DUSTY PC CLEAN! 🧼 #pc #pcrepair #gamingpc #pcgaming #egirl #gamerguy #cleaning

[collinf]

"can you try another outlet?"
"Yeah which one, I have all these power strips connected together"

[beeg]

"Check the simple things first"- my grandfather's advice as a mechanic.

[drcidd]

As a pc repairman, this should have been your first suggestion after seeing that it worked just fine at the shop. My immediate thought was "bad power strip".

[CalamityStrm]

As soon as he said “it worked fine” I jumped to the outlet since it’s a usual suspect

[Deimos_Day]

He's the reason why customer service has to ask "Did you try turning it off and back on?"

[fluffyfirehydrant]

‘i was playing for hours’ - proceeds to bill the customer for 5 hours of diagnostics

[daveyjoseph]

The fact that you both went through all of that without even questioning the power source is mental. And I didn’t even finish school

[Jakommo]

All this time i was captivated by the dust blower

[LacoSinfonia]

“Doc, it hurts when I do this.”
‘Then don’t do that.’

[onirem]

It's the classic "it couldnt be me doing something wrong, it has to be literally anything or anyone else"

[reaperrebel]

I had a district manager tell me his PC kept crashing. Crashed 5 to 6 times a day, he'd say. Turns out his monitor was going out cause he spilled coffee on it. Good times

[iamnotcameron]

I'm concerned about the wiring in his house now. This isn't an overal win, it's a flag

[colin]

“Hmm, if it doesn’t work at home, but it does work in the store and literally anywhere else…

…it’s probably a problem with the pc!”

[HD-wfbp]

When this guy was little he made his mom do the 10piece mini puzzles.

[RaijinKaze]

When dusting your PC guys remember to always hold the fans still. You do not want them to be spinning freely.

[talkintomenow]

That was the first thing I thought of when you said it worked perfect at the shop lmao.

[abgs]

“Swap some parts I did per his request” is the same as a store clerk saying “I’ll check the back”

[OGmemegenerator]

“Here’s your PC Sir the 2 diagnosis tests will be 1000”

[danielfarada]

Electrical Engineer here, it's not a power issue, the PSU would simply shutdown in that case. The issue is noise on the line. This can be caused by having "noisy" appliances such as microwaves, fridges etc.

[OfficiallySnek]

Me patiently waiting for the part of the story where they discover the problem was due to dust:
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