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6/20/2012 12:09:28 AM
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Does anyone else have parents that aren't so smart with computers?
I just fixed my parents computer and I told them two things.
"Don't stop Malwarebytes from running and don't use internet explorer."
A week later they call me because they ran into another problem and I see Malwarebytes stopped and out of date and internet explorer downloaded again...
Seriously?
[Edited on 06.19.2012 4:11 PM PDT]
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"Yeah, I downloaded and have been using Google Chrome, but haven't seen any differences." *looks at open internet window" "Mom, that's because your still using Internet Explorer..." [Edited on 06.19.2012 4:13 PM PDT]
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My parents don't seem to think our internet is being stolen yet our wireless has dropped significantly the last few months. They also though a virus killed my desktop when the graphics card died. And they think that downloading mods for games or playing on servers in PC games can give me a virus.
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The toolbar on my mom's laptop always ends up on the top of the screen or sideways. lol
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I know next to nothing about the Internet or computers. My parents know even less...
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I'm lucky enough to have tech savvy parents and a tech savvy grandfather. Actually my stepdad is more computer literate than I am. A lot more.
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Right here. I'm not so tech savvy myself, but my parents know less than me when it comes to computers.
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Yes, my parent are horrible with computers. I download Google Chrome and my mom gets on it. She's always used I.E and she said "How do you get to the internet?" "Open the internet browser" "What's a internet browser?" "Just open Google Chrome." "What's Google Chrome?" *Facepalms* [Edited on 06.19.2012 4:27 PM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mereel N7 They also though a virus killed my desktop when the graphics card died. [/quote] [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] I Senor Skwid I "Yeah, I downloaded and have been using Google Chrome, but haven't seen any differences." "Mom, that's because your still using Internet Explorer..."[/quote] These made me lol.
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My parents always think that me being on youtube gives computer viruses and slows it down.
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"How do I open Facebook?" >I notice they typed in "facebook" on the start menu
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Whole family and friends are computer kryptonite. So I help 'em out when they need fixing and stuff. I don't charge but sometimes they give me cash if they recognise if something takes time.
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The "internet explorer downloaded again" part makes it clear that you don't know much about computers either. Unless you're on Windows 95, it is literally impossible to remove IE after installing Windows. You can remove it during installation of Windows on 2000, XP, and Server 2003.
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My mom needs me to put her phone on silent. "-_-
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With technology in general. "How do I change brightness on my iPad? I've been trying for hours!" *take's iPad* (never touched an iPad until now btw) -Settings --Display ---Brightness "THANKS!! :3 Now how I get to my home page?" :I
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] GenerateX3 With technology in general. "How do I change brightness on my iPad? I've been trying for hours!" *take's iPad* (never touched an iPad until now btw) -Settings --Display ---Brightness "THANKS!! :3 Now how I get to my home page?" :I[/quote] I lol'd.
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Yes. They think everything is a virus when not even a percent of the internet has anything to do with viruses.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] BiII Gates The "internet explorer downloaded again" part makes it clear that you don't know much about computers either. Unless you're on Windows 95, it is literally impossible to remove IE after installing Windows. You can remove it during installation of Windows on 2000, XP, and Server 2003.[/quote] And who the hell do you think you are? Bill Gates?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] BiII Gates The "internet explorer downloaded again" part makes it clear that you don't know much about computers either. Unless you're on Windows 95, it is literally impossible to remove IE after installing Windows. You can remove it during installation of Windows on 2000, XP, and Server 2003.[/quote] There are ways to terminate Internet Explorer ya know.
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My Dad thought Google Chrome would give his PC a virus, so he removed it. "Dad, DL Chrome." "Nononono, I dunno what it is, and it could mess everything up. I DONT WANNA GO MESSING WITH THAT SHIIIIIIIET"
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My mom knows the basics; she knows how to check email, work microsoft office programs, etc.. My dad's knowledge is slightly above average. I have a bachelor's in computer science, so I've got a pretty good understanding of computers.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Shane Walsh [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] BiII Gates The "internet explorer downloaded again" part makes it clear that you don't know much about computers either. Unless you're on Windows 95, it is literally impossible to remove IE after installing Windows. You can remove it during installation of Windows on 2000, XP, and Server 2003.[/quote] There are ways to terminate Internet Explorer ya know.[/quote] There is no way to completely remove IE from Windows.
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I have a mother that's utterly incompetent at using computers/cell phones. She can't even work yahoo mail correctly.
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Not my parent, but my grandmother takes half an hour to write a fifteen word email.
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'How do you google?' Sitting on my Google homepage.
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My mom can't find the "on" button on our computers. Yet she "uses computers every day at work". Of course, they're basically terminals with fifteen year old programs on them that are never turned off. Dad can use a computer, but has a habit of screwing things up, such as his email, work programs, and printer or scanner. He also doesn't know how to make folders, or add favourites to his browser. The desktop is filled with links to craigslist or kijiji ads. He once uninstalled every scanner driver because he wanted to "clean up" his computer. Since it was an older scanner, my brother spent an hour just hunting for the driver disc. But God forbid if you try to make things easier for him. He finds websites he visits a lot by clicking on the drop down list for the address bar and scrolling until he finds it. When I offered to add the websites to his favourites bar and wipe his browsing history, he flipped because he didn't want to lose some "important website" (Read: Some Craigslist ad).
