Diagnosis and repair

[Nachito]

I have a problem that I fix the pc, so I find the problem and I solve it after I turn on the pc but it keeps telling me to identify the problem and repair it, what do I do?

[Trainfan2015]

did you try a virus scan

[Yoyó]

- virus scan / dust cleaning
- broken part (you missed a broken RAM, hard drive, GPU or fan)

[Nachito]

thanks a lot

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Originally posted by Nisman KEYDROP:

I have a problem that I fix the pc, so I find the problem and I solve it after I turn on the pc but it keeps telling me to identify the problem and repair it, what do I do?

Exactly what the game says: You need to actually find the problem and fix it. If it's still saying that message then there's still something else wrong with the computer. You need to go further and be more through with checking it for issues. Take all the parts out and look for something broken. Open all drive bay(s) to look for hard drives. If it has more than one storage drive in it (SSD, NVME, hard drive) then go in the system bios and switch it to one of the other ones and see if you can boot up OmegaOS with it. If one of the other drives boots OmegaOS then do a virus scan on it.

A note for you: If they ask you to clean dust then the game automatically de-dusts everything just by us taking the part out of the computer and re-installing it. So if you're struggling to find pieces to dust then you can take everything out of the computer and dust the frame / chassis then put each part back in and everything will automagically be dust-free.

[Nachito]

how to close the reel?

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Originally posted by Nisman KEYDROP:

how to close the reel?

What "Reel" are you referring to?

[Nachito]

srry the discusion

Originally posted by Aquafawks:

Originally posted by Nisman KEYDROP:

how to close the reel?

What "Reel" are you referring to?

[RangerX3X]

The easiest way to do diagnose and repair is to remove every single component from the case (including the fans) and then put them back in until you find the broken part(s). Even though the game is bugged and doesn't always label customer parts, they would be the last part in each category. Just note what is broken, order it, and then put everything back in the case (even the broken parts) so that you can get all of the customer parts out of your inventory, then put the case on the floor until the replacement parts come in.

[보노미 BG]

Originally posted by RangerX3X:

The easiest way to do diagnose and repair is to remove every single component from the case (including the fans) and then put them back in until you find the broken part(s). Even though the game is bugged and doesn't always label customer parts, they would be the last part in each category. Just note what is broken, order it, and then put everything back in the case (even the broken parts) so that you can get all of the customer parts out of your inventory, then put the case on the floor until the replacement parts come in.

That is way longer. As my experience (I'm still enjoy it), the most useful way is:
-Try to run the computer (You will see what missing or broken)
-Computer wont turned on? (Check PSU first than Motherboard)
-You should find those broken part and fixed now if not there is a virus or broken case fan (Case fan can possibly broken and need to be replace with the exact same thing).

Hope this help!

[Yoyó]

Originally posted by RangerX3X:

The easiest way to do diagnose and repair is to remove every single component from the case (including the fans) and then put them back in until you find the broken part(s). Even though the game is bugged and doesn't always label customer parts, they would be the last part in each category. Just note what is broken, order it, and then put everything back in the case (even the broken parts) so that you can get all of the customer parts out of your inventory, then put the case on the floor until the replacement parts come in.

It's not a bug that some parts aren't labeled, instead those are parts that you are allowed to change in case the new part oyu put in causes problems: for example, when changing CPU, you will mostly be able to also change the motherboard (so you can have different socket) and the CPU cooler (so it doesn't overheat, although no CPU will with default clocks, but still nice to have the option).

Originally posted by Bonhomie BG:

That is way longer. As my experience (I'm still enjoy it), the most useful way is:
-Try to run the computer (You will see what missing or broken)
-Computer wont turned on? (Check PSU first than Motherboard)
-You should find those broken part and fixed now if not there is a virus or broken case fan (Case fan can possibly broken and need to be replace with the exact same thing).
Hope this help!

The most useful way is to go with the workflow in my guide (made by an amazing discord user): https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2480156698

[보노미 BG]

@Yoyo, I know you have a guide, but sometimes it quicker just to summarize every little detail.

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Originally posted by Yoyó:

The most useful way is to go with the workflow in my guide (made by an amazing discord user):

Also: Referring to yourself as "An amazing user" when self-promoting your own guides sounds a bit creepy.

[Yoyó]

Originally posted by Aquafawks:

Originally posted by Yoyó:

The most useful way is to go with the workflow in my guide (made by an amazing discord user):

Also: Referring to yourself as "An amazing user" when self-promoting your own guides sounds a bit creepy.

If you would have checked the guide, you would know that the workflow was NOT made by me, I only refreshed it, and will keep doing so, but I will never claim that I came up with it or that I made it. And I'm not promoting the guide because I made it, I'm promoting it since it exists. If somebody makes a better one, I'll promote that. Calling me out for this is what's creepy.

Originally posted by Bonhomie BG:

@Yoyo, I know you have a guide, but sometimes it quicker just to summarize every little detail.

I agree, that sometimes it is. Especially when the job is simple, there is absolutely no need for guides, just some basic skills, like reading "no CPU" and realising that it is a CPU problem from that. But when you don't get the expected green light after thinking that you've completed the job, it's better to follow a workflow, than try 1 thing, then 3 things, then try to think of 2 more things, then try to think of even 1 more thing that can be done. Those who come to the forum with a diagnose problem are mostly in a situation like this, and to that, I recommend the workflow. Well, actually I recommend that everybody use whatever's easiest to them, but I still feel like there's nothing wrong with promoting a guide about diagnosing in a thread related to diagnosing

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Originally posted by Yoyó:

If you would have checked the guide, you would know that the workflow was NOT made by me, I only refreshed it, and will keep doing so, but I will never claim that I came up with it or that I made it. And I'm not promoting the guide because I made it, I'm promoting it since it exists. If somebody makes a better one, I'll promote that. Calling me out for this is what's creepy.

You did write "My Guide" so I was naturally assuming it was something you created.

[Yoyó]

Originally posted by Aquafawks:

You did write "My Guide" so I was naturally assuming it was something you created.

I wrote "go with the workflow in my guide". The subject is the workflow, and I was talking about its maker: the workflow's maker. I didn't mention his name, because when I wrote it, I was too lazy to actually go to either the guide or discord to look it up, so I don't misspell it (Mathijs btw). Why would I say who made it, if I was referring to the guide, which I already proclaimed as mine?