10% Off Computer Repairs Augusta GA

10% Off Computer Repairs Augusta GA

Lightspeeds Computer Repair Service Augusta GA
Located in Evans

Laptop, Desktop Computer Repairs. iPad Screen Repair

Offer Expires 2-15-13
(No other discounts apply)
 

Laptop PC Computer Repair Evans Augusta GA – Lightspeeds PC

Lightspeeds Laptop Computer Repair Evans Augusta GA reasonable, quality, honest computer repair is located in Evans Augusta GA. Specializing in laptop hardware repairs – laptop dc power jack repair, laptop lcd screen repair & replacement, laptop keyboard replacement, overheat cooling repair & modification. Computer virus removal, computer upgrades, computer performance optimization, ipad screen replacement, troubleshooting, diagnostics and repair.

December Computer Service Specials, Coupons & Discounts listed here.

 
 

Laptop Computer Repair Augusta GA – Repair Service Specials

$10.00 OFF Laptop Internal Cleaning & Cooling Modification!

• Complete laptop disassembly
• Complete internal component cleaning – fan, system board, heatsink
• Heatsink exhaust cleaned
• Fan assembly disassembled, cleaned & oiled
• Old factory thermal paste or pad removed
• Copper shim installed on GPU, Kapton tape to protect chip
• Quality Arctic Cooling MX2 Thermal compound applied to CPU & GPU
• Laptop reassembly
• Motherboard Bio’s checked for update & applied if needed

Turn Around – Completion Time 24-36 Hours
 

Dell – Alienware Laptop Service Manuals Repair Guides

Dell – Alienware Laptop Service Manuals Repair Guides

I have another website that I just setup few weeks ago, and made this post on the other site. Thought I’d share it here also.

Dell keeps most manuals on there website per laptop model#, had a collection of them saved to pc.

 

HP Pavilion DV6000 | DV9000 Laptop Motherboard Video Repair $95

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HP dv6000 GPU Repair

Power lights, media bar lights but no display? Black Screen?
Black Screen when tested with an external monitor?

A very, very common failure in these HP DV Series laptops! They were built by HP with a well known cooling design defect.
 
 
 
Cause:
1 – HP & Nvidia manufacturing cooling/overheat defect.
2 – Lack of preventive maintenance & proper use by the owner.
More to the explanation of the problem near bottom of page.
 
 
 

If The Laptop Has Any Of These Symptoms Below:

- Power lights on, media bar lights on, no display, black screen.
- Power lights on, media bar lights flash on & off, no display, black screen.
- Power lights on, media bar lights flash on & off, laptop beeps, no display, black screen.
- Power lights flash and laptop turns right off.
- Laptop Turns On, Boots Up, But Randomly Turns Off – Overheating

Any, or all, or combination of the above with nothing on an external monitor, There Is A Good Chance We Can Fix The Problem. HP Pavillion DV2000, DV6000, DV9000 series laptops only.
 

Dell Inspiron N4010 LCD Screen Replacement Guide – How To

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How to change screen on a Dell Inspiron N4010 Laptop?
 
 
 
 

Dell Inspiron N4010 LCD

This model is very easy to change the lcd screen.
Laptop does not have to be dis-assembled on this model.

Type Screen: 40 Pin “LED” (Not CCFL)
Power Inverter: None
Screen Size: 14″
Part# LP140WH1 TL C6 (LG Display)
Screen Cost Approximately $70-$95

- Unplug laptop, remove main battery.

- Open laptop screen all the way, open.
 
 
 
 
First off, this is a guide and by no means does Lightspeeds Computer Repair take any responsibility in the dis-assembly of your equipment by this guide & photos, and you damaging the equipment. Dis-assemble, re-assemble at your own risk.
 
 
 
LCD “Bezel”: is the black plastic trim around the inside of screen as if your looking at the screen, with laptop open. There are no screws holding this lcd bezel in place, just snaps off & on by inside clips in the lid frame & bezel.

- Starting from one side of the screen, grab the inside plastic lcd black bezel, closest to the screen, get a few fingers under it (from screen side) and slowly pull up & towards you until the bezel pops loose. Work your way up to the top corner. Do the same across the top part of screen. Then work your way back down to the bottom near hinges. Get your fingers under the bottom middle where the Dell logo is at, pull back slowly until it pops loose. You might feel some resistance here from the plastic clips inside and sticky tape Dell used in this bottom area. Once you feel it pop loose, you know how the rest comes off. Remove bezel from lcd screen.