You don't have to explain or prove anything to anyone. You are doing amazing in your repairs and I want to thank you for that. I do repairs my self as a hobby for now, and I am still learning from people like you. Who ever doesn't like your videos, that's theirs problem. You can't please everyone. There are always going to be some unhappy people, don't matter how you try. Thank you again. Keep creating more videos, and halo to Germany from US.
Dear Mike, just a few thoughts… 1. first of all a huge heartfelt THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge on this channel and for all the countless times you have taken time out to personally answer my queries on discord 2. This is YOUR channel, you are simply sharing YOUR style/method of repairing laptops, if others can benefit then great, if not then they’ve not lost anything, they didn’t contribute anything so what right do they have to complain, its easy to sit back and be negative and criticise, If anyone doesn’t like your content then simply don’t watch, who’s forcing them? Maybe they should make their own channel and post their own content 3. Don’t give too much importance to negative comments but if it’s sincere constructive criticism sometimes we can learn and improve from it 4. the stats speak for themselves, thousands of people are enjoying and benefiting from your videos, you’ve made amazing progress on TH-cam in just over 1 year, so please keep sharing the excellent content and here’s wishing you even more success in all your endeavours (Mo K)
Thank you for your videos. The fact is you will never be able to make 100% of the people happy 100% of the time, there will always be at least one. You will break stuff in your journey. You do not have to justify yourself. Best wishes from the UK.
Brother, you are doing your job uniquely so good and clean, so enjoyable! Full refresh of mind from all other fast repairs .... even me who sometimes do dodgy fast repairs just to take $ for living it's hard time, but it's going to be the better for all of us! 10000% and just at least 1 video per week because your videos are so addictive you purely enjoy those small mini details that no one pays attention you find them and fix them most of the time which is crazy good!
Mr.mike. you are a good teacher. U gave helped me a lot in discord. Most if the time you get angry with me,for not providing correct values. 😅.but u have updated my firmware now. Not like earlier. You a re a nice person. All da best😊
Having a channel you must deal with heaps of "unhealthy" commentators. Remember that here is a lot of trolls too. The PCH one is definitely the ignorant one that doesn't even understand what he is talking about. Also any shaming is in general can be avoided leaving only constructive critic to be reviewed. Enjoying the channel actually
Pls do all the videos even the small jobs one quick fix , small problames , bios problems , dont listen to people for what are they saying , do what your heart wants !
Nicely done Mike is not fair those pdcontrollers need firmware whic you can not flas or download. Mike zre you gone on ERS discord? You do not need explain or prove anything you are one of the best technicians there is. 8 learn a lot of you.
Yes, I have left this community for various reasons. You can still find me in the servers linked in the Videos description. Thanks for your understanding. Kind regards
These are not really negative comments Mike. These are comments from people who desperately want to communicate in some peculiar ways with other people because they feel alone. I agree with you that any criticism is required and allowed but only if it is constructive and fact based. Now let me ask you something regarding this PD controller and your fault finding method. Do you think that by measuring the resistance and/or having very good knowledge of electronics theory is enough to say that this controller is shorted or partially shorted or you also need experience and some kind of intuition ?
Personally, I actually have little to no knowledge of electronic theory and I'm not kidding. But I usually know what I need to know to troubleshoot a circuit successfully. And what I don't know, I research. That works pretty well, since my intuition is usually completely useless as well. :) I actually rely on collecting facts (measurements) in order to draw the most sensible conclusions based on them with the help of my experience. And that works very well. Ohms mode alone has proven to be a very powerful and indispensable tool for me. Kind regards
@@fairrepair_enI'm an electronics engineer and I have to agree with you. No profession, no any knowledge (especially theoretical) no any kind of skills can be preserved and improved if you don't practice it and like it. So having many years of experience working with a lot of "educated" engineers I have to admit that few of them really knew a thing about their specialty or profession. I also agree that facts, logical and analytical thinking and measurements along with the collective experience is the best way to get better. As for my self, having abandoned electronics for a "career" in IT I have to start from the beginning in the repair field. My theoretical knowledge is useless and mostly forgotten.
You don't have to explain or prove anything to anyone. You are doing amazing in your repairs and I want to thank you for that. I do repairs my self as a hobby for now, and I am still learning from people like you. Who ever doesn't like your videos, that's theirs problem. You can't please everyone. There are always going to be some unhappy people, don't matter how you try. Thank you again. Keep creating more videos, and halo to Germany from US.
Dear Mike, just a few thoughts…
1. first of all a huge heartfelt THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge on this channel and for all the countless times you have taken time out to personally answer my queries on discord
2. This is YOUR channel, you are simply sharing YOUR style/method of repairing laptops, if others can benefit then great, if not then they’ve not lost anything, they didn’t contribute anything so what right do they have to complain, its easy to sit back and be negative and criticise, If anyone doesn’t like your content then simply don’t watch, who’s forcing them? Maybe they should make their own channel and post their own content
3. Don’t give too much importance to negative comments but if it’s sincere constructive criticism sometimes we can learn and improve from it
4. the stats speak for themselves, thousands of people are enjoying and benefiting from your videos, you’ve made amazing progress on TH-cam in just over 1 year, so please keep sharing the excellent content and here’s wishing you even more success in all your endeavours (Mo K)
Ich liebe dein Content. Du machst grossartige Videos. Ich den prozess eine Repsrstur zu sehen.
Thank you for your videos. The fact is you will never be able to make 100% of the people happy 100% of the time, there will always be at least one. You will break stuff in your journey. You do not have to justify yourself.
Best wishes from the UK.
dont make a mind for the bad comments . who likes your work will stay in your channel .
Brother, you are doing your job uniquely so good and clean, so enjoyable! Full refresh of mind from all other fast repairs .... even me who sometimes do dodgy fast repairs just to take $ for living it's hard time, but it's going to be the better for all of us! 10000% and just at least 1 video per week because your videos are so addictive you purely enjoy those small mini details that no one pays attention you find them and fix them most of the time which is crazy good!
Mr.mike. you are a good teacher. U gave helped me a lot in discord. Most if the time you get angry with me,for not providing correct values. 😅.but u have updated my firmware now. Not like earlier. You a re a nice person. All da best😊
Thank you! :)
You’re one one my favourite channels Mike.
Keep up the great content 👍
we all i think love your work . you are much bettre of a lot of pepole who doing reperations without saying what they do .
Having a channel you must deal with heaps of "unhealthy" commentators. Remember that here is a lot of trolls too. The PCH one is definitely the ignorant one that doesn't even understand what he is talking about. Also any shaming is in general can be avoided leaving only constructive critic to be reviewed.
Enjoying the channel actually
Thank you very much! :)
Thanks teacher
Love u as u are keep it up.
Pls do all the videos even the small jobs one quick fix , small problames , bios problems , dont listen to people for what are they saying , do what your heart wants !
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Nicely done Mike is not fair those pdcontrollers need firmware whic you can not flas or download. Mike zre you gone on ERS discord? You do not need explain or prove anything you are one of the best technicians there is. 8 learn a lot of you.
Yes, I have left this community for various reasons. You can still find me in the servers linked in the Videos description. Thanks for your understanding. Kind regards
@@fairrepair_en Mike I understand you completely dome people on ERS are so difficult. Thanks for your honesty I will still follow you. Regards
These are not really negative comments Mike. These are comments from people who desperately want to communicate in some peculiar ways with other people because they feel alone. I agree with you that any criticism is required and allowed but only if it is constructive and fact based. Now let me ask you something regarding this PD controller and your fault finding method. Do you think that by measuring the resistance and/or having very good knowledge of electronics theory is enough to say that this controller is shorted or partially shorted or you also need experience and some kind of intuition ?
Personally, I actually have little to no knowledge of electronic theory and I'm not kidding. But I usually know what I need to know to troubleshoot a circuit successfully. And what I don't know, I research. That works pretty well, since my intuition is usually completely useless as well. :)
I actually rely on collecting facts (measurements) in order to draw the most sensible conclusions based on them with the help of my experience. And that works very well. Ohms mode alone has proven to be a very powerful and indispensable tool for me.
Kind regards
@@fairrepair_enI'm an electronics engineer and I have to agree with you. No profession, no any knowledge (especially theoretical) no any kind of skills can be preserved and improved if you don't practice it and like it. So having many years of experience working with a lot of "educated" engineers I have to admit that few of them really knew a thing about their specialty or profession. I also agree that facts, logical and analytical thinking and measurements along with the collective experience is the best way to get better. As for my self, having abandoned electronics for a "career" in IT I have to start from the beginning in the repair field. My theoretical knowledge is useless and mostly forgotten.
hmmm. i dont sure if the solder ball will in good place when you accidentally rotate it. also without stencil
I am not sure what is the question here. Can you be more specific?
@@fairrepair_en is the PD ic soldered properly