> > > > but one of his big priorities is to be able to take it places and lose or break
> > it.
> > >
> > > Its broken. $600 in the trash now.
> > >
> > > Tried to tell him.
> >
> > What happened? GPU failure?
>
> You know, I don't know. He brought it to me yesterday, showing me that it won't boot
> at all. I asked him for his recovery disk, which he said he didn't "get around to
> making." So I handed it back and told him to call his tech support.
>
> I know I could be more instrumental in helping him fix it... but he bought it against
> my advice... then didn't follow my advice to make the necessary recovery disks. It's
> still practically new, so I'm sure it has some warranty... In another year he'll be a
> "grown man" and off to college, so... I'm leaving this on his shoulders.
Fair enough. I'm sure my parents would have done a similar thing to me if I had of went and ignored them and picked up a arcade cab near, almost leave me to deal with it.
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Asus... junk or gem?
