Advace Computer

We are down in the LG-7 unit at Arthala Dabur Chowk in Vaishali. It’s a basement level spot, so it stays a bit cooler than the street. We work on computers here. The space is filled with old monitors, cables tangled in boxes, and keyboards waiting to be fixed. It isn't a shiny showroom. It looks like a workshop because that’s exactly what it is. We spend most of our time hunched over desks with screwdrivers and soldering irons. There’s usually a faint smell of warm electronics and maybe some coffee. People bring in their laptops when they won't turn on or if the screen is cracked. We try to figure out what’s wrong and tell them what it might cost. Sometimes it’s a quick fix, other times we have to wait for parts to arrive in the mail. We don’t have fancy uniforms, just jeans and t-shirts that sometimes get a bit of grease on them. The lighting is bright fluorescent because we need to see those tiny screws. It’s a bit cluttered, but we know where everything is. We’ve been at this Dabur Chowk location for a while. It’s where people go when their tech starts acting up. We aren't a big corporation, just a couple of guys who know how to put a motherboard back together. It’s steady work.