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Many such cases. You're either going to have to take it into a shop or get a new one.

>>95379
Not so simple for all laptops.

>some chinkshit gets fucked up
>hwueeeeuhicould i would fix that in 10 minutes if i could 10/30/50/200/500EUR/USD is a lot of of money u know

then there is something sad bout thinken of turning fanatic tinkering goob all equiped with soldering station, pliers, snippers, pokers, priers, probes, hot air station, desoldering station, air filtering system, multi-meter, load generator, function generator, oscilloscope, leaded solder, unleaded solder, flux, steel wool, copper braid, bread boards, thermal camera, microscope, resistor/transistor/capacitor/battery testers, anti-static mat, anti-static bracelet, anti-static vacuum, jug of isophropyl, wipes, gloves, bristles, magnetizer/demagnetizer, book scanner for that paper documentation, organized wall sized shelves full of parts, kit electronics, microchip flashing and dumping things etc hoard to be le sustainable amateur expert mr fix a 5$ chinkshit cmon its a 15$ chinkshit those laptops are like 200$ on ebay refub etc

>>95383
replacement laptop dc port is $15 and all you need is a precision screwdriver set to open the average laptop which again is like $15. the newest "ultra thin" laptop which is glued on the sides needs a box cutter which is like $10. maybe if ur a yuppie throwing away $200 is nothing but then you belong on /g/ or reddit with the other rich normies

My phone is like this. It also won't charge when it's turned on.

USBC was a mistake.

>>95385
did u already try gently scraping the insides of the usb-c port with a toothpick to remove crud?

>>95384
sorry didnt mean a mock, just a thread derailing train of thought bout fixing stuff in general, cuz before i looked at that video i was under impression that those were soldered to the edge of the board, never paid attention

fixing electronics (outside of scarcity) just reminds me of archlinux same downwards spiral of insanity but for more middle aged ppl

>>95387
Yeah there doesn't seem to be anything immediately wrong with it.

>>95389
Visually noticeable I mean.

>>95385
had a previously used applel bourgeoisbook for work that would disconnect if you looked at it wrong. they don't use the usbc for power anymore in the newer ones. usbc was supposed to be le good and solution to all problems.

>>95392
I still maintain that the old mini-usb or whatever it was called was the best one. For a "universal" standard serial port there sure are a lot of different shitty variations LOL.

electronics aren't designed to last, it's not enough to just mandate a port because they can intentionally design it to be as flimsy as possible. if the EU were smarter they would've at least also mandated 5-year warranty for port-related failures for all phones above 200 euros msrp

>>95500
throw it out the window, record video as proof and post it here