The official Asus store duped me by selling me a freedos laptop
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The N11, ASUS, and Troya notebooks that were sold together were found to be defective on the first day of sale. You refused to have it replaced, but after two months, you finally conceded it was defective. While I was away, the computer I purchased went from 27,000 TL to 33,500 TL in price. This com...
Hello, I recently purchased an ASUS GeForce RTX 3090 Graphics Card, but after a while, it begins to make some fan noises when the fans are turned on. I first assumed that it was making noise because I could not install it correctly, and then I received support, but this is not the case. So I sent it...
On April 4, 2022, I ordered a desktop PC from Asus. When it did not arrive on time, I contacted Asus and informed them that I could no longer wait for the PC and canceled the order. I received written confirmation from the company that my cancellation was processed, that Asus had processed the refun...
In September 2020, I purchased a computer from the Afyon Digital World Asus store. Despite my repeated requests for genuine Windows products, the sellers took advantage of my lack of technical knowledge and sold freedos products to me. They forced me to buy FreeDOS products in 2020 for the same price as the original Windows-installed products. When the subscription period expired, Windows began to issue a warning. As a result, I called the store where I purchased the computer, but they said there was nothing they could do and that they were selling a demo product. Despite having mentioned it numerous times, I was unable to make a reliable purchase. I would have been better off if I had purchased it from Vatan Bilgisayar or Teknosa. Never put your trust in Asus. They purposefully misled me by selling a demo product for the original product price. They are currently offering to install an original key for $150. I've been a victim.