old stuff or new stuff?
By furqonefendi
@furqonefendi (39)
Indonesia
February 8, 2013 6:56am CST
I have an ancient laptop with brands "Toshiba". I love the reliability and I'm sure it was. However, due to negligence is too cool to play games using the laptop, finally my laptop died completely with damage to its memory. I tried to fix it on their regular fix it on their regular fix laptop but no one could fix it. They reasoned spare parts hard to come by because the goods are outdated.
what should I do to save my laptop?
3 responses
@MoonGypsy (4606)
• United States
8 Feb 13
i am sorry my friend. if you took it to technicians and they can't even fix it, then it is time to get another lap top. once the memory is gone and it crashed from that, it is very little you can do to get it back after that.
@furqonefendi (39)
• Indonesia
8 Feb 13
Thanks for your suggestion, but I very love to my laptop and I don't want to chance my laptop with the new one
@jkct02 (2874)
• Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
12 Feb 13
As development of IT hardware is at a frantic pace, a new top of the line laptop we buy today would have been outdated in a year's time and the spare parts for it may be hard to find in three years' time. So if spare part is the reason for not being able to repair your laptop, then I am afraid that there is nothing anyone can do. Have you tried the secondhand laptop shops to look for the part?
