Share some computer tech support funny stories.

Well, here are some. A person reported that their keyboard was typing random letters. Tech support asked if anything was spilled on it. The user said no. Eventually, they found out the user's cat was walking on the keyboard. Also, a guy called saying his computer was making a strange noise. It ended up being a piece of paper stuck in the fan. There was also a case where a user thought their monitor was broken as it was black, but they had just accidentally turned it off.

One horror story is when a customer spilled coffee on their laptop and then called tech support. They expected the laptop to be fixed for free immediately. They were rude and refused to accept that it was their fault. It took ages to make them understand they had to pay for the repair.

There was a person who called tech support because their laptop's Wi - Fi wasn't working. They were so sure it was a software issue. But when the tech asked them to check the physical switch for the Wi - Fi, they found out they had accidentally turned it off. It just shows how sometimes the simplest things can be overlooked.

One funny story is about a tech support guy. A customer called saying their computer mouse wasn't working. After a long series of questions, the tech support guy finally realized that the customer had put a piece of tape over the optical sensor of the mouse because they thought it was a 'dirt protector'. When they removed the tape, the mouse worked fine.

There was this case where a designer made a logo for a tech startup. The design was so bad that it looked like a child had drawn it. When the tech support was called in to fix the logo for digital use, they had a good laugh. They then worked with the designer to come up with a new concept that was modern and professional. It was funny how the initial 'crap' design led to a great final product.

One horror story is when a user accidentally deleted all the important data on the company server. The IT tech support had to try every possible data recovery method, but most of it was lost. It was a nightmare as it led to a big setback for the company's ongoing projects.

In a company, a virus spread through the network like wildfire. It started encrypting all the files on the computers. The IT department tried everything but couldn't stop it in time. The company had to pay a huge ransom to get the decryption key. Even then, some files were permanently lost because the encryption process was corrupted for some of them.

There are also horror stories about data loss. A customer might accidentally delete important files and then expect the tech support to magically recover everything. Even if it's possible to recover some data, it's not always a 100% solution. And some customers get really angry when they realize that not all their data can be retrieved. This can lead to a very unpleasant tech support experience.

A user called because they couldn't access the internet. After some troubleshooting, it became clear that they had typed their password as 'password' but the actual password was 'Password123' (with a capital P). They were so sure it was right that they argued with the support person for a while.

Once, a user called saying their computer mouse wasn't working. When the support person asked what was wrong, the user said the mouse ball was missing. After some investigation, it turned out the user's cat had taken it as a toy.