John Lingo

While replacing the battery on a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition the disk fell off the power contacts. I held it in...

If you do it yourself the battery will be less than U.S. 25.00 dollars. It is worth a try if it has already been on for 10 minutes. There is no guarantee but, it is cheaper than a new phone.

As long as it is the same model.

Most pro shops will be around $200.00. Give or take $20.00

Here is one. Screen removal

No you do not. It is held down by screws.

Here is a tear down. Tear Down Video

Go into power options and turn off hibernation. Also, set your screen timeouts to turn off (not hibernate) as you desire. Set <do nothing> when lid is closed. It will tome out and turn off as normal with lid open or closed. I have had some computers that just do not like hibernation.

Hold the <Power> button, <Up Volume> and <Home> button at the same time and select option to factory reset. The <Up> and <Down> volume button is used to navigate the choices and make the selection with the <power> button.

Bring up settings in the Apps tray if it was removed from the desktop. Choose <Connections>, <WiFi> and delete the old connection and scan for the new one, select it and enter the information when prompted.

I use a small amount of this anywhere a seal is not provided. However, Samsung is good at making sure things are sealed well.

Thanks, replaced my battery!

I flashed the two Nook Tablets I have to Android. I use them as security camera monitors. Four cameras on each.

Quick and painless battery change!

All I have worked on has been Samsung S series phones and Note tablets. They have been a pleasure. However, they are what I know the best.