I have found the issue. The charger that came with the phone was garbage. All I needed was to replace the charging cable and adapter and now my phone charges at its original speed. For anyone reading this, make sure you get a good quality cable and adapter as a cheap one might present the same problem. Get a charger that says at least USB 2.0 and the adapter has the correct rated wattage on it. A good brand that I used was Anker and it is serving me amazing. The quality of the of the cable is amazing and it is braided which helps with durability.

"Email" in your phone is a pre-installed app that cannot be removed by regular means. This app was designed so you cannot delete it by going into settings and uninstall it. The only way to uninstall it is to plug your phone into you computer and manually delete it but I do not know where the files are to do it and I advise not to do it. You could accidentally delete files used to make the phone run so it is a risk if you do not know what you are doing.

Check your settings to see if your microphone is set to mute or the gain is really low. That should fix your issue as your xbox is definitely picking up audio but is not sending it to people at a high volume.

So I never had smoke ever coming from a blender but my knowledge in general seeing $@$* happen to blenders can answer your question. Those black flakes are the flakes from the bottom or the attachment for the blade. Through years those gears are always rubbing against each other and eventually fall apart creating the flakes. If I am right the smoke is from the gears rubbing at high speeds as the motor continues to spin as the blender blades and gears are stuck in one position. This friction is enough to burn, melt, and to create smoke. If the gears on the blades used to latch onto the motor looked all gibled and weird looking. That might be your problem and you just need to buy new attachments. If not then your blender is not good and needs to replaced.

In any laptop you yourself cannot physically replace the graphics card. The graphics chip are soldered into the motherboard and require special tools to remove it. Even then you cannot just buy the chip and if you can it most likely will not be compatible with the motherboard mounting section for the graphics chip. You can however buy a graphics card amplifier if your laptop can support it so check with the manufacture if you can do that. If your laptop supports it you can add a NVMe or PCIe SSD to your laptop as an extra fast boot storage. Otherwise all you can do it what you said above except replacing the graphics card. You will see performance gain from upgrading your graphics card but I have no idea by how much as your CPU might bottle neck the performance with superior graphics cards. Also you do not need to uprgade the optical drive cause in 2018 no one really uses it anymore so just leave it with the original.

You might have to go into the bios and set it to boot from the SSD.

The only solution to this issue is a full replacement of the screen. The colors, lines, and black blotches are natural when any digital screen is damaged. Some are more durable and don't have this and others get this by just by pushing on the screen to hard. The simple answer is you have to use a heat gun to heat the adhesive on the phone and use a suction cup plus a thin prying tool to remove the screen. Google or find on youtube on how to replace BLU vivo 5 screens as it will go more in depth and following my simple instructions will damage your phone. Considering how cheap this phone is, I feel it is not worth the cost of replacing just the screen so I would advise to just buy a new and different brand phone.

I do not know what job you have but I highly doubt you need a phone for work. Unless it is for business meetings or chat to you boss about up coming plan, I really could think you could last without the phone. Just get a cheap flip phone from somewhere like Walmart to use for work temporarily. BLU does this stuff cause they are a smaller company compared to Samsung and cannot afford people to lie and scam them using the warranty system. Unlike amazon you get the replacement before you send the defective item as they can afford scams to occur in their company.

I do not think the issue resides with the battery at all. Apple products are know to do stupid $@$* to "protect " their devices. Sometimes your computer does stupid things from the humidity being a little to high for this delicate expensive device and trips a fuse. That being said a fuse in your motherboard could be fried and it keeps get tripped and it shuts down your computer. So this might need a full replacement of the mother board but I do not know for sure. Get a reliable repair person to check if this the case. This repair might cost half as much of the computer so I think it might be in your best interest to buy a new computer if this is the case. This repair could be very cheap though if the person just needs to replace the fuse and nothing else.

Look around your microwave such as the back or bottom. There would be a wattage rating stamped into the metal itself or on a sticker.