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Original Comment Let me first offer it is my hope the good people at "Corp Off Owl" does not do ask me to take part in "a dance" similiar to the "eMachine Dancer Troop" just tried to pull me into.....! Follow me here--- first I was aasked if the "dance" would be worth sixty-dollars to me? My response 'NO'. Via the eMachince Troop the 'dance' was then offered at thirty-eight dollors!! Which would make them OK about my dance or I should say offing me their answer to a simple (yet to me an important) e-Machine technical question. THE QUESTION: hy their is no recovery disks included withsold with their computer? I have purchased thre e-machines for family and self in the past year and a half (and Dells prior to those). The Corporate response via their International Techie Troop phone backs: there is "no-disk" - "built into the actual machine" I thought I do I in an international sounding" way explain the @$#@##$ eMachine computer" has "frozen-up" will only cycle between off and on - never getting to the magical point that would let me access the internal "reboot/recovery cysle to do a "factory reset". Has anyone in the world of computing ever question how silly your people sound offering a customer a statement "the fix can be accessed from your computer"..... as the customer (me) is dumb=founded. Ya know... that would be like me "in the old daze" asking someone to the "high school hop".... but only if they gave me sixty-bucks in advance of the dance -or- maybe thirty-eight if they said no to my sixty-dollar fee...... In my 'senior momments' of reflection I do often wonder what those 'hop" or dances were really like back in 1960 high schooler's dazes.

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