George_Bud

You need a model specific method. Involving opening the internals to reach the reset pin. Google it.

I honestly dont think that is available to the public. But you can surely use Google Maps for free. I mean G.M. gives you allot of information.

@The Torrent
I watch Vsauce and Rick and Morty. I am basically God at this point. ?

Well fuck a duck.
 
EDIT: I guess in that case you can simply take the 3rd root of 1.133x10^23, which gives ~48,388,000 carbon atoms in one linear cm.

I think OP is asking for 1CM of atoms in length, not volume. 

The google market is not even loading :))) 
Yea, I get it was a joke  

Mining.

Well disguised vibrator.

P*rnHub

I have a Asus Eee PC 900a with 900 MHz CPU and 2 GB of Ram.
What OS should I use ? It is not for me, for a kid. So mostly youtube and stuff like that.

I have a Asus Eee PC 900a with 900 MHz CPU and 2 GB of Ram.
What OS should I use ? It is not for me, for a kid. So mostly youtube and stuff like that.

Well if you are looking for an overall good piece of kit for this sort of thing, a Panasonic G7 coupled with a fast standard prime should be good enough for interviews. Maybe a go pro for a different angle, and a 24-120 equivalent for estabishing shots etc. I think you'd be ok with that, but it will require work on your part with lighting and focus etc. 
 
Now, there are other options, For instance a used a7sii might be a better option, coupled with their cheap 50mm 1.8, but overall it would cost more than the panasonic. 
 
The best you can do probably is a fuji xt3 with the kit lens and a 35mm f/2 or just get a cheap manual focus prime like a 50/85/100mm and adapt it. Another possible option is a used 60mm f/2.4 Macro, which will be great for interviews and maybe shots of stuff of his etc. 

Here's an example on the iPhone, you will need to get a hold of that foam seal. 
 

They sell pre-cut seals depending on the phone, usually only around $5 or so for a seal. 

@George_Bud Have fun in the US 
Good luck!

or just undercut the competition in hopes you make it big later

Figure out how long does it take you to do any given task you mention, in terms of hours.
 
What is minimum wage in your area? Or, how much do you value your time? $10/hr, $20/hr, etc.
 
That's your bill rate. Multiply the time it took you to do X with your hourly charge rate and then that is what the job costs.
 
I.e.. If it takes you 2 hours to build a computer, and your rate is $20/hr, bill the client 2 hrs * $20/hr = $40.
 
That is assuming you have zero overhead (eg tools, software, supplies like zipties, fasteners, etc) that need to be paid off/paid down. In that case, bill higher than your desired hourly take-home.
 
I.e. You need to buy $30 worth of incidental parts and tools, with which you can build computers for people. You need to pay for this with invoicing, not out of pocket. Instead of billing just for your time, increase the bill rate to cover this overhead. I.e., if you were asking $20/hr before, ask $25 or $30.
 
The idea here is that if you are being paid for working on computers, don't get screwed. Get paid a wage for your skills and to cover your expenses. Don't pay for stuff out of pocket.
 
Add a whole bunch of additional overhead expenses (staff, rent, soften effects of non-billable time) and you have why lawyers bill $500/hr or more. Their take-home is far less than that.

In my area, and at a shop I used to work at: 

Services:
Diagnostics: $60 (not charged if you do the recommended repairs). 
Virus Removal and Tune: $150
Tune: $80
System Setup: $50
 
Al la carte:
OS Installs: $120
Hardware Installations: $40/ea
Software Installations: $40/ea
Data backups or transfers to new drives: $70 per 100GB, cap at $250
 
There were other services, that I am forgetting exactly how we billed them - such as weird non-routine repairs. Likely we just did the hourly rate for the labor. Such as, tearing down a laptop to replace bad power jacks, screens, keyboards. Alot of those intensive repairs were billed at an estimated hourly rate. $80 minimum for the labor, + $40/hr after that. 

But really, you need to base your prices off of how much you need to make in order to at least break even. A shop has much higher operating costs vs someone in their garage fixing computers, for example. 

Thank you your Majesty. It is an honor to be visited by your presence. :))
 
Serious now, thank. But I still dont know how much. I never used specialized local shops to fix my pc. I never had to. 
How much is an OS instalation in your area, and cleaning a pc / laptop ?

Do they make you go blind?

Sounds like he is just going to be posting flyers at his local laundromat and the like. I don't think he needs to worry about licensing lol.
 
But seriously, I'm against piracy and intellectual theft but there are tons of photos posted with no requirement for compensation for use specified.  If the creator doesn't say anything, I think it's morally fine to use the photo.
 
OP, this was only the second pic that came up through Google but I really like it. https://www.google.com/search?q=computer+repair&safe=off&client=ms-android-verizon&prmd=msivn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwia-_no1_DZAhUH6YMKHcw6BdEQ_AUIEygD&biw=412&bih=691#imgrc=6iiv38j01NZY1M:
 
Seriously, just searching Google and choosing something you like is your best bet.

Ayy, I gotcha fam:
But for real, I think what is said above is the best. A picture of yourself will likely be much more trustworthy than some stock picture.

Thank you for this. I will look diligently in my research. I am not such an audiofile but it is better than any TV I have in the house. :))

Hello. I have 2 ARN 5604 TESLA, and I want to build a speaker.
Can someone help me with what kind of material is the best and how to do it. I have some ideas but it is good to ask.  
I tested them, they work. I have a separate amplifier, so I dont really need put a amplifier into the speakers. 
Ask me anything if necesarry. Or just point me to a website or video. Thanks you.