Reminds me of the problem my parents just had with Dell. My mother broke the USB port on her computer and got a technician to come and fix it. For some reason

Reminds me of the problem my parents just had with Dell. My mother broke the USB port on her computer and got a technician to come and fix it. For some reason, the technician replaced the power supply and motherboard (which clearly were not causing the problem). After he did this, the computer would not boot and he decided it must be due to the hard drive having too much data on it. When I was home later that night, I moved that hard drive into another computer and booted it. It worked. Obviously this technician had no idea what in the world he was talking about. He came back the next time, he replaced the motherboard once again and gave us another hard drive. Now we have 2 hard drives in that computer (we have to send one back. We may clone the old hard drive onto the new one since the new one obviously has a longer life left). The USB port issue has still not been solved. TECHNICIANS SUCK (for the most part)