I bought my laptop (Dell Studio 1555) over two months ago (10th July) and have been having problems ever since with trying to register for the Windows 7 upgrade.
Everytime i attempt to enter my service tag it says it isn't valid (and sometimes that i should wait 10 days from delivery), obviously its been much longer than ten days and my service tag is still not being recognised. Anybody had any similar problems and can offer any advice, it would be greatly appreciated??
my "studio 1555" laptop was shipped 23 august. I get the same message popping up, so I decided to mail dell and the solution according them is to call Dell customer service, wich I haven't tried it yet.
my "studio 1555" laptop was shipped 23 august. I get the same message popping up, so I decided to mail dell and the solution according them is to call Dell customer service, wich I haven't tried yet.
i have a studio 1555 and having the same problem i trayed all the posabel ways to solve the problem and contacted dell defrent departments and lost a lot of mony on phone calls but each time they transfer me or give me some other number to contact or tell me to fill some form, i know no that dell is not serious about support and about solving the service TAG problem, i'm realy dispointed, cuse when i buy a computer with support and warnty i have al the right to get my full perchased services with the machen so dell is cheating us. i hope they relayes that this way they lose customers, and start to be a littile bit serius about solving problems.
Looks like the issue still exist. I bought my Dell Studio 15 on 2nd September. I am still not able to register for the Windows 7 upgrade. Did any of you guys get any other clues/directions for registering?
I had the same problem, but I emailed customer services and told them that my service tag wasn't being recognised and they updated their system. After this I was able to register for the win 7 upgrade. Just received it today in the mail!
For months I tried to get my Windows 7 upgrade. Despite being eligible, time and time again I would be told my system tag was invalid. Time and time again I contacted Dell for support, including Dell technicians active on these forums, who asked me for my details and told me my problem would be resolved. I've sent emails to Dell, all of which have been ignored. It is an absolute disgrace that I bought my Dell Inspiron 1545 in July last year while being promised I would get my Windows 7 upgrade when it came out. I bought my laptop on that condition. I've never been able to get this upgrade. Now when I go to register and try again, it tells me registration has closed.
Are Dell really out to shaft their customers? Because from my experience, that much is true.
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I'm not sure where you are in the world but I had a similar experience here in the UK. The Win 7 upgrade program automatically cancelled my order and then followed a series of REALLY annoying emails that all started off with " Good Afternoon. Thank you for contacting Dell Online Customer Service Upgrade for Win7 is a pleasure to have the opportunity to work in the resolution of your case." and then promptly told me that there was nothing I could do.
I finally found the following address uki_customer_complaints@dell.com helpfully posted on another forum and asked them for assistance. They seem to have resolved this (although the software has not actually arrived yet!).
The moral seems to be to go to customer complaints rather than try and do this through the upgrade program direct.
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Posted September 29th, 2009 08:00
my "studio 1555" laptop was shipped 23 august. I get the same message popping up, so I decided to mail dell and the solution according them is to call Dell customer service, wich I haven't tried it yet.
Dell is trying to make it hard for us :D.