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Scott: Which was well everything was done in see my dad keeps buying these prepackaged computers and I am like Dad I know enough about it. I can set up a good one for you and he*s like no, no, no I got to get a system and me and my mom trying to listen or you got all these stuff that you are never going to use.

David Lawrence: Were there some prima facie evidence to the contrary here especially when you are asking me how to get into the Bios there is--?

Scott: Oh that the thing was the computer was made by Hewlett Packard and it was done at this you know prepackaged system that even those that are extremely computer illiterate could use the computer and not have to worry about you know how much RAM do I have, do I have to worry about the Bios all that sort of stuff.

David Lawrence: You sound like you are describing 99% of the machines out there. I mean the fact that you can do.

Scott: I mean I suppose I do that because every computer that I have ever owned I do it myself.

David Lawrence: So just install Windows and see.

Scott: But I have a prepackaged thing whenever I get a new computer I install with a blank hard drive and I install Windows myself.

David Lawrence: Alright well there you go you have my word on what to do there and now the issue this is exactly why when people call up and they go I know what I am doing I build my own computers but I can*t get into the Bios. And the answer is to install Windows. That*s why we sort of tend to stick with questions that deal with these as we put the prepackaged computers because that*s what most people have. They don*t have any problems getting into their Bios because they have an operating system on the machine. You get it all kinds of licensing issues and in this case if he wants to take the machine and make it a Linux machine which is really easy to do I mean there is so many different ways of getting Linux on the machine there is so many different publishers that have Linux that can be burnt onto a disc and start up with that CD and put it on a machine which will make it able to get into the Bios so that you can see the CD Player. Back in a moment.

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