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One of my friends purchased the phone back in 2014, he denied every update when he got the phone, now when he checked the...

I just noticed that there’s a notification said “Send: checking drive permission” when I send email via Google Gmail on my...

My hard drive has 32gb and I encountered the error while tried to restore the settings back to factory settings. Please...

The live tile does not display the products on the current version or release of the MS Store. Is there anything wrong?

Apple admitted that is was slowing down older iPhones in order to preserve battery life and avoid crashes. But this...

My iPhone 7 rang, and there's a loud hissing noise that really scared me. What's wrong with that? And how can I fix the...

I was getting this message too whenever my iPhone restarts. Even though iMessage on my iPhone was working as expected as I...

One of my friends recently updated his iPhone 7 to iOS 11, something strange has happened. He had lost the contacts. He...

Apple does really disturb me when my iPhone pops up notification to upgrade to the latest iOS. It said that iOS 11 is not...

Hi Kathy, If you are having issues contacting the Apple software update server in order to download latest iOS update to iTunes, you may find the following article helpful: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203213 Try to force boot iPad to see if it works to get out of the stuck loop.

Hi Marsha, you may want to try restarting the tablet in "Safe Mode" and see if the screen works then. If yes, then you have an app or other item, on the tablet that is starting at launch, which is causing the issue. You would need to remove this app/item and then restart the tablet again. To get into "Safe Mode" please following the steps. 1. Turn off the tablet. 2. Next press and hold "Power" until you see the manufacturers logo on the screen, then release the power button. 3. "Quickly" press "Volume Down" and hold it for few seconds until you see the message "Safe mode: ON" or something similar. 4. If you wanted disable it, simply repeat the steps above, and you should see "Safe Mode: OFF". Hope my answer comes in handy for you.

Trying to check the screen cable to ensure it is completely seated inside its port on the main board. Then check the screen again. Its possible the cable came slightly loose and could theoretically cause that effect. Top screen ribbon cable can be weathered from all the opening and closing. If the ribbon cable's loose for the top screen, if it's actually ripped instead of loose, you may need to order a new top screen or a new DS.

If you have backed up your iPhone Bookmark with iTunes before lost, you can restore it by extracting the backup file. If you didn't back up, you still can directly scan and recover lost Bookmark from your iOS device before it's overwritten by new data, that way you may need third-party app or software to do the recover. Good luck to you!

If trying onboard display (connecting the monitor to the mobo back panel) still not having any display could be a serious problem. Try clearing CMOS and try onboard VGA again. If it's still not displaying, it could be that the motherboard or monitor died. Or check out these methods to see if they are helpful.

Actually that means that your computer cannot recognize/detect the disk. Boot into Setup (Bios) and make sure the HDD is listed there. If not, check your wiring again.

This happens when the power to the Blu Ray is suddenly interrupted. 1.) Turn on the Blu Ray, your TV and the cable box if you have one 2.) As it does it's on and off tricks, press the "load DVD" button (above the #2 button ) on the remote 3.) Put any DVD in and press close 4.) When the DVD begins playing, press the Function TV source button. (Top Right Button) 5.) Press source button to HDMI 1 or, whatever HDMI setting you're on. Hope this works in your case.

Hi Mary, Another way to access the Advanced Startup screen is by using a DVD or USB which contains your Windows installation media. Once you are in the Advanced Startup (Automatic Repair) menu, you can restore your system using restore points, which will bring your system back to the previous working state.

A short, might preventing the board from starting. Check the standoffs between case and board and make sure that the case fans are connected to the motherboard only, not to both motherboard and power supply. Tips: As long as the power supply did not damage the hard drive control board all the files should be fine. But do remember, back up you computer is a good way to prevent loss caused by any unexpected.

To fix this, use these methods to troubleshoot this Windows Start error. Method 1: Run Startup Repair from Windows Recovery Environment. Method 2: Rebuild the boot configuration data (BCD) from Windows Recovery Environment. Method 3: Run System Restore from Windows Recovery Environment. Method 4: Use Startup Repair on a computer that has a preinstalled recovery option on your computer If none of these help, you can also refer to another post to see if they work for you. Hope my answer comes in handy.