You have seen a computer for many years. She has also worked with him for many years. You also know how to use a computer. I hope that 90% of those who read my writing can be labeled as mid-level computer users. There may be a few who can assert themselves as computer experts or advanced users, but that’s just a handful of us.

To talk about mid-level users: How many of you can tell how to reinstall the “Show Desktop” that is in your ‘Quick Launch Bar’ in Windows, in case you delete it by mistake? Look, the answer is not easy. Go to Start-> Run-> Type “regsvr32 / n / i: U shell32”. It will reinstall your icon. This is just a software related example. Similarly, you will be surprised if I ask you if a PhyX PPU is better or an NVIDIA GPU is better for gaming.

The problem does not arise in the daily handling or use of the computer, but when you are going to buy a computer from the market or get stuck in some software problems. There are thousands and thousands of computer brands. It really puzzles us when we go and try to determine which one will be better than the other and will be the best within our budget. The problem becomes more serious and puzzling when we think of buying an assembled computer. The seller can sell you anything by saying it is the best, while looking for the best profit. Similarly, the ads placed by computer brands claim to be better than the others. Therefore, these things cannot be judged by your Ads or by the Seller’s Words.

My cousin recently bought a computer and had spent a good deal of money on it. I took a look at it and checked its parts, but saw that it was not as good as the computer I bought a year earlier at a price lower than yours. Well, maybe it wasn’t your fault because you bought a name brand computer that certainly promises to deliver good performance. But, it didn’t work out well, to keep its promise, as it was slow and bulky.

Perhaps it would be better if you had visited some website where customers exchange their views regarding your products. But, in this world of rapidly changing IT products, one version gets better by the day. It is difficult to keep track of the latest versions. I think that all of us who belong to the mediocre level of computer users would benefit if we had some consulting website or helpline. After all, they could charge us something. That would certainly agree if we get a worthy product after consultation.

At the very least, we wouldn’t be puzzled and sure of the fact that it was a valuable thing that we bought and we wouldn’t regret it after spending a large sum of money on it and getting a worthless thing.