Madaga-scary - Transcript - Hour 3, Segment 3

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Joan: And keep getting the same messages and we have got an error message says Rundell.

David Lawrence: Yeah I wouldn*t be using Microsoft Money on Windows Me at all ever. Because Me is an operating system, this is a good indication that now is the time for you to consider getting a new computer and I will tell you why. There is no support at all any more other than users helping users on the web at user groups and so on. But there is absolutely no support whatsoever. Try to find it over at www.microsoft.com it doesn*t exist for Me. Me was the biggest dip into your pocket that Microsoft ever pulled off. Okay.

Joan: So what you are telling me is that I should get rid of the Windows Me and should dump the whole thing and get a new brand new computer.

David Lawrence: And if you want me to write you a permission slip I will. I would like to see you get off of Me as quickly as possible. It is the worst incarnation of Windows. It is not powerful enough to run today*s software. Microsoft Money is hardly my choice. Quicken is for doing personal finance. Even though it was free with your machine that doesn't make it the right tool.

Joan: Well now he tried to delete the program also delete computer and it won't even delete.

David Lawrence: Yeah don't, don't, there are issues going on here, a piece of software that should not have been on the machine to begin with, an operating system that is buggy, insecure and not supported any longer, all these things add up to a trip to CompUSA for you either to fix the machine or to buy a new machine.

Joan: Oh boy.

David Lawrence: Yeah and I bet Michael in chat just instant message me. What you saw was not 16 colors. What you saw was high color 16 bits.

Joan: Well tried to change it even to that and --.

David Lawrence: That's what it would have been set at to begin with. So yeah it doesn't work, right?

Joan: Right.

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