Repairing Of Your Defective Material

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sri_k said:
hi amarbir,i have old P3 intel mobo whose BIOS seems to be giving problems.Earler i thought it was CMOS battery due to which settings were not saved...when i changed the battery it refuses to save the settings&loads the default settings..what do u think..is it bios problem or sum shorting problem?
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Well ,

There is a switching section of the motherboard,The Purpose Of That is That it switches the board from smps supply to cell supply ,Might Be that section is gone .If i could have the board then i would be in a better position to guide you
 
sri_rng said:
Hi,

I have a Transcend T840 MP3 player whose audio jack is not working. It has lost it's solder and I dunno to which track I should connect it to. Can you repair it? Or atleast recommend someone who can do it? I will post pics if you want.
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Yes Do That .
 
My mobo is mercury PI865D7 & its has problem in SATA port I just want 2 tell you can you repair that???????????????
Replay Budy~!
 
I have an Rosewill AGP video card - GF 6600, 256 MB RAM. Its working erratically. I suspect corrupt memory, can this be repaired ?
 
Amarbir,

My old compaq laptop has developed issues with its LCD. There appears to be a lot of vertical lines all over the lcd display. This laptop when connected to an external lcd/monitor displays without any of these lines. So, I'm guessing its more of a hardware issue than drivers/adapters.

Here's a photograph of how it looks:

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What do you think about it? How much do ya think would it cost approximately to get this fixed or does it need an lcd replacement? Its a Compaq Presario M2013AP laptop, would you have the spares?

CC
 
coolcowboy said:
Amarbir,

My old compaq laptop has developed issues with its LCD. There appears to be a lot of vertical lines all over the lcd display. This laptop when connected to an external lcd/monitor displays without any of these lines. So, I'm guessing its more of a hardware issue than drivers/adapters.

Here's a photograph of how it looks:

2916958116_13e2bb5d1c.jpg


What do you think about it? How much do ya think would it cost approximately to get this fixed or does it need an lcd replacement? Its a Compaq Presario M2013AP laptop, would you have the spares?

CC
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Hi ,

LCD Inside The Top Frame Required Replacement .Driver Section Gone .
 
Sir,
My friend has a DFI X48 DK-T2RS motherboard.
Was updating the BIOS and Reliance Energy screwed up- no boot ever since. :(
Can you please revive the board for him? :)
 
BIKeINSTEIN said:
Sir,

My friend has a DFI X48 DK-T2RS motherboard.

Was updating the BIOS and Reliance Energy screwed up- no boot ever since. :(

Can you please revive the board for him? :)
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Sir ,

You Can Buy My Service And I Will Do The Same ,Will PM You The Details From Home
 
Do you repair physically damaged Hard Drives ? I mean stuff like header touching the platter, replacing burnt chips, PCBs or motors ? Data recovery is not needed.It's a new SATA II HDD.
 
Winter said:
Do you repair physically damaged Hard Drives ? I mean stuff like header touching the platter, replacing burnt chips, PCBs or motors ? Data recovery is not needed.It's a new SATA II HDD.
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Yes ,

I Do That All .
 
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