Hi, I’m Oyekale Olawale
Founder of issues2fix.com. I fix broken laptops, phones, and everyday tech problems — then write down exactly how, so you can do it yourself.
Quick Facts
2+ years in hands-on tech troubleshooting · Writing content online since 2020 · 100+ devices repaired or diagnosed · No repair service offered — this blog is purely to share what I’ve learned.
How I Got Into This
I learned how to fix and repair devices from a local repairer in my community — no formal course, no certificate, just watching, asking questions, and eventually doing the work myself. What started as curiosity turned into a genuine passion for taking a broken or faulty laptop or phone and figuring out exactly what’s wrong with it.
That interest kept growing, and it eventually led me to start issues2fix.com — a place to put down, in plain language, the fixes I’ve tested myself so other people don’t have to struggle with the same problem I already solved.
What I Do Here
issues2fix.com is where I share the troubleshooting steps that actually worked for me — on phones, laptops, apps, and websites. Over the past two years I’ve worked through more devices than I can accurately count, but it’s well over a hundred at this point. I don’t run a repair service; I’m not fixing your device for you. What I’m doing is documenting the process clearly enough that you can follow it and fix things yourself.
Alongside issues2fix.com, I also run websites2know.com, where I publish reviews of AI tools and software that I’ve personally tested, or tested together with my team. I’ve been in the blogging and content space for several years now, and both sites come from the same place: test it first, then write about it honestly.
A Few Things to Know Before You Follow a Fix
Nothing published on issues2fix.com should be treated as a final, guaranteed solution. Every tutorial here is something I personally tried and that worked for me, and I genuinely believe it’ll work for most people who apply it correctly — but every device, setup, and situation is a little different.
If a step doesn’t make sense, or something feels off partway through a fix, stop and reach out to a professional or the official customer support for your product before continuing. That’s true for anything involving data loss risk, hardware repair, or payment.
You may come across affiliate links on this site as it grows — if I recommend a tool and you buy through that link, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. I’ll only recommend things I’ve actually used.
Some videos embedded in articles aren’t mine. Where that’s the case, the original creator is credited directly below the article.
Get in Touch
Got a device problem you’d like covered, spotted something wrong in an article, or just want to say hi? Reach out any time.
Also check out websites2know.com for my AI tool and software reviews.