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I do agree with you, but at the same time, a non-booting OS does essentially mean a heavy-but-useless device for the vast majority of computer users. They'll ha
by andrewstuart2 9y ago
I do agree with you, but at the same time, a non-booting OS does essentially mean a heavy-but-useless device for the vast majority of computer users. They'll have to spend their own money taking it in to get the OS reinstalled, and a lot more if they want to try to recover the data still on the file system.
- kbenson 9y agoOr use some other computer and a USB key fob to create a bootable USB disk that can fix it, and reading the directions on how to boot from it on their phone while actually at the computer in question. Of have their kids do as much. We're probably a few days at most from something like that being put together (possibly by MS or AMD themselves) if it hasn't already. It's not 2005, there's a much higher population of people that have at least enough experience to follow directions such as that.