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Hello,

I need to find a reputable repair shop for my Acer laptops, (one that
provides a warranty). I currently have two nearly identical Acer
notebooks, both are functioning somewhat. They need minor repairs.

Unfortunately, one of my notebooks PCMIA module failed, what I want to
do is either replace the PCMIA module or transfer the PCMIA module
from the other notebook.

Anyone know a reputable shop that can do this for me.

Thanks in advance.

Homer J.

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Why not contact Acer and find an authorized repair shop located near you in
TO?

"Homer J." <homersimpson2@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:5abd563.0411261706.699f62f7@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
>
> I need to find a reputable repair shop for my Acer laptops, (one that
> provides a warranty). I currently have two nearly identical Acer
> notebooks, both are functioning somewhat. They need minor repairs.
>
> Unfortunately, one of my notebooks PCMIA module failed, what I want to
> do is either replace the PCMIA module or transfer the PCMIA module
> from the other notebook.
>
> Anyone know a reputable shop that can do this for me.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Homer J.

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"Dan" <mikedan*nospam*@videotron.ca> wrote in
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> Why not contact Acer and find an authorized repair shop located near
> you in TO?

especially since they have a 24hr turnaround guarantee for your laptop
under warranty, AFAIK.

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Homer J. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I need to find a reputable repair shop for my Acer laptops, (one that
> provides a warranty). I currently have two nearly identical Acer
> notebooks, both are functioning somewhat. They need minor repairs.
>
> Unfortunately, one of my notebooks PCMIA module failed, what I want to
> do is either replace the PCMIA module or transfer the PCMIA module
> from the other notebook.
>
> Anyone know a reputable shop that can do this for me.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Homer J.

Last time I was in Canada, Circuit City had a walk in repair service.
The one I went to had very competent service guys and reasonable prices.

Good luck, jimbo

Reply to Jimbo

Hey

I've actually found big stores like Best Buy and Future Shop to be quite slow and expensive when it comes to hardware repairs. They are used to people just thinking they have a virus.
For hardware repairs you should try a smaller business in the area. At my job in Toronto, we use GearForTech. They're really fast and inexpensive for hardware repairs like cracked LCDs or dropped laptops (which happen a lot in my line of work). They're in Oakville and Etobicoke.
Try www.GearForTech.com or...I'll find the number...(416) 840-7674

cheers
Drew

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Reply to Alex Shavel

I know about computer star. A very good onsite service. there website is http://www.computerstar.ca/

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