Re: At least you know things to try.
Long experience more than any kind of training. A lot of it is just the digital equivalent of slapping a twitchy TV on the side of the cabinet to get it to work (in the days when this could knock a loose tube filament back into place, this sometimes got results).
I fix my Mom's machine by remote control using GoToAssist. Sometimes I wonder if I could make a living doing that.
