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7 minutes ago, wgdanson said:

But you cannot create the installation media without having access to an internet connected PC and a USB stick.

Does he state that he does not have access to these items?

22 minutes ago, Khon Kaen Jeff said:

No doubt, but just don't trust myself.

Think about it, English is not their first language. So they are not likely to make the best choices for you during set-up. You really should listen to what is being suggested to you, to do it yourself.

You really need to move beyond your thoughts on being unable to complete this simple task.

It's the only way to ensure that you have a clean machine. 

You can create the installation media and take it along to a shop. Then you can stand over them to make sure that they use your clean media and install using your key. Then to make the installation choices that you would choose.

You perhaps won't be very popular.

Here, you can do it in baby steps and get it exactly as you want it, the first time.

Windows 10 isn't that different from Windows 7 in day to day usage. Though it seems that way to new users, because often it has been set up to be used in a way quite different from Windows 7.

Encouraging to sign in with a Microsoft account for example. Using Cortana Voice commands etc

I disable all of that at the time of installation.

Whereas the local technician will not bother to spend time choosing the best options for you. Least of all because he won't know what is best for you.

So you'll start with a device that needs serious tweaking from the very beginning, if you allow an unknown local tech to install for you.

Do it yourself and you can choose to disable the stuff that you don't want, as you go along.

There are so many reasons to run the install yourself. Try to grow a pair and tackle the very easy task with the help of the bods here. You'll be glad that you did.

For what more can you ask? 

2 hours ago, KhunHeineken said:

How so?

It is still free to upgrade.

15 hours ago, seasia said:

Yes

 

Same happens with me.

 

Countless phone calls and visits to AIS shop have failed to solve the problem.

 

Last time I visited an AIS shop the so called assistant just laughed.

 

Plenty of robbery here.

Any shop could have solved the issue for you. But only the call centre/service centre can arrange a refund. 

For the oldies....

AIS:

Tap in *137 and the the call button. For AIS choose options 1, 2 & 3. Redial each time if necessary.

DTAC the SAME, though just 1 & 2.

Truemove H; Just 3.

For all options, it is actually number 2 that cancels the paid for subscriptions. The others cancel advertising etc.

Buy the SIM, run a speed test in your apartment and if ok, add the package.

Speed will always vary, according to location.

1 hour ago, ubon farang said:

It is in the Thai blood to rip off tourists and farang who live here. I know this might soound petty but it starts from the bottom and works its way to the top. Take for instance the lady who I buy beer off in my villiage Nice lady friendly and always chatty when I go there But wait for it? Drum roll when I buy beer its 70 baht for tall bottle of Leo.When a thai buys beer there its 55 Baht. So I had to find new lady to buy beer off Its petty I know Only 15 baht but its wrong way of thinking for me. One price for me  other price for Thai 

I think you have that the wrong way around...