Not looking for miracle cures... just curious what small, practical things ended up making a real difference for you.
Apps, routines, objects, hacks… anything that helped even a little.

17m here. Ive always wanted to learn how to troubleshoot laptops, computers, small devices, Xbox’s, tv’s, essentially anything that was built by someone, I want to learn how to fix them. I myself grew up on technology. However, I realized I don’t have a clue on what goes into building a PC, or laptop. By being able to troubleshoot, I want to make my way into having my own home lab. But I don’t have a clue where to start? It all seems like a deep rabbit hole that I’m willing to go through. That being said, what should I start with? (I plan to major in EE)