Beginner's guidelines

[goliat17120]

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Merci piernov pour toutes ces précisions ! Je vais faire de mon mieux !

longue vie au forum

Thank you piernov for all these details! I will do my best !

long live the forum

[Glishaso]

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Thanks alot! Very useful information already did know some of them but some didn't Respect!
I Hope i will become good motherboard repairman for life <3

[TlanAuring]

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Boost to show I read this and I’m a 2’er, been doing it since I was 10 on windows 3.1 and dozens of old dell latitudes. Here’s to hoping it lets me send some DMs and start threads. Thanks for all your wisdom!

[eye_c]

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thanks, good intro

[Boxino]

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thanks the information is very helpful does anyone have any notes or books they would recommend to understand the laptop motherboard repair.

[G33RT]

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Thanks

[EVAN STUARTS]

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thanks great ideas

[imtmiissa]

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thanks

[hofer]

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bonjour bravo pour votre message ,vous êtes un grand de la réparation , merci pour cette diffusion a bientôt

hello congratulations for your message, you are a great repairer, thank you for this broadcast see you soon
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[Dana24]

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thankyou

[Tonyo66]

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Thank you

[SimsonS53]

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Thank you very much for compiling these basic rules of troubleshooting,
it is very much appreciated.

[dnytwaryors]

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Super Helpful thank you

[icarosan]

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perfect

[adhiea7x]

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Vey Nice, so helpfull

[NCPU]

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This was very helpful. Great to review as well. Thanks for posting!!!!

[Alexgreis]

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I am very grateful for the explanations. Thank you very much.

[blzblz]

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very good information

[brodito1]

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thanks

[SuperJames]

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"2.5. Never randomly replace components"

Randomly replace components. In the Auto repair industry we call this parts cannoning, firing random parts at the problem hoping it goes away. Not very professional to do.