Jaguar Computers

My computer was constipated. Everything I did to speed it up, slowed it down even more. The more medicine I put in, just clogged it up more. I had no choice, this bad boy needed a good reaming out.
I took it into the Jaguar’s emergency room and after a quick triage, they wanted to admit it for overnight observation. After two days of intensive care, I got a call from the doctor telling me they wanted to transplant a new and larger hard drive. I questioned his wisdom and explained that the ‘D’ drive was virtually empty. He immediately took a look and agreed, and apologized. He did a bypass and transferred many files to the ‘D’ and was then able to administered virus and ad-​ware meds. When I brought it home, it was like new.
Second visit was to replace a defective hard drive in a HP laptop. I was told it would be a few days, but no one called after a week. I called and she told me it was in the OR and should be ready to come home tomorrow. I called the next day and it was not. I waited two more days and he told me it was ready, come on by and pick it up. I went immediately and it wasn’t ready, but it was still on the bench. I called the next day and it was ready but it took a total of 12 plus days.
I really want to like these guys, but they need to get their acts together and stop with the hospital type blunders. Communicate, communicate, communicate and watch the details.
They need to remember, to some people, getting your computer fixed is not a matter of life and death, it’s more important than that.