Jesse Hooton

I have this used Dell desktop I’m trying to use but it’s protected by a BIOS or HDD password. Is there any way I can reset...

I have a customer with some eTalk flip phone from verizon and it is currently having an issue where it automatically...

I’m sure a quick google search will help you find what you’re looking for. Regardless of where you buy it from, it’s not going to cause any harm to your device.

It’s just cosmetic I wouldn’t worry about it too much. They’re cheaply made anyways.

As long as you generally position the new battery where the old one was, you’ll be fine.

You might be lucky here in that your screen was only damaged but if water got inside the phone, you might wanna look into getting a replacement. Liquid damage isn’t always a very practical repair in that it can leave lots of gremlins just waiting to cause problems later down the road. Open it up and if you can share some pictures of the inside of the phone. When it comes to liquid damage, it needs to be treated immediately, just like getting a stain on your favorite shirt. You made two pretty big mistakes by not only putting it in rice, but also attempting to charge it. The impurities found in water are what make it conductive and because rice can’t absorb the liquid fast enough, it’s allowing for shorts to cause havoc on your device and its components.

Check to make sure the charge port is completely secure as that’s right by the battery connector. If that doesn’t work, I would maybe try a new speaker and/or charge port. Inspect the home button along with it’s various connections. There’s a cable that runs up the display and then connects to the mother board. Inspect the vertical connector on the top right side of the board as that is the home button connector. Most of the time when I have this issue it’s because the home button cable is defective and I just need to swap it for another screen. But if it still exists then the home button is damaged and there is no way to restore TouchID as that specific button is coded to that specific board.

You have a premium phone that cost a thousand plus dollars when it was new and there’s a reason for that and apple certainly didn’t use cheap parts to make it. Because that phone uses an OLED panel, glass only repair on them is near impossible without thousands of dollars in special tools you’d be better off replacing the whole screen assembly like every other cellphone repair shop would do, such as myself. It’s unfortunate that you broke your device but by trying to cheap out on the repair isn’t going to make it any better. However, you can do the repair yourself and if you really don’t want to pay a whole lot to fix it, you could order an LCD replacement screen rather than an OLED. But there are a few caveats to using an LCD. It has increased energy draw compared to OLED, which can impact battery life and you do run the risk of damaging the display connector because it’s not designed to handle such a high current draw. You can order them from mobile sentrix for around $85 plus shipping and tax but it...

My best friend had this issue and sent his series 1 to me for a new battery. Although I’ve tried two new batteries from different suppliers, it still did the same thing. I’m wondering if the software got corrupted or something. I would maybe try another supplier for the battery. I recommend mobile sentrix.

In the iPhone 6+ and above they have optical image stabilization or OIS for short where they use magnets to compensate for our slight movements when taking a photo or recording video. On the 6+ and the 6S I the same issue quite often but not so much in the later models. I would try a replacement camera and go from there. They’re relatively inexpensive and if you’re up for it, you can do it yourself as long as you’ve got the tools which you can buy from ifixit.

From my personal experience, replacement batteries for laptops and phones sold on amazon, ebay, craigslist, wish, and aliexpress are junk. Most of the “OEM” or “original” ones sold on those sites were used batteries pulled out of dead machines and have a high charge cycle count so they don’t hold a charge. I have a supplier I order batteries from but if it’s an internal battery, I often can’t get a hold of them. Usually amazon does allow for returns and often takes the consumer’s side. I’ve seen people order something on amazon and return something else and they get a refund even though they kept what they initially ordered.

By the looks of it, it’s just like the S20 ultra and ultra 5G in that they both use the same display. Meaning the Note 10+ and 5G use the same display. Just be careful with the wireless charging coil a lot of repair shops have been damaging the connector for it and if you do damage it, you’ll need to get that repaired as there’s a temperature sensor on the coil and if the phone can’t read it, the phone will pop up with a message saying “temperature is too low” and it won’t charge. You can order the parts from MobileSentrix, Mobile Defenders, or Injured Gadgets. You really can’t go wrong with either of those companies but you’ll have to buy the tools separately.