Goin by the only info youve given it sounds like either youve got it on the wrong signal source, backlights have went out or the power board for some reason is t sending power to the lights!

Sounds like you possible disconnected something at the coil pack that carrys power to the coil/coils/coil pack.

I would first check the connections at the battery. Next place to check would be your alternator, then have someone connect an OBDll scanner and see what it says.

Problem may not be in your trans mission. I side the car near the brake pedal there is a sensor/switch the electronically actuates a lock on the gear shifter. Some vehicles will have a shift lock bypass button. You can google search where that button is located and or if it has a bypass for your particular year make and model.

Are you sure its not in limp mode? Also it sound like the auto transmission may be slipping.!

Might have been a barring going bad, also some of the older type machines have a clutch mounted on the engine shaft or the drum drive. You may have got grease on the clutch pads.

Have you tryed some type of super glue? Also it looks like it could possibly be as easy as push in, and turn to lock it in place!

The one i have only has one slot for a ssd. However you can purchase a adaptor to plug into one of the usb ports that will take a ssd drive which then would allow you to connect a ssd for each additional usb port you have an adaptor plugged in to!

There is many reason this could be happening. A little more info is needed in order to even try to diagnose the problems without being able to lay hands on the vehicle. Like does the whole truck vibrate, are there any new noises when starting the truck and reaching 45 mph, does the steering wheel shake from side to side like it is trying to turn its self, can you feel the vibration in the brake pedal when applying the brakes, also what year, make, and model is the truck.

It is as samsung flat screens have this common problem most likely a bad capacitor on the power supply board. If you have any small electronics repair ability, and a soldering tools , you can remove the back off the tv and the power supply board will be a smaller board where the cord connects it ( be sure the tv is unplugged from the power outlet before removing the back ) anyway find the board inside that yhe power cord connects to feel the tops.of the capacitors with your fingers for one with its top bulging or hooved up and look at each capacitor to see if one or more has burnt places on their sides or with anything leaked out the bottom. When you find it replace the bad capacitor put it back together and try it.