Tattoo acer aspire

You're welcome. (not sure about your story) if I find something better I'll let you know but given the techniques already "advanced" suggested I'm wondering if there's a solution to your problem halala there are things you must not buy!!! -- The important thing is to keep your feet on your shoulders

It's clear that I'm abandoning this computer brand; on top of that they don't even reply to my emails. Their phone support (which is supposed to handle technical issues and still costs 0.15 per minute with a constant 10-minute wait) is unable to give me an answer and even tells me that their computers aren't locked! but that my PC must have a technical problem... those clever kids, since it could bring them a few extra euros... what’s certain is that I won't let myself be taken in because this level-2 tattooing procedure is absolutely illegal, especially since it wasn't stated at the time of purchase. a scam when it grabs you...

totally right, toto, and you can do it: https://www.01net.com/actualites/acer-condamne-a-rembourser-des-logiciels-preinstalles-359839.html
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The important thing is to keep your feet on your shoulders

for criminal procedure I know how to get there, take a look at the latest noises quite pleasing:

Pay less for your computers or Stop preinstalled Microsoft!

This is addressed to anti-Windows!!
Since June 2005, it is possible for you to request that, when you buy your computer, Windows and other Microsoft software are not installed on it and to request a refund for these, under Article L.122-1 of the Consumer Code on sale
subject to...

In the June 2005 issue of 60 Millions de Consommateurs, on page 10 you can read good news:
“Refusing Windows is possible!
[...]When you buy a PC in a large store, you pay for [...]
Windows, Word, Excel,... Or you have the right to refuse them. The minister in charge of consumer questions has taken a position on this sensitive subject in response to two questions asked by members of parliament. He has confirmed that Article L.122-1 of the Consumer Code on conditioned sales applies to this case.
The consumer is therefore entitled to request the deactivation of the software and the reimbursement of their price.”
The article ends somewhat discouragingly by explaining that it is still difficult to do without because Linux is tricky to install...

In summary, it’s all good because you can invoke this ministerial response before a reseller who is a bit “hard to understand” and invoke the fraud repression services, or even the courts.

One can find the question and ministerial reply here:
http://questions.assemblee-nationale.fr/ by searching for question no. 57099
They were published in JO on 08-02-2005 and 08-03-2005



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Twisted Evil 260 euros per PC: an illegal tax that you are forced to pay Twisted Evil
December 5, 2003
National Day of Tax-Free Windows (*)
and transparency on the price of software
From the admission of a manufacturer (*), 25% of the price of a PC is attributable to the software sold with it.

By comparison, VAT is only 19.6%.

* The real price of the computer is not displayed, and that is illegal. (*)
* We are obliged to buy the software with the computer, that is illegal. (*)
* There exist other software, much cheaper: operating systems, office suite, image processing. (*)

When you make your next computer purchase at your favorite supermarket:

1. Ask for a detailed quote of your computer or hardware stating the price of the software. If they refuse to detail the quote, affix the following note to the invoice before signing, it will facilitate your later complaints:

I make all reservations regarding the acceptance of software contracts proposed with this hardware, their texts have not been presented to me, in violation of the provisions of articles L.111-1 and L.113-3 of the Consumer Code. (*) In accordance with the provisions of these contracts, which I have become aware of elsewhere, I consider that I am due the transactional amount generally accepted for the reimbursement of software not accepted, namely (divide the invoice amount by 4).

Signature of the consumer: your signature.

Seen, the person in charge of the sale: signature of the seller (otherwise: “refuse to sign”).

2. Demand a partitioned hard drive, as well as the installation CD-ROMs.

If you have only one partition (C drive), your personal documents are stored with your Windows operating system (*). They are therefore vulnerable in the event of a serious Windows failure (*).
If on the contrary your disk contains two or more partitions (C, D, etc), you can store your personal documents separately: they are safe in case of reinstallation of the operating system (for which you need the Windows installation CD-ROMs). For Windows (*), a 10GB C drive is sufficient, even if you install many software programs. The rest of your hard drive can be divided into other partitions (D drive, etc), particularly for your personal documents.

With multiple partitions (C, D, etc), not only are your personal documents more secure, but you are not trapped by Windows (*): you can also install another, more reliable, user-friendly and cheaper operating system, with which you will process your documents even better. Contact enthusiasts near you (*) to help you with this fairly simple installation.

If you only have a C drive, these enthusiasts (*) can still help you, provided you have backed up your personal documents and you have the Windows (*) installation CDs and your software CDs.

In other cases, either use an expensive partitioning software, necessary for recent versions of Windows (*), or consult an expert who will perform complex and tedious operations.

(*) Websites to consult.
A refund of 261 euros:
https://www.zdnet.fr/actualites/ [...] 185,00.htm

Information and advice on the Détaxe discussion list:
http://aful.org/wws/info/detaxe

Information, references:
http://dona.ferentes.free.fr
http://www.linux-center.org/detaxe [...] s2003.html

Information, legal file:
http://www.linuxfrench.net

Free software:
http://gnuwin.epfl.ch/fr

Contact, near you, enthusiasts in free software:
https://aful.org/gul

Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation https://www.microsoft.com/fr-fr/

yes don’t worry i understand you i put myself in your shoes and i believe i would be mad too. i wish you good luck for the rest.
find a way to remove their f...ing tattoo maybe something quite orgasmic that’s why i suggested this boot on a usb key solution but it’s true that a good complaint against these crooks (one more) would be more useful since it makes noise this kind of story. : ))))
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what matters is to keep your feet on your shoulders

yes, for now I’m nice, I made a ridiculous request like "I’m a good customer who just wants it to work," and it’s true that I just want my PC to be like everyone else, nothing more! but if I don’t get a technically proven answer, I’ll bare my teeth, all my documents are ready to go to the lawyer and I won’t back down. anyway, these methods are illegal if the user isn’t aware of them at purchase, there’s no need to look for the why or how, so if this can also help other wronged customers, that’s great.

ps: if we let this kind of thing go on, tomorrow, when you install freeware or just firefox, your Windows will refuse to start?! i’m starting to believe it, boooh it gives me chills...