New Members - please post your introductions here

[Ningthemcha]

Hi,

I am Rajkumar Singh. Married and 1 naughty son. I am 44 year old.

Did many professional IT certifications and 18 years experience in Electronics, Communications & IT.

Currently been working about 12 years in Aviation IT globally.

I m an Indian, by the way.
Obsessed with VFX and did many priceless works restoring old photos and videos.

Taught many young professionals to tackle corporate Giants IT troubleshooting like SDWAN, Routers, Switch management, Domain Controller Servers etc.
Setting up Corporate branch offices for IT implementations are my expertise.

Well, this is my brief introduction.
Thank you.

[cmtronics]

Okay, here I am reporting... I'm setting up a repair shop after working with microelectronics. Greetings to everyone, eager to learn and share knowledge... Good day.

[Milos Kostic]

Greetings from Serbia!

[SooWh4t]

Hi!
Im soowht, a comp engineering student in the works.
Just happy to be here for the very specialized skillset this forum seems to have 😅

[PunyYup]

Hi I'm just trying to get into repairing electronics

[BobbyMJ]

Hi, wanting to learn how to repair electronics.

[djpaesgana]

HI my name is pablo i studied basic electronics and im still learning i dont specialize in something i do basic repairings in power supplies,audio, pc, video, and i want to learn more

[Abe Sherman]

Alright, here goes nothing.

I'm an IT guy, and one of my responsibilities is testing devices. I run a ton of testing scripts that I've created, etc. I'm mainly here because I came across something strange with the Microsoft Surface Pro 4. When I researched the issue, I found that Microsoft released a firmware update that breaks all future firmware updates—and there's nothing you can do about it.

The problem is that this update disables the touch functionality. Any device affected by it becomes unusable in that regard. Microsoft has apparently fixed the issue in newer updates, but I have about 80 Surface Pro 4 units that I had to set aside, and I've never been able to do anything with them.

I'm coming to BadCaps to see if anyone here can help revisit this issue. Heck, I'd even give away a Pro 4 unit if someone could finally figure out how to fix this.

My next move will be to wait the hour and write a more detailed post about everything I've discovered about this issue, hoping there's a way to repair all of them.

I've already tried using the flash tool in the past, but I don't fully understand how it works—and I'm sure I messed something up. I'd really like to know if this issue is tied to the serial number or if the fix can be applied in bulk.

Cheers.

[Ryudo311]

Hello, my name is Brian. I came across this forum when looking for help with my HP laptop. I do love to repair things electronics, appliances, vehicles, ect. I am looking forward to learning things on here and sharing my knowledge. Thank you for having me.