19 March 2010 18:03 GMT / By Ben Crompton
To many people computers are a mystery. It’s a good job that the more IT literate amongst you are around to help friends and family with home computer issues. Despite the smiling countenance and stiff upper lip of the technology bod every now and then a situation arises that is so odd, confusing or downright funny that it must be shared.
So Pocket-lint has teamed up with Microsoft website Where's the any key, where people can share their funny/silly/odd IT home-help stories, in order to salute these unsung heroes. At the end of the month of March we'll take what we believe to be the funniest story and reward its originator with a hefty dose of Microsoft and Pocket-lint love, which rather than being a big kiss and a hug takes the form of a smart new HP mini 311 netbook and £100 of vouchers to spend on accessories.
All you need to do is enter your humorous anecdote in the comments box below or if you're feeling particularly concise you can tell us all about it via the Twitter hashtag #wtak. So cast your mind back and get writing to be in with a chance of winning this top notch prize.
THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED.



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