You might find the parts on ebay but given new laptops are down to 200 bucks now I find repair to rarely happen today.
Bob
I am thinking about throwing away a computer I got back in 2009. I should not have bought this computer.
It has a broken LCD. Otherwise it would make a perfect computer for Windows XP games and software. (I still should not have bought it.)
The first thing to do before doing any thing else is to buy a power supply. How do I find out which one to use?
Does the replacement LCD still exist?
For a while I decided against fixing it, or making it a very low priority. Now I want to either repair it or get rid of it lol. 6 years of not doing any thing about it is enough time procrastinating.
The reason why I thought this computer has hard to find parts is that "MicronPC" seems to be a unfamiliar computer company. However, they are related to the Micron RAM company. Now that I know this, it would be a shame to not be able to fix this rare computer.
But do the replacement parts not exist any more?

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