10 Aug 2018, 02:10 AM
Hi guys, Doing a bit of research here and there. For those of you who have gone to those neighborhood or Sim Lim repair service centers, how much were the repair fees usually and severity of the issue? Excluding hardware
10 Aug 2018, 02:10 AM
10 Aug 2018, 02:10 AM
RyanCMH wrote: Hi guys, Doing a bit of research here and there. For those of you who have gone to those neighborhood or Sim Lim repair service centers, how much were the repair fees usually and severity of the issue? Excluding hardware
10 Aug 2018, 02:11 AM
diy if software give u problem. uninstall should fix the problem.. if cannot, then format it - problem solve my file, i keep in 2nd hd rather than main hd so when i need to format, also easy. hardware - change part. the only i duno how to fix is laptop. get part also ma fan.
10 Aug 2018, 02:12 AM
harky wrote: diy if software give u problem. uninstall should fix the problem.. if cannot, then format it - problem solve my file, i keep in 2nd hd rather than main hd so when i need to format, also easy. hardware - change part. the only i duno how to fix is laptop. get part also ma fan. DIY is not for everyone Had a friend who DIYed a windows update and ended up reinstalling windows Happened 2 days before Iras Deadline Accounts stuff all in his computer So a simply DIY cost him $xxxx with lots of nagging and sleepless nights Each person specialises in something Sometimes, it is worth more to pay someone to do the work than to do it yourself. Otherwise, all of us can DIY reno our house ( Drilling holes in Kitchen Ceramic Tiles is a PITA... ) while we balance our day job as well.
10 Aug 2018, 02:12 AM
tmfwy wrote: Drilling holes in Kitchen Ceramic Tiles is a PITA... Titanium drill bits The hard part is the glaze coating.
10 Aug 2018, 02:13 AM
Koenig168 wrote: Titanium drill bits The hard part is the glaze coating. That is easy Small bit primer then large bit The hard part is if you " OOPS " the tile cracks.
10 Aug 2018, 02:13 AM
If the stuff is important. Give other ppl do safe meh? tmfwy wrote: DIY is not for everyone Had a friend who DIYed a windows update and ended up reinstalling windows Happened 2 days before Iras Deadline Accounts stuff all in his computer So a simply DIY cost him $xxxx with lots of nagging and sleepless nights Each person specialises in something Sometimes, it is worth more to pay someone to do the work than to do it yourself. Otherwise, all of us can DIY reno our house ( Drilling holes in Kitchen Ceramic Tiles is a PITA... ) while we balance our day job as well.
10 Aug 2018, 02:14 AM
That's why we need a supply of workers whose time are worth less. That's why in first world countries it's usually students in McDonald's and mowing lawns part time. And that's why we need a society where even students have the capability to do these things. Singapore has failed and now rely on imported labor which has negative societal impact as we can see. harky wrote: If the stuff is important. Give other ppl do safe meh? Looking at the standard repairman, no.