My computer's power supply has died

@dya80dya (36773)
December 17, 2024 3:35pm CST
Fortunately, my dad wanted to help me today. He brought my computer to a service. And I received the answer. The power supply has died. I used it for only two years. It is still in warranty. The warranty will expire on 20 December. I already asked if they are going to replace it. It wasn't very expensive, but I didn't expect it to last for such a short time. I took care of my computer, I always turned it off when I didn't need it. I have two broken objects. I have a broken computer and a broken thermos. My so-called friend told me that he couldn't understand why I had so much bad luck. He can't understand why all my objects have problems. I asked him when I said all my things were broken. I have only two broken things. I stopped talking to him because he made me very angry. I can't stand when people do this. They judge and exaggerate everything. They use the words always and never. I had bad luck, but this doesn't mean that all my things are broken and nothing is good. These words discourage me even more. He even said that nothing is good for me. I thought he was a friend and I could share things with him. But I don't want to talk to him again.
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@kaylachan (71540)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
15h
If you're one of those people who are constently turning off your computer when not in use, it can cause surges in your machine. It's better to let them sleep or hybernate. Puts less strain on the power and the machine. Sometimes the voltage coming from the wall can spike. If something's plugged in that's going to go through that power supply,too. Nothing you did or have control over. I always buy at least two power cords when I get a computer just in case.
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@jobelbojel (36021)
• Philippines
4h
This is a nice tip. Thanks for sharing.
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@kaylachan (71540)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
51m
@jobelbojel Not a problem. I am a slef-proclaimed tech nerd.
@May2k8 (18390)
• Indonesia
3h
Whatever we buy must be maintained frequently and do not let the temperature exceed 40 degrees because generally that shortens the life of the electronics.Therefore, every time we buy something there is a description, for example, the hard disk should not be at a temperature of 70 degrees. For the processor itself, it has a resistance of up to 120 degrees Celsius.
@jobelbojel (36021)
• Philippines
4h
I am sorry you have broken stuff.
@rakski (125769)
• Philippines
18h
I don't think he is a true friend. He has this negative vibes in him. You should get rid of him in your life. If he cannot support you, then he shouldn't open his mouth
@RasmaSandra (80635)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
18h
Sorry to hear this ai hope they use that warranty to replace it, All the best of luck to you,
@aureategloom (11151)
• Bosnia And Herzegovina
19h
i feel like some things work good literally until the warrant expires. same happens to phones. i hope you can get it done for free or at least with discount because you have that paper thing. good luck with that! like i told you in previous post about him - if he bithers you, stay away. take care
• Cloverdale, Indiana
19h
that's what I haver done to a lot of people that I THOUGHT was a friend, but it seems like they don't think about how they say things that make us want to disown them. So can you get them to replace the computer or get 1 that last longer than 2 yrs ? that's why I have 4 computers ha ha ha a desktop a laptop & 2 tablets they keep me busy.