Do you really read them entirely? I mean, when I buy a TV, I download the manuals first and check if the features in the menu are what I expect from it. Same go

Do you really read them entirely? I mean, when I buy a TV, I download the manuals first and check if the features in the menu are what I expect from it. Same goes for a mainboard, monitor or a car, things where the capabilities are important to me. But when something arrives I don't read the manual unless a question arises, then I search for it specifically in that section. For example how exactly did that microwave/grill-combo work? What exactly did this setting in the washing machine do? I mean, people say the same thing about me, but I think that this is because they never even consider picking up the manual when they have a problem, while for me it's normal to tell them to read the manual. Maybe I should tell them "maybe you can find the answer in the manual", instead of "read the manual". But some don't even look the "getting started mini-manual". This drives me crazy, specially when they then struggle using the scanning functionality of the printer or stuff like that.