I started using a computer and playing games around elementary school too, and even I'm not a programming wizard now. Since I was more about playing games, and

I started using a computer and playing games around elementary school too, and even I'm not a programming wizard now. Since I was more about playing games, and following random instructions to get my games to work, I gained familiarity with computers in the sense that I know how to look for information that tells me to smack the tv a few times to get it to work. Also just spent a lot of time online in general reading stuff and being involved in the gaming forums. So I understand how normal people who just use computers for work, chat, listen to music, etc. have no reason or need to ever learn any of this stuff. It doesn't help that developers strive to make their stuff juST woRK for these common people, so they'll never have the experience of having to research and troubleshoot their issues. What do people usually do now? Complain about it until someone else fixes it I guess.