It's a powerful device.
That is exactly my approach too. And, like you, I have never had a failed update.
My A52 manual isn't too bad, 164 pages..., covers quite a bit.And I already KNOW the manual (if there even is one), is gonna be junk.
In a place of business, you shouldn't be upgrading your own OS. Reason being, the internal systems might not be configured per se for pushing out updates for Windows 11. Not to mention, your company may have to be in compliance with auditors for a variety of things, and you don't want to end up surprising anyone there.
That's last resort.I dunno... I just DL'd your manual and looked through it.
I don't see anywhere that they explain how to answer the phone or how to hang up.
We don't have an ISO or whatever in our company that we must comply with. We are the ITs since our job is to repair computers among others, so if anything goes wrong I will just have to fix it myself, no problem here. Also my Supervisor was impressed and wanted to upgrade his unsupported computer to Windows 11 as well.
After all this time that My phone feature still doesn't work over BT or WiFI, but it was supposed to be best thing after sliced bread. If you have enough internet on the phone you can send pictures to One Drive and pick them up at home PC.
Or just connect with the charging cable to the computer and transfer data.
That's what I'm doing as other ones don't work although they advertised it as great new feature. For cable connection there's no need for any application, it always worked by just showing phone as storage device, 2 if there's memory card in the phone.
What - I have not seen W7 for years!
There is an underlying assumption in making user manuals - that the user can read properly. Given the state of modern education........Yep... I just saw that, by going to Samsung's site.
All the phones on the Cricket site that take SD cards, say they take SD cards... accept the A53 and A23
Ofc, I'll need to find some monk in the Himalayas to teach me how to use it.
And... how to remove all the bloatware.
I just realized... if I was still young and energetic, I'd start a "User Manual" business.
Decent user manuals are starting to get seriously hard to find.
I'd fly around in my Lear jet on someone else's dime, and go to all these companies that make high tech things, and say stuff like... NO, you need to include all the BIOS settings in that manual, or... Give FULL explanations, all on the same pages, for all those different settings.
And one of my first stops would be at computer case and CPU cooler companies. I'd tell them... NO, you have to make it so when people zoom in on all those pics in your PDF, they are STILL legible.
