Posted 04/15/2009 at 08:08:23pm

The PC probably doesn't need restore disks. If it's a new PC it probably has a restore partion on the drive wich is accessable in the boot menu. There is no such thing as a stupid question, but there are sure alot of inquisitive idiots.

Posted 04/08/2009 at 06:46:11pm

I agree no bandwidth caps, especially if they're going to offer higher speeds. The thing about the caps is if you download alot of movie via netflicks, ect..  then you really have to monitor your usage.

Posted 04/03/2009 at 11:40:25pm

You guys think you have it bad try being signeed up with Comunicomm in OK....  They only have a 30GB cap on thier cable service. That really sucks if your in the IT field, that puny limit will be used in no time with all of the research you've got to do at the house. Not to mention the side jobs that I do for friends and coworkers. that 30GB cap is nothing when your doing PC repairs and all of the Windows updates and other software updates that are involved in the job. I think that these ISPs need to get thier collective heads out of thier assess and think about the problems that they're going to encounter with these artificial limits is about to create. If thier so worried about profits that much then maybee they should provide quality service to make up the huge lossess thier about to incurr over the artificial bandwidth caps....

Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.