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    My bad laptop with MDG - could someone help!!!!

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by ammar987, Aug 5, 2007.

  1. ammar987

    ammar987 Newbie

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    Hello everybody!

    Why the MDG sell bad and freezing laptops.

    I went to the store where I bought my laptop for repair and they just instal new windows and the problem still in my laptop !!!!!!!

    My laptop is so freezing.


    Why . Why they does not now how to fix and repair laptops and they are just sell their bad laptops ???


    I am very sorry to say that, but that is what I got from MDG !!!!!!!!!!!! :mad: :mad:

    What i can do????
     
    ammar987, Aug 5, 2007
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  2. exonine

    exonine Notebook Enthusiast

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    Give me some more detail about your problem via email, I have some experience with MDG Laptops (Apton spefically).

    [email protected]

    MDG tech support is pretty crappy in terms of how they take care of their customers. I've mentioned somewhere on the forums before but they will take advantage of your time and money if you aren't very tech savvy.

    Just doing a clean install/Factory Restore of the system is a very common approach MDG takes to fix ALL problems :p
     
    exonine, Mar 13, 2008
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  3. iNoob.x

    iNoob.x Notebook Evangelist

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    Don't buy anything from MDG. Their business methods are not very clean. They take advantage of people with little knowledge of computers and basically tries to convince you that you are buying the best machine in the world. Their ads always say "Intel two-core processor", which can mean really ANYTHING from a Celeron D to a Pentium D to a Core 2 Duo. People with little knowledge of computers don't know what any of these mean, all they know is that they've heard this thing about 2 core processors recently. Their machines are overpriced, the build quality is crap. Just don't buy from them. End of story.
     
    iNoob.x, Apr 8, 2008
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