Asha Computers

I run Asha Computers over in Alkapuri, specifically in rooms 206 and 207. It’s an office-type setup rather than a storefront on the ground floor. I spend most of my day surrounded by towers, monitors, and a lot of tangled cables. Alkapuri is a busy hub, so there’s always someone dropping off a laptop that won't turn on or asking about a printer part. My workspace is usually a bit of a mess with screws and screwdrivers everywhere, but I know where everything is. I started this because I like taking things apart and seeing how they work. Sometimes a repair takes an hour, and sometimes I’m staring at a motherboard for half the day trying to figure out what went wrong. It gets a bit lonely in 206/207 when I’m just focused on the screens, so I usually have a small radio playing in the background. People come up the stairs and bring their problems to me. I don’t use a lot of technical jargon with them; I just tell them if it can be fixed or if it’s time to buy something new. It’s honest work. I usually stay late most nights because that’s when it’s quiet enough to really concentrate on the tricky soldering jobs. Alkapuri has a lot of competition, but I just keep doing my thing at my own pace and making sure I double-check every connection before I hand a machine back to its owner.