What franchise can't fix in two months Louis solves in 20 minutes. Franchise = :'(
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Hi Garbage Gamer
Hi Pate Jate
Louis, I loved that plug for the store, I had no idea in addition to the value you provide by having a curated selection of stuff for making these repairs that you also are able to offer the best price is mind blowing. I have been watching for several years and seem to recall that you had tried the supply/parts thing before and failed and that you were very down on the idea for a while, I'm glad to see you try again and successfully adding value for your customers. That being said I've never bought a thing from you, just don't have a need. If only you sold booz, sex lube, adult diapers and hentai (extra tentacle).
help can i get the dinogastic softwer my macbook is fuckd up... mbp 2016 non touch bar
The pitch for the store was awesome! I love the unexpected, low-key humour this channel provides.
Gerald Undone .... "Because I own it" ROFLMFAO!
... "Faster than Tim Cook screams at a Chinese person" 😵🤦♂️😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 - I'm dying!
+Terry Wilson (featherwinglove) I almost spilled my coffee
he is awesome. I don't own a mac and I still watch Louis!
But Louis, apple service centers don't have Paul Daniels' software, how are they supposed to fix this?
They won't. All they'll do is fake smile at you and point you to the NEAREST Apple store (or if they have some in stock) to buy another laptop because yours is "old, obsolete, and is trashed". That's what their planned obsolescence is all about.
And the apple store will send it in, get the entire board replaced and let you pay for it after you got it back a month later even though it didnt fix the problem.
They never repair it.
As all macbooks are propietary of Apple, they should have their own schematics that could be use to diagnose issues... but then again, Apple has this "control everything" mindset and won't hand their tech staff that info because it might get leaked. The result? Their tech support staff doesn't even know how their products work.
Water damage. Buy a new one.
The day this man stops making videos is the day I cry. I don't even own apple products, I just watch for the amazing show. Please never stop Louis.
Here here! Ditto man.... ditto.
AMEN!
Me too, I live in Europe, but I watch all about the lobbying and law making too :D
Louis deserves his own show...
Same
Louis, I cant tell you how stressful it is that I have to delay, and not buy today. Excruciating! 🙇♂️
an abused little mac book that poor poor mac book😭😭😭
I used to repair consumer electronics to the component level, and of course I'd get the customer that hooks up 14 speakers to his receiver, has shorted woofers and/or speaker wires, overdrives the unit until it's putting out a square-wave. And even after explaining this so that the customer does not make the same mistakes, they still did the same things on occasion. And of course that was my fault. Even when they would strip the stranded speaker wire OVER the unit, thereby dropping tiny pieces of wire into the unit causing it to blow all the outputs and predrivers...this too, was my fault. Some customers you cannot please.
the webcams broken that's apples engineering for you because they got tired of other company's copying them when they did things correctly. so they make shit like this so people do not copy them.🤣🤣🤣
My computer is slow because temperature sensors are not working
It's the webcam..
LOL wut?
Think different 😂
thats the most stupid shit i've ever heard in a while ..
you need to think out of the box
@@TheGiRiGi Think fucking different indeed!
That's electronics for ya!
Your ads are better then those by Linus.. those I just skip.. These are actually funny ^^
*Speaking of funny, PIA makes sure you can have fun anytime without those pesky russian hackers trying to steal your nudes*
I make it a challenge of not hearing one second of his ads, I double tap the screen (mobile) to skip the one at the beginning, and pause before the end one.
Don't delay, buy today!
I kind of like them
Kevin Van Der Kruk Linus = sponsored content all the time
This issue is super common everywhere. I recently had my diesel truck not start and when it was running it would throw transmission codes and the 4x4 didn't work. Well, unplug the fan (that shorted to ground) and everything started working again. Fan control shared ground circuit with the MLPS, 4x4 and a few other things and when you have a short dragging voltage down, everything else went out of range.
Great diagnostic Louis - I have zero intention of purchasing an Apple product but I find these repair videos addictive to watch. I'm not an anti apple elitist, I just don't have a use case for one.
Kyle Q Apple isn't the only ones doing shit like that. But they're the only ones that do it, get defended by their fans for it, and charge shitloads of money for "repairs" that don't do fuck-all...
But yeah, exposing Apple may well lead to people not taking it from other companies as well...
Kyle Q wow, what make is your truck?
With more and more things being controlled by ECUs, electrical has become the biggest issue with new vehicles hands-down. You get engines and transmissions now that will run for 200,000-300,000 miles without an issue, brakes that will go for 100,000 or more. It's all the wiring, sensors, and computer controls that break first and the symptoms can be downright maddening.
This is one of the biggest concerns with EVs ... when literally everything is electronic and computer controlled everything is ridiculously expensive to troubleshoot and repair. Hopefully with more shops becoming familiar with component level troubleshooting like Louis does EV repairs will get cheaper, but right now it's ridiculous. (I know Louis doesn't do EV repair ... but I forsee the future of the "shade tree mechanic" being a guy like Louis who fixes EV computers instead of replacing them.)
Kyle Q dont bother, apples laptops and desktops are great while they’re working. But almost always absolute nightmares to deal with when shit hits the fan. I only use their stuff as I like iOS and OSX as I like stable reliability for what I do. Their Laptops of recent are POS. I ended up building a custom pc with a quad os set up with hackintosh, windows 10, linux and ununtu on it.
@@drumguy1384 It wouldn't be that bad IF manufacturers had publicly available documentation about the expected voltages and waveforms on all lines. With info like that, it would be easy to find out the problematic circuit. Even better would be a system that could monitor such errors automatically and report the results using dedicated data and power lines. However, modern engineering cannot create such things, it seems.
I've been watching your videos and I started working on my old macbook and finally got it to run, I'm a university student who feels like he learned absolutely nothing from it so pretty happy to have learned something that is practical and useful thanks for this Louis. Your videos also gave me the confidence to take a look in my PS3 and PS1 and soon I'll figure out how to get them running fine again and have all my consoles back so again thanks for teaching all this stuff
Keep us posted lol
Restoring a PS1,what a noble cause. :]
Update?
Think different ®
Not better, just Different ®
WOW really???
Different....ly....they can’t even use proper grammar
Samuel Norfleet That‘s intentional
@@bleckybob they use fisher price computers, how much sense can you expect from them?
"faster than Tim Cook screams at a Chinese person that hasn't built enough iphone 10s fast enough for a dollar an hour" daaaaaamn hahaha
That would be funny if their own store stopped sponsoring them even if it was a joke. It would be funny
yeah Louis is going to stop sponsoring himself.... he runs the online store too ya know....
that's why that "sponsor" wont leave no matter what....
do you buy apple products btw? you... you sound like an apple user.
r/woosh
Found the 'Franchise' employee >DarkShadows
Possible April Fool's Day joke?
r/hmmm
"Last pass offered me x amount for a shout out but I only shill my own store."
I hope they paid you lol
only in a macbook would the camera cause the fan to spin really fast...
Cᐰptain ᐰwsome it detects how hot a person is
Spoilers dude!
KJV Messenger Servant The people who do repairs aren't decievers,they earn their money legitimately... Repairers charge you for their time and the convinience of not having to repair it yourself. The information is out there, you are just lazy.
Haha Mac fan go *SPEEEEEEEEEEE-*
@@DioDurant was about to say that
I have a 2011 MacBook Pro and I've always had issues with it running slow and my webcam has never worked properly. You sir, have given me a solution to my problem. Thank you!
so, gestapple, tthen?
zocc116 a shirt with that theme could be cool...
Gestapo, just internet it ... I am boggled he pronounced it so well
dec011984 r/whoosh
C i see you don't see what i mean or did not look it up ... And your name made my sentence unintendedly funnier
We have Bafang spin(!)
"Lol Tim cook telling at those Chinese not making enough phones for $1 an hour" hilarious and true
Your marketing skills are so good that I'm considering buying a rework station even though I don't work with any electronics
Sergei Bosyk i feel it too...
A bad _webcam_ can cause a sensor fault??? Who the hell decided that was a great idea, having only ONE data line for the webcam and GPU sensors?
Someone thinking different.
my bet is cost cutting, having 2 data lines would have cost .0000000000000000001 cents more
kerc Chan and that’s like a months paycheck to the poor Chinese guy putting the computer together
That's very common in many electronics. There are many protocols that support multiple devices on one line by giving each device an address or having a device pull it down to claim it and send data. This is one of the disadvantages of those circuits.
Probably an engineer from the same school that put BMW 3 series Comfort module (the part that controls starting the engine) in the same data line with keyless door handle electronics. When the keyless handle electronics fail, the engine cannot be started and the car diagnostics stop answering questions. For another educational video, see ua-cam.com/video/B7gggowzPSE/v-deo.html
This Ad is by far one of my favorites of any UA-cam to date
Lol at the sponser plug.
how is bafang not sponsoring them yet lol
REM there is Bafang spin, just not enough of it - yet. 😅
Louis is promoting them enough already, even without them paying money for it - so why pay money for it? ;)
Quick and Hakko should be paying Louis without even requiring a shout out just because of how much exposure they get from him using their products on streams and in his tutorial videos.
The analogy at the end is super cool. It's like a walkie talkie where the radio waves can't be used so long as some one is pushing down the project button!
i'm genuinely happy for your shop doing well enough to support you and the channel, keep it up!
Excellent! Never would have thought that the cam would have caused the problem. Pro fault finding in action.
Thank you Louis for the increase in content on this channel. Idk If it was from my specific comment but I do appreciate the effort put into these videos.
I am continually impressed by your diagnostic skills. You make it look so damn easy!
Yes this video is very educational. I learned about yet another instance of poor engineering by Apple.
It's another instance of perfect engineering. You think it's coincidence that this persons webcam is slowing down the laptop enough to force replacement? It's called planned obsolescence my friend.
Think of it this way, I build you a drill with a durable powerful motor that will last years, a chuck that can't fail, A trigger that is so solid you can't break it, and add a part on the board that when it goes fries the whole drill however it will only fail in 90% of cases right after warranty. Your going to love that drill and talk about how it will last forever and how everyone should use it. Which they will, and by the time you and the rest of the people realise the failure point you will go out and buy another one because it's the go to drill.
I have all the respect in the world for Louis, but this is nonsense. As an engineer designing a computer, you try to keep the cost down. If you can get more functionality out of fewer parts, it's a win. Adding an additional sensor chip to group the webcam separately from the temperature sensors would increase the cost of the machine -- not very much -- but significantly. It would also consume more real-estate on the logic board, more power, and require more cooling. These resources are really at a premium in these laptops. I would fire an engineer who used more hardware just to satisfy some kind of nonsensical OCD need to group his signals in a way that seems more ideal to him. If it's broke, fix it. Don't make everyone pay more so certain failures (which you have no way to know how frequently they will actually occur at the time of design) lead to some kind of soft-fail. This is not a design consideration, and Louis knows that.
You think they design and manufacture these and have no idea how often they are going to fail? Bullshit. They know the specs on how long each part should last and they know what the percentages are of when they fail. Something like 5% will fail before the end of the warranty, 15% within a year after, 35% by 2 years at which point the device will be too old for most people anyway. When the company gets pissed is when those numbers are off.
Robinson Joe, you clearly have never designed a high volume consumer item, and don't know what you are talking about. Yes, there are some published lifetime numbers, but they virtually never apply to the real world. The thing you apparently do not know is that the micro-climate -- especially the temperature -- at the precise location is quite important, and varies not only from simulations, but from device to device, and location to location at which the device is used. Your theoretical fantasy of some kind of ideal design technique has little to do with the real world. If it did, no one would ever produce a part which failed by accident.
Louis, I use an app called Mac Fan Control which allows you to set fan speed based on a sensor value.
It has 14 sensors and although it isn’t as detailed as the Apple Service Diagnostic it allows you to see data from the sensors and works on newer MacBooks. Perhaps this could be a tool you can use to get a general idea for sensor failure on newer MacBooks?
Louis, just wanted to say, I've wanted all my life to be engaged with computers to learn more about them, and your channel is the only one that's ever stood out to me. I think it's a great service you do for the autodidacts of us out there, and if I weren't in Canada, I'd happily send business your way.
These are very educational. Thank you for taking the time to put this together and upload it.
Bro, that was a fantastic video.
Awesome sponsor commercial intro. Had to like and comment this before even getting to the main topic of your video. :-)
The SMA is communicating to the L&R Fin Stack Temp, J4002, and GPU Temp module via I2C. Sensors generally use this communication protocol because I2C only requires two lines: SDA (data) and SCL (clock). The lack of design to catch any fault in any of the slave devices is designers choice.
Just wanted to say this in case of anyone was wondering lol
2 minutes long ad featuring Louis Rossmann himself. And I loved every second of it. :))))
Dang Louis... did you script all that advertising cause it didn't look like you read off a script. That's some crazy talent there. It just flowed so well...
Geez, why can I sit and listen to Louis shill his store? I swear it's therapeutic.
Don't delay, buy today!
Its because instead of other youtubers he speaks in whole, correct (in Terms of grammar) sentences and doesnt has Tons of cuts within his videos and explanations
Would you believe me if I told you I sleep with his videos lol. It's relaxing.
I've only seen two of your videos but your level shock from how they " Fix" peoples hardware made me sub. It's unbelievable!
Really enjoyed this. Very good explanation of a shorted data line. Thanks.
Always learn something new. Also enjoy immensly your critique of Apple engineers either lack of experience or intentional bad engineering. Enjoy your day sir.
thank you
Your welcome, and thank you.
The real problem is the non-serviceable screen and the fact that a mission-critical data line doesn't have a specific diagnostic indicator in the OS.
i dont even know what you're talking about half the time but you're so charismatic i still enjoy your 10+ minute videos
When I get older, I really want to open up my own repair shop. You are a major inspiration to me as a person, and I can't thank you enough for your content!
That shill voice for store.rossmangroup.com gets me everytime
DON'T DELAY; BUY TODAY
"Because I own it..." hahaha, loved it
Another excellent video, you describe the problem and the fix in such a manner even this layman can understand.
Love your channel and fully support the right to repair. My favorite job was working after school for a TV/VCR repairman, learning to read schematics, and learning to test (and replace) components. I just started assembling a small hobby room to repair my own electronics (and continue to service my two still operating VCRs). As such, I plan on supporting businesses (including yours) who support the right to repair. Keep up the great work.
I have a sudden urge to, without further ado, purchase something within the next 23 hours and 35 minutes.
It had been 1 year since that comment...out of curiosity what did you buy? Lol
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Most places that sell equipment want to sell you a new stuff. They aren’t really interested in losing a sale by repairing your broken item. You will probably accept a pathetic trade in value and buy new. Then the store will repair your device and sell it . Double bang for their buck, you are left in the cold.
I have to tell you your videos are absolutely awesome, I really get a kick out of them and there really informative...
Louis, I love your sarcasm and your unabated push to promote your online store.
I have a feeling why the ambient light sensor is on the same line as those temperature sensors is because they are worried about your laptop being stuck in a bag and turned on. If the ambient light sensor can't detect any light at all, the machine thinks it's stuck in your sealed bag and closed, so it tries to save itself by running slow and cranking the fans. The alternative would probably be to shut the machine down, but someone thought it would be better to let you use the machine a little bit vs powering off entirely. Not saying this is a great way to do it, but it's my thought as to why they tied the ambient light sensor to the temp sensors.
Yes, I know. I'm explaining why I believe it's on the same line as the temperature sensors. Because in Apple's mind, they are related, because if the ambient light sensor isn't seeing light, it means the laptop is probably closed and in a bag sealed up, so crank the fans and slow down the speed.
@@Toby_Q Why would they want to leave a laptop on if it's in a bag, sealed off and nobody's using it?)))
SHIT THIS IS SMART!
My friend has a laptop (I think it’s DELL) and he was working in a virtual machine and his laptop didn’t turn off when he closed it and put it inside of the bag. He burnt his hand when he pulled it out. It just didn’t slow down even though it was closed and overheating. If apple really thought of this and it’s not just a coincidence, then that’s just amazing. I don’t want my laptop exploding when it doesn’t turn off properly.
from a systems engineering stand point, plugging all those sensors to the same I²C (SMBus is globally the same thing) makes sense. But having it react in this way to this failure scenario is beyond me xD
Ybalrid well you have no way of telling which sensor failed. So what could happen is that GPU would start to warm up and because you don’t know how hot it is, you wouldn’t know how much you need to cool it down and the next thing you know is your laptop burning down your house. That’s why when you don’t know the temperature, you slow down the laptop and just cool it as much as you can. Slow computer is better than a burnt down house.
I enjoy watching the videos and I like your attitude, it shows me that you actually care about what you are doing, keep up the good work
A layman's description of open-drain half duplex comms; marvellous!
This guy is the best in the business. I like him so much, i binned my apple gear. (which isn't good for his business). Sorry. I watch his video's for the entertainment factor. Smart, very!!
Your Sensors aren't broken!
They're just cold as ice!
I also have a Bafang. Lot's of fun and easy on the old knees. Thanks for your hard work.
I seriously love watching your videos, well, mostly. As an old electronics engineer I find it fascinating how easy you make things seem, but I guess things have gotten a little easier since I worked with a soldering iron back in the eighties (since then it has been software programming and networking, mostly). :)
you have the best prices on flux? What you have not used it all up already.. :)
the bigger the glob the better the job, probably a decent discount when you uses barrels of it :)
huehuehuehue
i need 1 "Paul of flux".
1000 liter totes, delivered by forklift. The company is thinking of building a branch plant next door with a direct pipe in.
He can only use so much because he gets it so cheap at store.rossmanngroup.com
Damn it, Rossmann! I told you to replace my sensor!! Now my machine's unfit, unhappy and less productive!
You cracked me up with that sponsorship copy! Thanks for all your excellent stuff...
Just found your vids and so far love them. Don't have a Apple computer myself but it's refreshing to see that there is someone out there that actually takes the time to find out what is causing the problem and fix it. I've been having problem with my computer freezing when playing game or being on for a long time. I've taken it back to the guy who built it for me twice and all he will tell me, after fixing windows so the computer will actually start, is "it's working fine for me" and another guy who has at this point got it working but can't tell me what was causing it to freeze. Still don't know if it was the actual game (fortnite) or another component of the computer having issues. Thanks again for showing us that there is someone out there that still has high standards when doing there job.
Louis has someone to handle complaints, but does he have someone to handle his burritos?
I think he handles those personally. I know I would, if they were mine that is.
16:33 kaputt
rewinded couple times to be sure he really said "kaputt" LOL
I always like watching Louis videos, but after he used Gestapo and Kaputt in the same video I like it even more
Your vids are just great, and your recent help at the norway lawcase makes you even more awesome
I have in your store too. You are the best and thank you for posting the videos.
I don't get Apple users. They spend all this money on a product, then they spend enough money on a repair that could buy a Windows system. And when that Doesnt work, they go to someone else to repair it again. Holy crap.
This applies to any expensive product. It's the sunken cost fallacy. People spend a lot of money on a product and think of it as an investment. They see it as more wasteful to let it go or spend money on a cheaper replacement because of how much they think it's still worth.
Apple customers are great for business. They're like endless money pits lol
Sam Fisher it's a shame that they really dont support the repairs like Louis their objectives is money only money wtf
Depends on the user really, some people might get more out of working on a mac than a windows machine. For example, a dev working on a cross-platform app on the mac side will get more out of straight out buying a mac than building a pc and making it a hackintosh because that would just become their second job to work on the issues of a hackintosh.
You might get less out of buying a mac, good for you. Doesn't mean everyone gets less out of it. As programmer7 said, people think of it as an investment. For some people its not worth it.
Ok... if you are smart about which parts you choose to make your machine out of then it is possible to install the OS and be running at 100% in less then a day. Making a hackintosh is NOT THAT HARD, it just requires dedication and stupid amounts of effort if you are choosing parts that macOS doesn't support directly or indirectly. I even have Optimus working on my Dell Precision M6700 Hackintosh. Yes it took alot of effort on day one, but after that I haven't had any issues over the course of about 5 versions of High Sierra.
Ever considered doing stand up in an Apple store? 😂
I’ve thought this about you for such a long time, you deserve so much more money for what you know and what you do.
I recently found this channel and love Louis' dry humor and sarcasm. I do not own any apple products and probably never will, yet find myself engrossed in his videos.
Im an EE graduating this year and it seems like common sense to separate serial lines of "mission critical" peripherals and "quality of life" peripherals.
Clearly apple only hires people with high GPA, because all the kids with high GPA have little or no experience building complex systems. I have definitely taken a GPA hit with my work on club projects at my university. But companies like apple wouldn't give my resume a look after they see my less than perfect, less than top 10 percentile, GPA.
Hence they just get a bunch of kids that know how to cram information into their heads or hack a prof exam style to get good grades on exams. But these kids dont know how to actually engineer anything, and can't think for themselves.
Eric Cartman good point thank you
i think it's about the tool to make the system. and the deadline thing. it's easy to forget little peculiar stuff if board macromanagement is abstractized. top level engineer be like, i2c sensor, less than 256, just tie em up in one input and be done. in reality, the bus is all over the place, ruining router engineer's day
I'm from elsewhere. What is a GPA?
I think its a bit different. The sensors are there not to detect failure , they are there because of some usability function. IE: high temp = high RPM. But they just don't care if a failed circuit brings down the hole thing because its design to be a disposable item. They think of it as "always good". I see this all the time in another area (programming) very little attention is placed on the "non working state" until there is a problem that affects the bottom line. I don't think engineers are at fault here. I bet many of them follow Louis channel. I think they have their hand tied just as many of other people in other areas of business.
I dont even think this is a particular issue of Apple (the engineering) apart form there prices practices, all brand do stupid engineering stuff, but because they are not HIGH price, they get away with it. People just throw away HPs and Asus laptops like its nothing because they can get another one for the price of the repair. That's why there is no repair channels dedicated to those.
@@maxsnts Lots of companies doing agile development jumps into happy path design. Fix the bullet points and if errors crop up they are then assigned at some later stage. Probably ok for a web site where there are continuous development. But for hardware the management has a hard deadline. And developing happy path means that lack of resources aren't caught quick enough. Lots of bugs are found late. And lots of hardware goofs are found when a late prototype is put in the climate chamber. And then there isn't time to redesign.
Refuses to mention Last Pass ONE TIME for $3500, does it for free. Or did you? Was that your mention? You said “I’ll mention you guys for $3500, but it’ll be in the flavor of my channel.” “Ok, deal.”
J W Just get on the shoes of lastpass. If someone were to reveal the terms of the shoutout and then talk shit about you. Would you pay them money?
Even if Louis ended up mentioning them, It's most likely that he didn't get paid.
He might be trolling them. "I won't do it on your terms, but see what response you get when I do it my way ... then we'll talk."
Impressive software. Early in my career, while working for a large stereo service company, we had to work with poorly made Microfiche. How lovely life would have been to have this software! Louis you are a skilled technician. And quite a good instructor. Looking forward to watching more of your material. I just discovered your channel. Liked, Subscribed and bell Rung. Have an easy day.....
nice! Good questions! Good analysis!
Well considering you're working on it on top of the webcam and since there's evidence of lack luster repair it's possible that (the repair guy) roughly handling the Macbook on the workbench could of damaged the component or the leads to the component. Now since this is an Apple Product I can understand the immediate oh the repair guy can't be at fault, but you said half of the screws are missing and they couldn't take the time to reglue a battery. Sorry sloppiness get's no pass if it looks like shit. I'd stand with your customer if they decide to sue the other repair guy. Have high standards man.
Oh god I am an idiot... I always wondered why your logo is a sheep - then I realized its a black sheep... the black sheep - the one out... goddamnit
Apple Fan boys are also called sheep. Louis is a closeted Apple Fan Boy, which in tech speak is an AFB sensor.
@@tompeters4234 or he's subtly burnomg them everytime they visit his store
Hi Rossman, your talent is amazing. Your videos are super information filled and i agree with the anti no repair policy. I like to fix my stuff.
You are the only UA-cam whose ads I will happily sit through.
Louis if you accept money for quick ads somewhere in the video I dont think anyone would really mind. Everyone has to make money and 3.5k isn't nothing
What makes you think you speak for everyone? I hate to have my time wasted. If you're going to negotiate for my time, Louis, make sure you get a good deal.
I often learn more important details about how (not) to fix Macbooks from reading the comments than from watching the vids. Have you ever actually repaired anything?
time is never to precious to spend on being a smart ass to prople on the internet
To add to parity bit 0's response, Louis also wants to reserve promotion to products he believes are worthwhile for his usual audience and doesn't want to compromise his track record on good recommendations.
That is a pathetically selfish attitude. You want all these creators entertainment but you dont want them to get shit for their hard work just so you dont have to watch 5 seconds of an advert.
Louis Rossmann - never stopping the Apple rant!
great vid Louis. appreciate your knowledge
I very much like the education this provided me.
As a programmer I appreciate the parable between binary code (3.3V to 0V) and handwriting. I will add this parable to my toolkit of explanations :).
That diagnostic tool is so outdated that it looks like Mac OS 9
Moondream Productions why update it if it works fine?
Nudgy if it isn't broken, don't fix it.
@@Nudgysirens okay but this is supposed to be new software
What kind of System 8 is this?
Because that indicates that it relies on old code or in short bitrot.
So it is a broken sensor at the end then, the light sensor?
broken camera
no at the almost total end of video Luis talks about how cameras light sensor uses the same data line and is broken and screws up also temperature reading for other sensors
Well, he didnt test if the camera itself still worked because whats the point :D
Did you watch the video?
apperantly you didnt.
Thanks for your education.
I bought some apples at store dot Rossman but they weren't organic by the time they arrived half were moldy. The peanut butter was creamy despite the invoice clearly stating crunchy. Outrageous! You can see the rest of my review on yelp...assuming Louis doesn't send new $500 month for the next few years.
Lmao, your shameless self promotion is the best I've ever seen on UA-cam 😂
No need to be ashamed, actually he can be proud, that the main sponsor of his successful youtube channel is his own online store while he is actually just fixing macbooks for a living.
@@Chuckiele he himself calls it his store.rossman.com shilling
They really need some *real* engineers instead of their -engineers- _weirdos_
Also smart people apparently because they would've hired the sh!t out of Louis if they were smart.
Engineering something and repairing it are two very different things. Thats one reason why you dont see car mechanics engineering cars.
They should still try to help him, even if its just to have positiv feedback... but thats another story how they fail to do something like that.
I'm pretty sure he was referring to the genius engineering that Louis demonstrated here, where a single non critical components failure causes the failure of a whole machine. I had a webcam failure on my old Acer machine, sometimes it being 2-5 years old. I don't know exactly when, because it did not cause any problems.
What did he engineer? As much as i like him and what he says, i dont see that he engineered something here. He saw that the I²C bus was pulled to ground and found the cause.
What/who the hell do you think those car engineers learn to improve from? With the way apple works, they pretty much accept zero feedback because they dont CARE about repairing their shit. Car manufacturers actually have processes for escalating feedback up the chain so their engineers can learn what worked and what didn't.
I have all the respect in the world for Louis, but this is nonsense. As an engineer designing a computer, you try to keep the cost down. If you can get more functionality out of fewer parts, it's a win. Adding an additional sensor chip to group the webcam separately from the temperature sensors would increase the cost of the machine -- not very much -- but significantly. It would also consume more real-estate on the logic board, more power, and require more cooling. These resources are really at a premium in these laptops. I would fire an engineer who used more hardware just to satisfy some kind of nonsensical OCD need to group his signals in a way that seems more ideal to him. If it's broke, fix it. Don't make everyone pay more so certain failures (which you have no way to know how frequently they will actually occur at the time of design) lead to some kind of soft-fail. This is not a design consideration, and Louis knows that.
You are AMAZING! Thank you for posting...though I have zero technical knowledge and do not own an Apple device (because I've always thought that they were too proprietory with their products) I find your videos fascinating
I've never owned an Apple product, and I find your video's strangely intoxicating!!! Keep up the great work and keep up the fight for the right to have 3rd party/self repair!
Store dot Rossman dot com has stuck it all. Because I own it. Louis you killed me
Because apples crap.
In regards to the trackpad and the Temp sensor, you are correct in they are not associated except if during the service of the trackpad, poor ESD practices resulted in an ESD event on the board. ESD damage is often overlooked as a source of failures when a unit is being serviced. For example your bench. Wooden top, no ESD mat, no ESD wriststrap, synthetic chair. In my shop these practices are not overlooked. When is the last time you wiped down your chair with a dryer sheet? Do you always wear cotton or do you sometimes wear synthetic? In NYC without air conditioning the humidity takes care of most of these, but in cold weather and lower indoor dew points results in ESD issues.
Listening to you plug your store is the only you tube ad i don't mind hearing.
You have one of the very few channels on YT where I watch the part where you do advertising. It's that good.
Love your vids. I’m a bit of a tech guy but I’m not in your field. A lot of the issues I see you deal with are the a lot like the issues I see in diagnosing problems in modern vehicles today. Funny enough we deal with a lot of the same industry type issues you deal with as well. Manufacturers making it hard to get proper resources, lack of repair information, Wrong repair information, incorrect diagrams, you name it. That’s why it pays to have a fundamental understanding of the systems you work on and not have to rely on that information as much as those who don’t.
This videpo is a masterpiece! Tech repair to the level of art. WTG Louis
The ads for your store are so hilarious I actually welcome them.