that's awesome guys

and splave is right lol "google it!"

The real "Best of the Best" was Tommy Lee

I usually fix friends and family computers if they ask. The thing is i don't charge. Most of the time i get a gratuity from them. But i've gotten builds from alot of those people now that they know i do it cause i like to. Teaching online savy to the general public is harder than fixing the pc's. But once they learn, then their pc problems stop.

that's awesome mang! :thumbsup:

you know i was just wondering cuz we are so good at what we like to do but i was not sure about what's related to it, i was sure that there are some of you guys that knows about computer fixing

and ocm shut up about you just learned opening the comptuer case what ever dude! you fixed how many videocards in the oven already? :D

Google can be a mans best friend ;)

I used to be a System Admin(did MCSE & CCNA in 2001) and now I am a Sr. DBA, so I guess I know a few things about Networking, Servers and troubleshooting.

I've looked into doing the CCNA, would you say it's worth it?

fix also pc for extra income

I would say yes, though ultimately in Private organisations, its the knowledge which matters but then there are some organisations which put stress on Certifications as well.......

I fix, repair and build computers anytime I can. Love it. Have several certifications which got me nowhere. Didn't really teach me much that I didn't already know. Guess I should have stuck with it and took it farther but got tired of throwing money at it after awhile. To be honest, the schooling was making me sick of computers. I know a thing or two about databases or at least I think so. Seems everyday I learn something new. I helped create and maintain 3 Access databases daily on 280 prisoners as well as I am over the pc's in the 3 Oklahoma branches for the company I work for. I also try to help out here when I have a chance. Less now than what I use too. One day I'll be back in the game head strong. That's all.