Professional computer installation
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weberdarren97
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The mandatory spiel that I'm sure you'll skip and not read at all: I recommend that you build the PC yourself. If you learn how to do it yourself and are sure about how to do it (there's a lot of help available online), then the confidence of knowing it's done right comes with doing it yourself. Also, you don't have to pay someone else to do it for you. For me, building my first PC was more of a learning experience than anything else.
Thanks to advancements in technology as well as newer standards being so well accepted by manufacturers, it's pretty easy nowadays. Everything pretty much just fits together and that's that. It's actually so simple that I commonly refer to it as LEGOs for big boys.
Okay, now to answer your question. Are there any local computer shops that have a good reputation with their customers for doing good work? Please don't ask the staff that question... They're going to tell you that they do excellent work even if they do terrible work. Try to find people that have used their services and ask them how they felt about the service they received (or find reviews online if you can).
Thanks to advancements in technology as well as newer standards being so well accepted by manufacturers, it's pretty easy nowadays. Everything pretty much just fits together and that's that. It's actually so simple that I commonly refer to it as LEGOs for big boys.
Okay, now to answer your question. Are there any local computer shops that have a good reputation with their customers for doing good work? Please don't ask the staff that question... They're going to tell you that they do excellent work even if they do terrible work. Try to find people that have used their services and ask them how they felt about the service they received (or find reviews online if you can).
weberdarren97
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What happened?
Did it just not turn on? Often times this is something simple that doesn't require paying someone else to do it for you.
weberdarren97
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Probably something simple.
If you have a graphics card installed, did you plug the screen into the card or the motherboard?
If you have a Clear CMOS jumper on the motherboard, is it set to Clear or Boot?
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