saludos desde Venezuela. Les cuento que a mi me apasiona el mundo de las computadoras. Le dedico bastante horas. Lo ultimo que hice fue lograr que una pequeña laptop, de las que obsequia la Republica Bolivariana de Venezuela a los estudiantes de primaria, aca les llaman canaimitas pues ellas vienen con el software linux canaima ya instalado. Bueno la cosa es que la canaimita que estuve revisando encendia pero no daba video y aparentemente se pensaba que era la tarjeta madre dañada. Me di a la tarea de abrirla, retirar el teclado, cosa que no fue muy facil, luego le cambie las memorias y la encendi de vuelta. Senti que la canaimita arrancaba pero igual no daba video, asi que decidi conectar un monitor externo, y a traves del monitor externo pude comprobar que la falla era la pantalla quemada, cosa que puede reemplazarse facilmente pero que en mi pais los respuestos son muy costosos, tambien descubri que le habian retirado el disco duro, asi que le fabrique un pendrive booteable con linux mint y asunto resuelto. Bueno medio resuelto ya que el teclado no me funciona muy bien y tuve que colocarle un teclado externo usb para poderla configurar. Como no tiene disco duro solo puedo trabajar con ella en modo live o sea sin instalar el programa de modo definitivo. La cuestion es que uno no debe tirar a la basura estos equipos porque ellos son costosos y con paciencia y dedicacion se puede lograr que vuelvan a funcionar. Espero que mis comentarios les hayan servido de algo. Hasta la proxima chicos. Nos leemos por alli.
Greetings from Venezuela. I tell you that I am passionate about the world of computers. I dedicate enough hours. The last thing I did was to get a small laptop, from which the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela gives the primary students, here they call them canaimitas because they come with the Linux software already installed Canaima. Well the thing is that the canaimita that I was reviewing turned on but did not give video and apparently it was thought to be the damaged motherboard. I gave myself the task of opening it, removing the keyboard, which was not very easy, then I changed the memories and turned it back on. I felt that the canaimita started but it did not give video, so I decided to connect an external monitor, and through the external monitor I could see that the flaw was the screen burned, which can easily be replaced but in my country the respns are very expensive, I also discovered that the hard drive had been removed, so I made a bootable pendrive with linux mint and a resolved issue. Well half solved since the keyboard does not work very well and I had to put an external USB keyboard to configure it. As it does not have a hard drive, I can only work with it in live mode or without installing the program in a definitive way. The issue is that one should not throw away these equipment because they are expensive and with patience and dedication can be made to work again. I hope my comments have helped you. Until the next guys. We read there.