I've recently seen a chat and almost sent it straight away。
We got a guy on the internet to fix a computer
Twenty-seven thousand, brothers, that's enough for me to get three hosts to fight lol at the bar. It's a bad deal for the digital community, and the guys are saying they want to change their jobs — who doesn't
Let's start with this ridiculous bill。
30 + 79, which makes sense, after all, it's hard to run and check。
But the more things went wrong:
1t hard disk repair $320
Full win11 system $980
Cpu voltage programming reprogrammed 750 yuan
Bios hardware compatibility re-alignment $560
One sounds great, doesn't it? Reprogram! High tech
But the "cpu voltage reprogramming" translation is going into bios, restoring cpu voltage to default。
Because cpu voltage can be adjusted, the voltage is high, but it can't be activated. So when the cpu is in trouble, you have to try to restore the default voltage。
It's in master's hands. I can't finish a cigarette. If you want to play the drum, you can do it in minutes。
As for the “bios hardware compatibility re-alignment”, it is plain to say that the sequence of start-up is changed to the memory frequency。
The difficulty of this is that you reset the router for your milk。
These two five-minute live earnings are $1310 and the hourly pay is $15,720. Dude's a real cow. Even if you're an investment elite, you'll have to call him dad。
The most annoying is the original win11 system, $980。
Although it's 100 times better than the microsoft network, according to the teacher's urine, the world is sure that he earns 10 or 100 times more with tears。
As far as i know, microsoft's official sales authorization goes with a personal account, and even if it changes computers, it activates。
But there are a lot of wholesale authorization codes (oems) on the market, tied to the first-time activation machine at a price of about 100, and even a few dollars。
So the probability of the truth is: 10 bucks for something, and the master turns it into 980。
And finally, look at "recovering 320 hard drive," which is a joke。
Hard drive maintenance is in two categories。
One is a hard disk head, disc damage, and the data cannot be read. This is to be sent to the professional data recovery centre to open a plate in a dustless workshop. That price, at least zero after 320。
The other thing is that the computer system collapsed, the hard drive itself was not broken, it was just a partition table or something. This is when the hard drive is hung to another device and the data is copied and pasted。
I was told by a colleague of a company who worked on maintenance, that he would take 200, that someone would take 2700
That's crazy, right
But this crazy thing, somehow, became a normal industry for door-to-door maintenance。
There were over 300 complaints from black cats relating to computer maintenance, many of which were due to non-payment of fees。
There's a friend of a cop who's got 1,000 bucks in his system, and a ghost full of bullet windows。
And the guy on the phone said, "138 on the machine, 200 on the back."。
The question is, why is it going to be like this
At the core, it's urgent + poor information。
Computer problems are often the most urgent of your times — reports, jobs, games, no time for three。
When you pick one of them, when the master comes to the door, the computer is removed, and you know it。
Change? Maybe more。
Second, poor information also makes people wonder whether they should spend it。
Cpu voltage programming reprogramming, compatibility reprogramming, and as soon as these specialized terms are spoken, ordinary people are directly lost. It's like the computer has an incurable disease, and it's bad for blood。
It's not just computer maintenance。
The editor's colleague's house was blocked, and the master didn't open for the first time, said he needed special medicine, and then he opened his mouth for $120。
Then it was discovered that the potion was a cover, a dozen dollars a bottle. The first time the master was useless, he had to take the medicine。
In fact, the bios programming reprogramming is the same as the special medicine: using a concept you don't understand, to go beyond your head。
But simply because the users do not understand, it is not enough to make the slaughterer normal. The real problem, hidden in the business model。
Intransparent prices are the first pit。
And you see on the platform, "reloading systems, $30," that's usually just service activation fees. How much is it? “on-site”。
And this gives the master huge operating space。
Of course, i also admit that there is some reason for it — the user's computer blue screen, which in most cases does solve the reloading system, but what if something hardware goes wrong
The platform's high level also pushed the master onto the slaughter road。
One part of the exposure of woodpeckers is that the platform is as high as 60 per cent, and the master may not be able to feed himself by working in good faith, but they cannot take orders alone, so they have to find a way to charge more。
There's an internet friend in little red's book who's been working on it, and he's been working on it。
According to him, a lot of computer failure is actually a minor problem — cleaning memory, cleaning up dust, changing hard drives。
The problem, however, is that such a small job is too low to make money at all. The company offered only 40 per cent, loaded the door to the client 200, and the master only got $80. Once it takes longer, we'll lose our way back and forth。
It is all the more alarming that there are already well-established practices in the industry for the training of new recruits。
All the lists are charged a labour charge of $50-300, and the price of solid hard drives is even more out of order - $120 g to $480, 256 g to $580, 512 g to $780, and the cost of these hard drives is $1,200。
If you're rich, you're good at talking, you don't know the computer, you're going to die。
Once the maintenance master has a little conscience, the offer isn't strong enough
I'm sorry, "don't do it. I won't be able to get enough money to pay off the net."。
What are we supposed to do when we see this
To be honest, it's hard to avoid the pit completely, and we can't understand the price of all spare parts and professional terms。
If you really want to fix a computer, it's safer to find a good friend with whom you can afford to eat than to get caught in a hole。
If you can't find it, you can sell it officially, but at least it's priced. In addition, he could learn basics, at least what the master was saying。
Everyone heard this story when they were little:
A malfunction occurred in one of the equipment and the company called experts to repair it. When the expert arrived, the switch was pressed somewhere and the machine returned to normal immediately. Experts cost 1 million: 100 dollars for labour costs, and the remaining high cost is the experience and technical value of knowing which switch to use。
But that story does not apply today。
The purpose of the story is to tell us that knowledge is valuable, but not that it can be priced。
And the experts in the story are dealing with businesses that lose millions a day for equipment, and $1 million for emergency collection is a market price; today the maintenance master is dealing with ordinary consumers, and running the receipt of $2,000 is called robbery。
Most importantly -- there is no deception in the story。
The expert said, “i know where to press”, and then it was true, and the maintenance master said, “the cpu voltage requires a reprogramming”, but he was conceited to say, “recover the default”。
When an industry's normality is how much more, and when it forgets its mission, the so-called “professional value” is no longer justified, it's a rhetorical argument, it's overtones, it's digging the whole industry's grave。
The city of the red fire, now menkore。
I'd like to ask if it's going to be the same way
