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I bought the Dell Dimension

I bought the Dell Dimension 4700C 2 years and a half ago, from the very first moment problems came up. Sudenly the computer was broken (3 weeks after I purchased it), I mean it went off without any possibility of doing anything, they repaired without any logical reason written in the receip.
One year and a half later, the problems with the disc drive begin, such like a blue screen appearing everytime y copy something to a disc, and destroying the disc contents completely. They required me to repared by my self with very complicated operations which honestly I had no idea how to do, finaly the disc drive was broken completely, and they accepted to come, pick it up and repair it. This was the first time. It is already 2 years and a half since I bought it and they have came to pick it up and repair it 5 times in total!, asuring me each time that is was going to work well, formating the C drive already 3 times, and the most important thing, making me lose a lot of time, because I need the computer because of my job.
Even you you take care I lost a lot of data everytime they format my computer.

I also studing computer graphi design and I very need the computer, so the delay in my studies means a delay in finding a new job at the time I estimated. This last week they asured me it was going to be the last time and is not working well again, and I have to prepare many things for interviews that I have next week.
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