Re: Dead Zune Club

On 18/08/2011 3:51 AM, Mike wrote:
> My Zune crashed hard the other day and I had to reinstall the firmware.  Now
> it's working much better, even though the install said it failed.  The only
> real problem is it is hard to keep it turned off, so if I don't keep it in a
> box where nothing else can touch it and turn it on, the battery runs down.
>   The lock mechanism does not work at all.  I abused it severely, it has been
> dropped a number of times while biking at speed, and has been repeatedly
> exposed to salt water, so I can't really complain.  But I need something
> rock solid reliable and simple, and that does not expose me to cute crappy
> software.

Where did you end up? Are you still limping along with your dead zune?

You know you would have half as many problems if you just stopped 
abusing your electronics... :P It only needs to be rock solid reliable 
and simple because of the way you intend to treat it, but you could 
change that and take more care!


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