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Message to Teens
Microsoft
Windows is a rough problem to deal with. Yet, no one is too young
or too old, to have trouble with Microsoft Windows. That's
because Microsoft Windows is a disease and blight upon the face
of the earth and all of humanity. It can and has hit most of us
at one time or another. It doesn't matter what platform or
applications that you are using. It's what Microsoft Windows does
to your and your data that count.
To
help you decide whether you might have a problem with Microsoft
Windows, we've prepared these twelve questions. The answers are
nobody's business but your own. If you can answer yes to any one
of these questions, it might be time to take a serious look at
what Microsoft Windows is doing to you. And, if you need help, or
if you would just like to talk to someone about a better
operating system, go here.
12
Questions to help you decide if you have a problem with Microsoft
Windows
Are
the numerous bugs and crashes in Microsoft Windows causing you
to be irritated and angry?
Are
you taking these frustrations out on others, such as friends and
family?
Are
you spending more time alone, attempting to accomplish the
simplest tasks with Microsoft Windows?
Is
your productivity at school, work or home dropping, due to
Microsoft Windows?
Did
you ever try to stop using Microsoft Windows at home and fail?
Have
you ever lost valuable work or data, during a typical Microsoft
Windows crash?
When
Internet Explorer crashes, do you feel as if it is somehow, your
fault?
Do
you enjoy paying $50.00 to $100.00 for a Microsoft Windows
bug
fix, that
creates more problems than it solves?
Have
the incessant Microsoft Windows crashes caused you to miss a
deadline at school or work?
Are
you using Microsoft Windows even when you don't want to?
Are
you using Microsoft Windows simply because everyone else does?
Do
you think that it is "cool" to use Microsoft Windows?
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