Everyone who works at Toshiba must die.
Feb. 19th, 2009 09:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
theweaselkingPeople, people, how hard is it to make your programs in *one language*? I don't even care if it's English, I just want it to be consistent. I should NOT have to deal with half your menus in French, a third in English, and the rest in something that I'm pretty sure is Korean.
As well, you should *not* have your fingerprint reader hijack Windows' login box and look the same, but lack Domain options *and* give error messages like "The Account Not Found!" or "The Password Are Wrong!". These things worry me.
Your recovery disks: see that "only one language thing"? As well, the question "Do you want to back up your important data and windows settings before recovery?" should NOT have an answer of "No" mean "I do not want to run recovery, please quit and boot from HDD1" and "Yes" mean "Start re-imaging the disk immediately". There was nothing on that computer I wanted, but if there had been, I would be angry at that option. As well: English is a complicated and nuanced language, I know, but you're fucking TOSHIBA. You can afford to pay an English speaker to read your dialogs and correct *spelling errors*. "Factory default software", not "factry defallt softwares".
No love,
me.
As well, you should *not* have your fingerprint reader hijack Windows' login box and look the same, but lack Domain options *and* give error messages like "The Account Not Found!" or "The Password Are Wrong!". These things worry me.
Your recovery disks: see that "only one language thing"? As well, the question "Do you want to back up your important data and windows settings before recovery?" should NOT have an answer of "No" mean "I do not want to run recovery, please quit and boot from HDD1" and "Yes" mean "Start re-imaging the disk immediately". There was nothing on that computer I wanted, but if there had been, I would be angry at that option. As well: English is a complicated and nuanced language, I know, but you're fucking TOSHIBA. You can afford to pay an English speaker to read your dialogs and correct *spelling errors*. "Factory default software", not "factry defallt softwares".
No love,
me.