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I know this feel. Holy shit do I know this feel. I'm cringing just thinking about dealing with situations like this.
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Tip: Tablet with parental control.
My parents in law literally only used their PC for browsing and streaming music. I told them to buy a tablet, and locked it down (parental control + custom launcher). -
Try explaining to them that they can just open the browser and go to that shortcuts address anyway they do not need the icon. Tip: Start by explaining what a browser is.
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I feel like this client might be related to the Google Bing lady, just less annoying...
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Client: Yes. I can read Windows and then there's a login. It works fine but then It's broken.
*me standing next to client while client struggles to type password*
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*5 minutes and a coffee brake later*
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Me: I'm sorry but I can't see any problems so far. You are supposed to be welcomed by your desktop *points at screen*. In what way is it broken?
Client: It's not the same as before. *now the client points at the screen*. Here. There used to be a picture here. It took me to <site>. Now It's not there. Something has changed.
*realizing that the client has lost his shortcut and wants a new one*
Oh the joy of helping elders with their computers.
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elder people
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