This laptop belongs to my cousins son who was crushed when it died on him. My aunt contacted me when Geek Squad gave them an estimate of over $1,100 to repair and asked if there was a way to get it fixed. Unfortunately there is nobody I could find here in central Illinois that does component level repairs like this. So on Monday (11-4-24) this laptop was sent FedEx to NorthridgeFix in California along with the reasonable expedite fee. On Thursday I was emailed conformation they received the laptop and repair had begun. This morning (11-8-24) I was greeted with an email that the repair was complete along with an invoice and easy to follow link to pay online.
I cannot express how grateful I am that NorthridgeFix exists, does these repairs, and was professional and top notch to deal with.
Thank you very much and keep making these great videos.

When Alex says "Let's inject voltage" we get to the exciting part where we can see the hot spot - brilliant.

Great fix again. Best part is the smile when its fixed- "We got it"

Hi Alex, I'm very impressed that you actually do take the time to read your fan's comments. It was me that made that comment about, "It looks something like this" in your previous video and I was pleasantly surprised you mentioned something about that at the beginning of this video and on some level, I felt validated as a human being at that moment. So thank you and keep up the awesome work. Really enjoy the content you put out.

Geek squad is like a clinic and Northridgefix is like the hospital. Turns out the patient needs surgery and now it's recovering better then factory.

i can see you get so much joy from when the laptops turn on after ur fix with ur smile great job my man

I am sitting here with a smile on my face,, you actually read my comment about it looking something like this...I have heard that saying all my life and i always replied like i did to you.. i am 72 now,,, Keep up the good work i really enjoy your videos..

Hello boss i  am watching and learning your repair skill from Africa,Ethiopia .thanks for the repair videos

SUPER ! Loved the OSC story LOL :face-blue-smiling:

Sei il migliore amico,godo nel vedere i tuoi video.

Just live the videos and makes me do more repairs my self 😊

Just saw your channel. Another reason Northridge is great.

nice work as usual!

Excellent work.

Oscilloscopes seem to be useful for repairing vintage computers where stuff is less integrated.  If the processor clock is external, you can observe it.  You can also observe all the individual address and data lines.  I've seen a video where they found a signal for an address or data line that looked way off.  But using an oscilloscope is not so much for newer computers, where the clock generation is on the same chip as the CPU, and most memory accesses are to the internal cache.  You probably don't need to check address or data lines that go to RAM or peripherals on modern computers so much anymore.

Amazing as always thank you so much for the shared knowledge 🙏

Good work

I really appreciate an update on my laptop HP Omen 15

Good job mate 👏

My Asus laptop  just out of warranty  has died too , I live in the Uk and  hoping my brother can fix it (he is an  electronics "wizard") great to see your work and excellent video , thank you