[dba-Tech] Emotion vs. Dollars

[Arthur Fuller]

That would be nice. The nearest spot charges $95 for a look, but the
second-nearest is a tad cheaper. Given my age and health, I'll have to load
it into my shopping cart to get it there, but still, good suggestion, and
it happens to be the same place where I do most all of my hardware
business... including replace her with an off-lease desktop/tower for a
shade over $100.

A.

On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 12:59 PM, Gary Kjos <garykjos at gmail.com> wrote:

> There is satisfaction to be had in getting things to work that were
> not working.  Power supplies are pretty inexpensive.  I'd start there.
> But you are right that you might invest more money in parts than it
> would take to replace it.  But maybe a good repair shop could have a
> look for a fair price say $50 or so to diagnose what the problem is?