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filthysanchez

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i saw that sticker on the left today.
i knew that's not what i ordered, so i got the reciept and found i ordered the a1100y.
crap like this makes everyone dislike hp.
 
Some common parts are used between different models in every organization.

What parts are these stickers for?

Edit: one is for the power supply... Ok so the power supply is the same from the 1000y to 1100y... no biggie... anything else?

~Adam
 
theres a big difference between computers.
the a1000y(what i have), has a socket 478
the a1100y(what i should have), has a socket 775.
also, the a1100y takes ddr400, and the a1000y takes ddr333
 
Are you sure you have the 1000y? right click on "my computer" icon on your desktop and hit properties and see the cpu that is there, what is it?

~Adam
 
Have you called to get the right computer, which you ordered? Unfortunately things like this can happen, and it happens with the actual manufacturers, as well as online stores who sell hardware. I know a few people who would get the wrong parts from newegg.com, who are known for their excellent service and fulfilling orders to the customer’s utmost satisfaction. However, after contacting them the issues were resolved, and the correct hardware was received.

It happens...
 
the only problem is i ordered it on black friday, and now its august.
they should resolve it, or i could sue them.
 
Call you credit card company and dispute it. They are pretty good about stuff like this.
 
i didnt notice until the other day when i was cleaning out all of the dust.
i saw the bottom and i was like WTF?! this isnt what i ordered, so i went and got the reciepts/shipping orders, and what do you know, i got the wrong pc.

id rather return it. its a piece anyways, no agp or pci-e in it, but i doubt that will happen.
 
Id say your out of luck, as far as anyone knows you sold the 1100y and had a spare 1000y and are trying to get money for it or another 1100y. Not saying you did this but its been too long i think.
 
munkle said:
Id say your out of luck, as far as anyone knows you sold the 1100y and had a spare 1000y and are trying to get money for it or another 1100y. Not saying you did this but its been too long i think.
He should be able to prove that his order number matches up to the order number on that bit of paper, and that the serial numbers on that bit of paper match up to the kit.

Oh well - good luck!
 
Yup, I was about to say the same thing. I'm sure he has his receipts and other proof he bought the thing, and I'm sure HP has the information as well, along with serial numbers, which will end up matching and prove that's the system he bought... well, the system he got anyway.
 
Jerome36 said:
Have you called to get the right computer, which you ordered? Unfortunately things like this can happen, and it happens with the actual manufacturers, as well as online stores who sell hardware. I know a few people who would get the wrong parts from newegg.com, who are known for their excellent service and fulfilling orders to the customer’s utmost satisfaction. However, after contacting them the issues were resolved, and the correct hardware was received.

It happens...

Yeah, I ordered a 80GB IDE hard drive once and received a 300GB SATA drive instead. I called NewEgg and they promptly took care of the situation for me...
 
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