New Members - please post your introductions here

[foxer]

hi

[random4t4x14]

Hello 🤗

[shamim ahmad]

hello

[max meier]

Hi there, glad to be here

I have learned to repair Radio and TV Sets in the early 80's (German Name for this Education: Radio und Fernsehtechniker) then i switched to Office Machines and now i am repairing Kitchen Mashines, like Coffe Mashines, Grills, Mikrowave Ovens and so on

[Leviathanmac]

Hi all,
Hoping to learn from all on this sight, engineer for a while, I'm 57y old, golf course agricultural and horticultural machines and tractors have been my life, this is something for myself, hoping to study for a network engineer degree through Open University, just because.

Anyway enough guff from me and looking forward to some learning.

Cheers

[mkolonga]

Originally Posted by petabyte

As this is a brand new forum, I thought I'd open up a thread to encourage new members to introduce themselves a bit.. now hey.. let's not get too personal.. ok ?

And if you wouldn't mind to keep this thread "clean" let's try to keep the the chitchat (i.e. even the welcome to the board replies) to a minimum or this thread may get to 100 pages fast

So I'll start things off :

My name is petabyte and I'm a forum junkie. :oops: I've been off the wagon for a number of years and countless times I've tried to stop but it's useless.. I need to feed my learning addiction.. :!:

Now just a bit about me.. I'm a fairly secretive guy in terms of privacy on the net.. especially when the things you write are visable to anyone with a net connection. But I love to share the info and knowledge I have, so that's why I'm here, to share and learn.

my formal education is that of an electronic engineer and I held a field service position with a firm for over 20 years.. that job is gone now along with company car and laptop <cry> oh well..
So needless to say (but i will) I've always tinkered with things.. yes, a hacker.. (too bad that term lost it's orignal meaning) a hardware hacker mostly.. hacking fixes in whatever I find that breaks.. (except for cars, I have friends for that) I got started a little late into the computers, my first box was an ibm pc-xt with a whopping 10meg HD,blazing fast 4.66mhz 8086 processor, 640k mem running dos 3.3.. man was I cool back then.. :roll: nevermind..

so these days, I'm forced to be a software guy as well.. as I fix pc's for friends and that usually means cleaning virus/trojan/adware and reinstalling OS's.. yeah hardware breaks but not that often :cry: so as a result, I keep up on my software knowledge by visting a few security forums.. and trolling around a few hardware forums as well.

now I found this place from a thread at motherboards.org/forums
where I've been hanging out lately.. it's a nice friendly place with some pretty smart people.. mostly, of course, it's about mobo's.. So this person mentioned badcaps.net and I recalled reading articles a year or so ago about the faulty caps and was curious as to what you guys were up to.. and I said "w00t.. they have a forum"..

and so now.. you're stuck with me :P

so what's your story ? come on.. give it up..

Thank you very much. I am very please to join this powerful forum which will really help me to fix most laptop mother board and any related motherboard of electronic.

I am Mason Kolonga I had been working as an IT Freelancer for a decade now. I specialize in Hardware installation and Software programing. I am glad to learn plenty things from this forum now and beyond. God bless the founder and all member around the world.

[tigresjc80]

Hello to everyone from Mexico.

I am new to this forum and I started because I failed to upgrade a BIOS of an Intel MoBo because I did not read the PDFs jejeje so I need to reflash the BIOS of an Intel DH67BL so I can install a Core i7 3770K and use it to VMware ESxi server.

Somone posts the correct process to do it and I am waiting the programmer to arrive so I can try it.

Wish me luck.

[Sorrow1]

Hi everybody. I'm from the Czech Republic and computers are my hobby since I was 15. But only now, after 35 years, I bought some gear and started to learn repairing them.

[psinh99]

Hello everyone.
I found this forum very helpful and I learned a lot from it.

[nerdmafia]

Greetings!
I've worked for companies and myself as 'IT Guy' for most of my life. I got my first soldering iron ~20 years ago. It was all fun and games until Surface Mount technology emerged and I just threw in the towel. Well I am now once again trying to grow a laptop/phone/audio equipment repair and buy/sell business. It's time I learn how to breath life back into these mysterious copper clad creatures!
Much love from Boston, USA!

[etnkcxs]

Hello everybody!
I found the forum and I really liked the content, I'm passionate about computers and their respective challenges.

I think the forum would help me with several questions where I will learn a lot!

[Ct12]

Hi all, finally found a decent forum for electronics info.

[korkot]

Hello. My name is Yakov. I work in repair electronic equipment. I just found out about the forum. Decided to participate in his work.

[Moncefk]

hello

[giorgioneHD]

Hello, hello!

I'm a young Electronics Engineer from Italy currently still studying; parallel to my academic career, I like to investigate electronics, computers and some stuff about telecommunications by myself!

[Miiuser]

Hello

I am trying to learn on how to modify bios.

[wankio]

hello

[12manux]

hello from romania

[1crow1]

hello

[ihatepwm]

Hello, a game developer and EEE student here. I have lot of knowledge in soldering and robotics.