New Members - please post your introductions here

[brenassi]

Hi
I go by Brenassi
I'm from New Zealand, I have some qualifications in the IT field however,
I no longer work in that industry and I'm feeling very rusty.
I hoping to figure out how to the remove the BIOS passwords on some hp elite books

[seanthesheep3]

Hi, I'm shawn. Looking to learn more about Macbook repair

[Hydrolics123]

Hi All, my real name is Haidhur and I'm always been interested in IT,

I'm currently working as a first line engineer.

While it's not what I really what I want, it's a start.

I've always been interested in the networking industry and working out in the field.

As a side hustle I'm also buying faulty laptops and repairing them so I can then sell them to gain profit.

[dragonwyatt]

Hello everyone, my handle is dragonwyatt, and I appreciate the opportunity to research all kinds of failures.

[chocouy]

hi I am here to learn and in the future teach. i am starting a new journey with my life and would love to be part of this awesome community.

[JaponicaNight]

I'm here trying to find an affordable fix for my poor LG 34UC87M-BD.AUSLAY monitor.

[brian5038]

I am a dusty old timer that started off with Heathkit projects and then moved up to fabricating my own PCBs for S-100 bus 8080A computer. Tinkered with 8 inch Shugart drives and CPM on floppy disks, and acoustic 2400bps modems. Been in the working with or on computers from high school on.. First real PC was IBM serial number 0009, running IBM Basic on two 5 inch floppy drives. Dove into the deeper stuff hidden in machine code, and BIOS... neat little hooks to be found and shortcuts into the system for company projects. Yes, I've worked on mainframe computers, mostly IBM, coded COBOL, FORTRAN, and other cryptic languages. Also coded drivers for rugged laptop computers, created self-install packages, built test fixtures for hardware, and worked with SNA/SDLC communication interfaces. Recently started playing around with hooks into automotive control systems, they are a pain to peel back the layers, but it is interesting how cars are networked internally. I am always trying discovering how to use computers better, or make them faster with upgrades. I am trying to learn some of the newer languages, but I mostly repair laptops for friends, clean out virus or Trojans...unless the wife has a "honey-do" project that requires my attention... :-)

[rapis94]

Hi I'm new, and i see that you have a lot of interesting information.

[siamgreenfile]

Hi
I go by Brenassi
I'm from New Zealand, I have some qualifications in the IT field however,
I no longer work in that industry and I'm feeling very rusty.
I hoping to figure out how to the remove the BIOS passwords on some hp elite books

[DimiPetri]

Hi from Athens Greece,
I have some qualifications in NAVY platforms.
I have just decided to join your lovely forums when I was searching for capacitors troubleshooting guides.
Hope to have some fun here as well as learn more about electronics and sharpen my electronics skills.
Thanks for accepting.

[warren.kuo]

Hello! I'm a hardware engineer based in Taiwan, specializing in the field of artificial intelligence. Currently, I work at Kneron, where my role involves engineering tasks related to AI hardware development. I'm passionate about creating and designing hardware solutions for artificial intelligence. If you have any questions or inquiries related to AI or hardware, feel free to ask!

[Venum06]

Hi! to all GARY GARCIA from manila 42 yrs old i have 4 kids i want to educate electronics and learn more!
God Bless us All!

[Lucanoamaro]

Hi all! 😉

[Electronics repairer]

Hello everyone! looking forward to learning more!

[Britishlad]

Howdy,

I am BritishLad, as my name suggests I am from the UK, I am a IT tech at a large Firm. Stumbled across the forum when looking for Macbook Schematics.

Hoping this holds all the information I need

Thanks all.
BL

[CAD-Pig]

Hello

New member. 64 year old with a BSc in Electronics.

Love to tinker with old stuff, currently working in the aerospace industry

Bit of hardware design, bit of software. Build my own PC.

[cornholio]

Hi there! New member from Spain here. Embedded engineer interested in bios flashing. Awesome forum and awesome work!!

[muhuruu]

Hey guys, my name is Janek. I'm 27. I don't have any electronic degree, I just like to repair stuff, it gives me much pride that a once broken item can still be of use.

[christmac]

Hi guys! Christian, 74 years old, Belgium, I am a professional electrician and IT specialist. I've been repairing Macs and PCs for 25 years, and my nephew (computer programmer) told me about your excellent site, so I signed up. I know that I will discover many things thanks to you, and I hope that one day I will be able to modestly help you in turn! Congratulations on your contributions everyone!

[Lapizman]

Hi guys! I´m Edgar, 33 years old from Mexico. I've been repairing cell phones and computers since 2005 if I can help you with something just let me know