main computer
wasn't working. I little testing showed it was the power supply that had
failed. I replaced it and everything was OK. That PC was "out of action"
for a couple of hours. If I had depended on a store to fix it, I would
probably had gotten that new PS, along with having to explain a very non-
standard software setup, waiting a couple of weeks (or more), and spending
a couple of days recreating the software configuration they had messed up.

I don't want to use anyones "warranty service".
 
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   Paul

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