Computers - Service & Repairs in Vancouver, WA

Call Ken Kelly@503-753-7504, or 360-887-1649. Tell him I sent you! This is what he does full time.

Eastwind in Gresham, we have used them, wife of one of Mike's coworkers works there. Reasonable and won't try to take advantage. Ask for Patty 503-665-3358.

Eastwind Computer is good in East Gresham. The owner Roger Robinson will take good care of you and not gauge you.

I'm going to write that down for any future needs we have with our laptop. Thanks. Good luck Kathy Taylor, 7 is old for any laptop...............

Computer Mart on andresen just south of McDonald's. Very good place!

Flatline Computer Repair or Rob Sylum

I just did a hard drive data recovery on a hard drive for a friend who took it to Portland State at the IT lab and they said it was a dead hard drive but I was in fact able to recovery over 100 gigs of precious data.

This probably wont help you get it done fast, but fixing a laptop screen can be really simple, depending on your model. Mine was as easy as removing the bezel, taking out the bad screen and plugging in a new one. It took a few days to get the new one in the mail, but it saved so much money.

Computer Mart on Andersen is trustworthy and decently priced. The owner is a bit deaf but they know computers.

Depending on what make/model laptop it is I could do it. I've seen replacement screens in the $40 - $120 range. (The latter being a 3D screen) Most of the time installation is as simple as some plastic clips, 2 - 4 screws and a plug. Only takes about 20 minutes at most. I've done a few, But I understand if you are looking for a professional shop.

Although his primary specialty is Apple products, Larry at [NW Mac Only](http://maconlyofwa.com/) does display replacement. Maybe he can help you.

Google a place called laptop zen. It's just a guy working out of his house and I don't think he even has his own website but he does quality work for good prices. A few weeks ago the guy working it not only replaced my broken touchscreen but actively and methodically took apart my laptop in front of me to look at what was wrong (taking out several chunks of broken plastic while he was at it), and we both went over prices for replacement parts on the same screen. He also reinforced said crumbling corners with epoxy so it shouldn't break as it was probably engineered to now. To top it off he was even open to trading in a spare motherboard I had lying around (thanks newegg shipment error!) and knocked the price of the repair from 160 to 80. I see this is a few days old so hopefully this helps in time!

probably need to replace the cd thingy...around $50 or so...check out Egghead.com for good prices....good luck!

Clean the optical lens? There are CD-like thingies that do that. If the drive is the kind where the whole shelf pops out, you can use a lint-free cloth and alcohol to clean it. Unc Bob will know what I am talking about. Good luck!

get a can of compressed air from your computer shop or Office Depot or Staples. spray the compressed air into the slot liberally until the inside is clean and then try to CDs again. this is a common solution for Apple drives.

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A and D Computers, 735-8985, on Fourth Plain just north of Clark main campus.

Sean Mann!