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[zvvvpnrsa]

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Hello everyone, I'm new, I was looking for a service manual for the TV Power Board, Google brought me here, I think I'll like it here

[Albert-Kreis]

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Hello from Germany
I look forward to a lively and informative exchange

[newtechco]

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Hey Guys.

Not new to this but new to forum. First post. Im stoked.

[knoxster]

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Hello:

Random Canadian with a password locked bios, and I'm here to see be about unpassword locking that. Which one? Tut tut, this isn't the forum, thread or even right general area for such details, we're only getting to know each other that is way too personal.

Yippy Kai-eh?

[Dkgti78]

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New member here

Hello to the community

[Laptix]

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Hello for everyone
I'm Thomas from Poland.
I've been repairing laptops for 7 years and I'm still learning.
Regards

[Anatolie]

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Hello to all!
I'm not a PC specialist, but for many years (a lot)) ) i'm fond of PC. I hope to get here information i need, as well as to provide others with my modest knowledge)

[jmi66]

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Hi from Belgium,

I'm here to learning and help if I can

Regards

[Toncino]

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Hi all, trying to update an old Laptop BIOS, I spotted this site and I'm willing to learn!

[Gecko-EC]

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Hi to Everyone. I am new to the the Bios game but not Pc's. Hope to help and possibly get some too.

[UxorialCross]

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Hi all. I'm not very versed in forums, but I'm trying to get into board level repairs as a hobby and figured this would be an amazing place for resources and tips.

I started building computers at 6 with my late Grandfather (who happens to be a massive influence on where I am now). I've since taken over his workshop, and have been working with microprocessors and fixing computers for people in my area as a hobby.

I am currently employed as a cellphone Repair Technician, and I am hoping to further my career into electronics, but till then I would love to hone my skills with hobbies and new techniques.

[babos007]

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Hi!

[juli742]

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Hello, I'm new here. Thanks for the reception.

[marlin297]

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hi everyone new member looking for guidance on board repairs

[donhathcock]

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Trying to figure this site out. Hello everyone!

[angelof78]

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Hi,
New to the forum no background in this sort of thing just interests me as a hobby, looking forward to reading and learning from you guys!

[testrig2]

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hi girls

[PixelFix]

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Hello friends! Here to gather resources to better help our customers with repairs! Thanks for the great site!

[maxmacstn]

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Hi everybody, I just found this site and it seems to be a very informative place and everyone seems to be very generous.

[kerberos137]

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Hey everyone!
Gaming since the mid 90s. Started taking things apart and putting them back together around the same time. Build and set up computers for family and friends. Enjoy working with my hands and fixing things around the house. Build my own furniture, remodel my own home, do my own car maintenance, etc...

Working on a TV currently. I usually like the process and learning how to work on new, different things, but this time it's just been frustrating and not a whole lot of actual learning. Info feels scarce to the public and many suggestions for workarounds, but not actually diagnosing or fixing the problem. Presumably because it involves equipment that few have, but still. Anyway...lets get started.