- Joined
- Sep 7, 2013
Hey guys!
So as it seems, my dad has a laptop with a "broken motherboard" heading my way.
Not sure what make or anything really, I just know I should have one headed my way soon.
One of his co-worker's daughter had a laptop, and now it won't work and here friends said the "motherboard died".
I'm skeptical about the mobo actually being dead, but if it is, how hard is it to replace a mobo in a laptop?
I'm wondering if it's worth repairing if it really is a dead mobo.
(I'm praying it's not an apple laptop, if so, straight to the garbage dump it goes)
So as it seems, my dad has a laptop with a "broken motherboard" heading my way.
Not sure what make or anything really, I just know I should have one headed my way soon.
One of his co-worker's daughter had a laptop, and now it won't work and here friends said the "motherboard died".
I'm skeptical about the mobo actually being dead, but if it is, how hard is it to replace a mobo in a laptop?
I'm wondering if it's worth repairing if it really is a dead mobo.
(I'm praying it's not an apple laptop, if so, straight to the garbage dump it goes)