Geek Squad recommended that their customer buy a totally new computer? I'm not defending Microsoft, but when your personal files are deleted, you don't need to buy a computer. And they didn't bother even looking with a program like Recuva? Considering that most hard drives nowadays are 1 TB and older computers might have 100 GB minimum, and the Windows update takes only a few gigabytes and the personal documents were lost in the middle of the upgrade,there is a good chance the files could still be recovered.
Posts by Younl
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Biting the hand that feeds IT
