Computercare's Laptop Repair Workbook: The 300 Cases of Classic Notebook Computers Troubleshooting and Repair

I LIKE THIS BOOK. VERY USEFUL TO BUY. VALUE FOR MONEY.

It may repeat somethings but each problem has a new way of looking at the issure of repairing the laptop. It is good if you do not understand it the first time and has a good map to follow the break down of step to find the problem. I deals mostly with HP laptops but the problems are the same no matter what computer it is. They all hsve the same standard part in them but with different part numbers. I enjoyed it and know more about then now when looking or going to repair it. to look at what part to test.

I reconsidered my original thoughts about this book and now recommend it for what it is; A good and practical reference book for trouble shooting laptops!

This book was neither easy to read nor particularly informative -- well, it might have been, had it been written in English. The translation was abominable; as soon as I seemed to be getting the gist of a description the poor translation got in the way. I also didn't find the illustrations, such as there were, to be at all useful. I am no novice to PC repair and upgrading; I've built about 50 machines over the past twenty years and have done all facets of hardware and software repair and upgrading(from DOS through Windows 8, and a even a few versions of Linux, running on everything from 286 machines through the latest offerings from Intel and AMD). I have had less experience with laptops, although I have done basic upgrades and even replaced one motherboard. I don't mind doing internet research, but I'm old-fashioned enough to like to have a good hard copy reference book -- THIS WASN'T IT!

Easy to read and understand with a lot of pictures and information covering many Laptops and how to take care of and enjoy having them.

fantastic, this guy knows his s---t. well made, the cream of the cream in fixing ,talks from experience ,buy it,or be sorry