Pro Pet Tip: if you can’t afford one of those pet gates for the bottom of your stairs to keep your dog downstairs (or you can afford one, but they simply won’t fit your stairs) simply duct tape your vacuum cleaner to the bottom of your stairs. Your dog won’t go near it, and you can also list another use for duct tape in your Red Green journal.
Back in the days of windows 3.1 we used to tell the client turn the computer off wait 10 seconds and then turn it back iton, it worked more often then not
allen@home over 1 year ago
I think y’all will need more than that.
Copy-&-Paste over 1 year ago
And speak with a foreign accent so no one understands what you’re saying.
ronaldspence over 1 year ago
well, that does always seem to work…
BigBoy over 1 year ago
Never tell them to plug it back in
jasonsnakelover over 1 year ago
One time I was two minutes old.
Detroit Dan over 1 year ago
Actually the techs at our local internet company are quite helpful.
nosirrom over 1 year ago
This must be lesson 2.
Lesson 1 is “Is it plugged in?”
MayCauseBurns over 1 year ago
And keep it unplugged until my shift is over.
jel354 over 1 year ago
I wonder if that fix will restore color on certain strips on this website.
kaycstamper over 1 year ago
I hate it when you’ve already done that, call in, go through verification and holding, and gets someone who tells you that…always foreign too!
Znox11 over 1 year ago
You would be surprised with how often this actually works.
Dobie Premium Member over 1 year ago
2016 rerun, so more junk from me.
Pro Pet Tip: if you can’t afford one of those pet gates for the bottom of your stairs to keep your dog downstairs (or you can afford one, but they simply won’t fit your stairs) simply duct tape your vacuum cleaner to the bottom of your stairs. Your dog won’t go near it, and you can also list another use for duct tape in your Red Green journal.
Totalloser Premium Member over 1 year ago
Back in the days of windows 3.1 we used to tell the client turn the computer off wait 10 seconds and then turn it back iton, it worked more often then not
DM2860 over 1 year ago
Have you tried rebooting?
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 1 year ago
This is true. When the “Internet goes down”, the only thing we can do is talk to people until it comes back up again and then take the credit.
bbbmorrell over 1 year ago
I worked in IT for twenty years, and 95% was just figuring out what part to turn off and on.
Bob Blumenfeld over 1 year ago
What about “Reboot your computer,” Dogbert’s favorite?
geese28 over 1 year ago
Sounds like an AAA meeting for internet junkies
kreima over 1 year ago
If your computer isn’t working, send me an email.
spaceagesoul over 1 year ago
As the British sitcom, The I.T. Crowd taught us: “Hello, I.T., Have you tried turning it off and on again?”
Frank Burns Eats Worms over 1 year ago
I paid how much for this course?
Frank Burns Eats Worms over 1 year ago
Okay, technically he is not eating his shirt like in past ‘close to home’ strips. However, he does seem to be having an appetizer
WCraft Premium Member over 1 year ago
I had an older computer with the 5.5 floppy disc ports and my cup holder once broke.
ScratchyPDX over 1 year ago
“Have you tried turning it off and then back on again?”
dlaemmerhirt999 over 1 year ago
This or a hard restart solves 99.99% of my phone and computer’s problems honestly. Viruses just aren’t that common anymore.
[Unnamed Reader - 8bb645] over 1 year ago
The IT Crowd
cuzinron47 over 1 year ago
There is another one, follow the power cord to the power outlet, and plug it in you dummy.