Scottitude wrote:One mustn't be "geeky" to visit a support forum, only slightly intelligent and self-motivated. Sorry, but to me it's just common sense to research a problem with a mechanical or electronicdevice when a problem occurs. I had the same problem everyone else had and was just as frustated but still had the presence of mind and apparently more importantly, the time, to open a browser and visit Zune.net.
One mustn't be "geeky" to visit a support forum, only slightly intelligent and self-motivated. Sorry, but to me it's just common sense to research a problem with a mechanical or electronicdevice when a problem occurs.
I had the same problem everyone else had and was just as frustated but still had the presence of mind and apparently more importantly, the time, to open a browser and visit Zune.net.
YIPPEEEEE!!!! It works! I'm so happy! My sis was trying to talk me into an IPod.....
I'm so glad it was an easy fix.
Thanks, Microsoft!!!!!!!!
I would like to see movies available for rent and purchase, like the ipod, though.....
kpotucek wrote: Scottitude wrote:One mustn't be "geeky" to visit a support forum, only slightly intelligent and self-motivated. Sorry, but to me it's just common sense to research a problem with a mechanical or electronicdevice when a problem occurs. I had the same problem everyone else had and was just as frustated but still had the presence of mind and apparently more importantly, the time, to open a browser and visit Zune.net. I think the thousands of people affected by this shouldn't be floundering around having to figure it out somehow. Microsoft should have sent an email to everyone notifying them that there was an issue (they had to know about this very shortly after it hit -- before we all even woke up and checked our email yesterday) and where to go for updates on it. Then people wouldn't be stressing out, scouring sites for info, cracking open their Zunes, etc. They would have headed off this thing which would be the proper thing to do. They still haven't sent any emails -- oh, except for their standard newsletter-type thing, with no mention of the issue. I think that is negligent. I'm not a litigious person, but if there ends up being a class action suit or something, I think not notifying their customers of the problem will be an integral part of it. At the very least, it won't help their reputation.Seems like there are still many people with Zunes that aren't working (I'm one of the lucky ones), but Microsoft still has the same thing on their Support page saying the problem is fixed for everybody. Hmmm. It just seems to me like their trying to sweep this under the rug as much as possible.I do love my Zune, though I think Microsoft's handling of this has been pretty irresponsible.
GeminiJen wrote: I would like to see movies available for rent and purchase, like the ipod, though.....
SiReN5927 wrote:im trying again at midnight hopefully jan 2nd will make it all better =(
So keep dreaming, you're never gonna taste me!