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  • hakumana
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    Hello, nice to meet you all. I want to solve the bricking issue with my Marshall Stanmore II

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  • klausman
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    Hi! Professional computer botherer and hobbyist electronics repairer here, mostly hifi amps from 1975-2000.

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  • RIM13
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    Originally posted by rex98

    use this flash directly. give feedback.
    Добрый день. Рад учавствовать в обсуждениях и ремонтах).

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  • bpapegay
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    Hello everyone, i'm a computer science teacher in France and i'd like to learn more about laptop repairing.

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  • Tuxtaker
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    Hello everyone,
    I am a multimedia repairer in France and I like technology

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  • Hryskn
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    Hello new here. Wanting info on how to fox things myself. Thank you for your info and experience.

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  • bios guy 3480
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    hello

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  • LTBadcaps
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    Hello,
    Many Thanks and appreciation for the guides available. They were extremely helpful.

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  • oscar_m
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    Bom dia, espero poder contribuir muito por aqui neste forum.

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  • lopej91293
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    hey yall,

    ive been tinkering with computers for quite a while, actually have been on xda since like 2008 playing with mobiles. just got a thinkpad and seems like you all know what youre doing. glad to be here!

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  • Grantelb4rt
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    Hi, Andreas here!
    I have Always liked repairing stuff and I am looking forward to learning new Things!

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  • mycoolusernamewithminit
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    hi
    i like fixing stuff, or semi breaking them into more interesting stuff

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  • sieiisnincifoe
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    Hello everyone,

    I'm a new member and a passionate about electronic repair and hardware diagnostics. I'm looking to learn about laptop motherboards and BIOS power supplies. Thank you for the community!

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  • Oscar@lejandro81
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    Buenas a todos me dedico a la electrónica en general desde el año 2003, desde 2017 me he inclinado mas a reparar Laptops es algo que me apasiona e intento mejorar día a día aunque es difícil vivir de esto por lo menos en mi país. Me aleje de los foros desde que Dtforum nos estafo pidiendonos dinero para salvar el foro y luego desapareció sin dejar rastros. Espero poder colaborar en lo que pueda de lo que esté a mi alcance.

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  • weisian
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    Hello, new user from Australia taking up repairing and learning this side of the world as a hobby!

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  • clnbr
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    Hello from Australia,

    I've come across your forum looking for board views and I'm pleasantly surprised that there's an active community of people helping each other with hardware repair. I'm interested in tinkering with, repairing and reverse engineering consumer hardware. I hope to be able to contribute!

    Cheers,
    Calin

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  • randibel
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    Hey guys, what's up! Just dropping by to introduce myself.

    I'm writing from Spain and I love tinkering with broken hardware. I'm not a pro by any means—I have a multimeter, an oscilloscope, and I know my way around a soldering iron for basic stuff, but advanced micro-soldering or BGA is still a bit out of my league right now, haha.

    I actually found this forum because I'm jumping into a fun/crazy project: I'm trying to revive an ASRock RX 6800 XT Phantom Gaming. The previous owner told me it died from a spark when plugging in the HDMI cable. I'm a good guy, so I actually told him to test the DisplayPort first before selling it to me as junk so he wouldn't lose money, lol. But it looks like it's dead, so I'm taking the risk!

    I was looking for boardviews and realized the exact ASRock one is super hard to find, so I'm planning to use an Asus RX 6800 XT one as a reference to track down the blown 5V fuse or ESD chip. That search led me straight to Badcaps.

    Anyway, it looks like this is the holy grail for electronics repair. I'm really glad to be here and I'm hoping to learn a lot from you all.

    Cheers!

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  • LeftMan24
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    Hello

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  • tumbler_
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    Hello, i'm titibool, i'm a computer old timer, so i guess i just wanna know how to keep up, i hope to find some helpful info here, thanx!

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  • Vet.50CaL
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    Hello Community, Marine Corps Vet here. (oohraH)
    i'm obviously new to the community and new to programming and unlocking.
    i love to help out and learn while i do it.
    looking forward to learning how to convert chromeOS to windows.

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