New Members - please post your introductions here

[Minuscoli]

Olá, Podem me chamar de Minuscoli Trabalho com assistência técnica, me formei em técnico em eletrônica Pela Escola Técnica Parobé dês de então trabalho com computadores notebooks e celulares geralmente preciso de esquemas elétricos e boardvIew que esta cada dia mais complicado de se obter.

[bdubstech]

I'm a tech repair technician working towards a higher education in IT. I'm getting deep into motherboard repair and hope this forum can provide me with a deeper knowledge of the the craft.

[makszimilien]

Hello Everyone, my name is makszimilien. I work as an electrical design engineer, and in my free time, I enjoy developing small embedded systems, automating tasks, and tinkering with Linux-based setups. I am here, because I am trying to do something completely new to me, flashing new firmware to a BIOS chip.

[Florian Varin]

Hello a word from france im begginer and i try to fix a lenovo laptop

[tleuchte]

Hey guys, I am a technician from Germany and this forum has helped me a lot, thanks for everything. Keep up the good work.

[norby24]

Hi guys, I fount this massive information database and decided to join your lovely forums. I found this place when I was searching for bios files for a laptop what i got for test's.

Hope to have some fun here as well as learn more about computer electronics and sharpen my electronics skills.

[bossmann]

Hello everyone. Longtime lurker with an interest in electronics repair. Hoping to learn from the community.

[Vítek Kožíšek]

Yo hello, I would say I'm just a random guy passing by Xd I love digging inside computers overall, but actually studying economics :,(

[Danielhdd]

Hi, I'm Daniel from Spain. I'm passionate about electronics and IT—I love diving into circuits, coding, and understanding how tech works from the inside out. Always curious, I enjoy learning, tinkering, and sharing ideas with fellow enthusiasts

[milojko]

hello im milojko from rijeka croatia :P

[Mahrovy]

IT worker and hardware enthusiast. Nothing special. Willing to help if I can

[deleted]

Hi Guys whats up im new here thanks admin for accepting a noob like me but in gona make my knowledge as i know please don judge me
i am a tech in my nation in my house im just kinda old i like electronics im listening to all mentors and masters humble down to earth

[RedsTech14]

Just a newbie trying to get some tips on a GPU repair 😅

[alro7779]

Hi, there!
My name is Alex, I'm from Chile and I've been living in Mexico since 2011. I'm a passionate about technology and Computer Science, and I'm also learning Electronics. Been doing some basic computer repairs as a way of making extra money, since my full-time job as an Electrician gives me the essential for living. I hope here I can learn more from the experienced people, and I'd be glad to share what I know as well. Cheers!

[De Melor Infotainment]

Hello everyone please I introduce my self... I'm Wawan from indonesia... I hope everyone undestand... My english is bad...🙏

[tete91gogu]

I'm tete91gogu, just joined the forum and wanted to say hi. I've been reading around for a bit and finally decided to join in.

I'm here to learn more about BIOS recovery, hardware-level repairs, and firmware flashing. Tools like the CH341A and SOIC8 clip have recently caught my attention, and I'm looking forward to understanding them better and getting hands-on.

If there are any must-read threads for beginners or essential resources, feel free to point me in the right direction.

Thanks, and see you around! 🔧

[opesports]

Hello my name is chandan

[opesports]

Hello my name is Chandan I'm from India I'm learning laptop Chip Level Repair

[opesports]

Welcome to my world bros

[Saydi Alghifari]

Hello!

Just noticed this original “introduction” forum. I find it nice to know other members better, so let's introduce myself too. But first I want to mention my old computer junk hanging out somewhere in the house. My first computer was a Philips P2000. This was a robust reliable machine and my exemplar was a limited edition with 512 Kb memory (64 was standard). I tried some assembler programming and that was YUK! I agree 100% with Topcat if it is about machine code or 3GL programming languages. My second computer was a Philips MSX-II. Played with Turbo Pascal, Basic, but still YUK… Switched from XT to Pentium 60 MHz, PIII 500 MHz and my actual computer a HP Pavilion t370. This computer is the only one so far that broke down (4 months), so I ended up here!
Programming was YUK, I found computers boring, so I got a Masters Degree in Biochemistry/Molecular Biology, but no (paid) work available in Europe. I work nowadays as Oracle Software Engineer and that is NOT YUK! I enjoy my work as long I have regularly contact with customers and 4GL Case Tools are much nicer than 3GL tools. So, I know a lot about databases, learned a lot about viruses and have quite much knowledge about Sun Solaris and Windows.
I enjoy driving (2,5 hours/day), hanging out with friends, searching and consuming good wines and travelling. I'm 34 years old, living in the South of Holland, as far ‘South' bears any meaning in this small country, and I'm married with a Romanian. I hope too that this forum will be a success and I'll try to contribute.

Greeting,