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I’m fairly sure the Lightning connector on my iPad Mini 2 bent when it fell off the bed while charging. I can charge it if...

tl;dr No matter what I do, I get a white screen on startup after the Apple logo. Resetting PRAM, PMU, Safe Mode, and...

I'm trying to install El Capitan onto a 2008 iMac. I'm installing it onto an SSD that has been installed in place of the...

I need an antenna/camera cable retainer, seen in Step 13, here: MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Mid 2010 Display Replacement....

The plastic bar with many holes that is glued to the lower case has come off. What glue should I use to re-affix it?

My iPad fell off the bed while charging, bending the Lightning connector slightly, so that I had to prop the cable up on...

The top of my screen is noticeably dimmer now than in the past. "Easy," I thought, "it's the top backlight going out!" But...

My iPod 3g (iPod with Dock Connector) died many years ago due to a failed hard drive. I have recently replaced the HD, but...

I've got a dead electronic device (HTC Touch Pro CDMA to be exact, but I'm looking for a more general solution) and am...

Your screen probably got bumped and is degrading. If the lines interfere with the operation of the phone, you probably need to replace the screen.

I don't think we need 30km range. Is there any solution to extend the range to, say, 20m? As with the OP, I'm happy to open up the Mac if necessary. Update: Here's a more reasonable alternative (bonus: It works with iOS devices too): http://www.miccus.com/products/blubridge-home

My iMac has a serial that begins with W8523 and I just discovered leaking capacitors on it, causing the computer to behave very erratically and only start up occasionally, so the problem seems to go outside the stated range.

Try restarting with the mouse button down. Be ready to catch it if it comes out at all, and pull it out manually.

It can be easier to come in from the other way than shown in the image, near the home button.

What vice did you use to hold the iPencil while you opened it? I need one.

Yes, them singing "you can fly twice as high."

When putting the camera back in, make sure the tab on the right goes under the display and digitizer cables.

The standoff screws are very difficult to get out unless you have a very tiny (jeweler's) flathead screwdriver, which I lacked. A pocketknife did work, however.

Which screws in red? There aren't any.

Thank you so much for this last step! That's exactly what was wrong with mine. I was going to just replace it until I saw this bit.

I don't see anything that looks like a clip under this screw. It came out just fine (although it wanted to pull up the padding directly above it when I I pulled it out), but all that's under it is the metal plate it's screwed into, which looks like it is also held down by another screw. Is this what I'm supposed to remove? It certainly doesn't seem to want to come up.