All in One Computer Services, LLC

Most unlucky minor soda spill covers and shorts half of this itty bitty PWM IC with corn syrup causing boot failure. You can see the puddle in the before image covering those pins. After cleanup; All systems go!

Component repair is my secret passion—a zen-like escape from my day job. While most shops push pricey board replacements, I dive in to fix what others won’t, especially for rare gear with no parts left in the wild. Take this laptop: a shorted MOSFET at the gate’s killing the battery charge. For $120, it’s not worth it to the customer, but if they’d greenlight it, I’d swap that sucker out in a heartbeat—two weeks’ wait for the part notwithstanding—and juice it back to life. My hobby, their win.

PS 5 HDMI Port Replacement - $90 + tax
Previous attempts to repair not accepted

Looking for broken/failed graphics cards

Accepting old computers/laptops with hard drives that are no longer needed. Collecting parts.