Jim Brennan

Here is a link by a fellow tech here on ifixit. Acer Chromebook R11 CB5-132T-C1LK

It is recommended not to use the iSlack for the 6s and 6s plus. Here is a repair guide to remove display with a small suction cup and tools. Remplazo de la pantalla del iPhone 6 Plus

Ive had the exact thing happen when I went to an infected website. I did several virus and malware scans with no warning of any infections. My test bench computer with a clean installation of Win7 had the same high pitch noise when i revisited the same site.

Are you referring to the power button light is blinking yellow orange ish. If so its a bad power supply. I would search ebay for a good used power supply.

Outlook Express 2Gb limit problem. How to fix Outlook Express dbx 2Gb limit problem. Outlook Express stores emails in special files with .DBX extension. Every Outlook Express folder has its own file with DBX extension. For example,Inbox folder has a corresponding Inbox.dbx file, Outbox folder has a corresponding Outbox.dbx file and so on. There is a 2Gb limit for every DBX file and that can cause some serious problems. The matter is that the users often use e-mail nowadays to exchange different files with each other. As a rule, these are documents, photos, music, videos, program files, etc. All these files are of big size and your mailbox can eventually reach the 2Gb limit. When Outlook Express folder reaches its 2Gb limit you can't place any messages in it anymore Follow this tutorial on how to fix the problem. http://www.wintips.org/fix-outlook-express-2gb-limit-problem-cannot-send-or-receive-email/

Your CMOS battery needs to be replaced. They look like a silver nickel or a large watch battery. They usually cost about $2.00 The video below will show you how to remove old CMOS battery and replace with new. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mH6kdMPU...

Best Answer: F25 is a communication error between the mcu(motor control unit) and the main board. The machine is not sensing the proper rpm. If your machine is less than a year old, you still have a warranty on it. If not the best case scenerio is that one of the connections may be loose. Unplug the machine and take the top off. You will see a central control board either on the right side or backside of the unit. One by one, remove and replace the connections. Inspect for any corrision. Next, remove the bottom panel below the door. Down below you will see the mcu board control. Do the same with this. While you are down below, check the coin trap attached to the pump. You wont miss it. Just unscrew and pull out. There may be some water still left so have a pan ready to catch any. After everything is checked out put top and bottom panel back on and restore power. If it works great, if not you will need to have a service tech diognose which control is the problem.. This is the best info I can give you...

Here is a great article on how to wired connect by default. http://lifehacker.com/force-windows-to-use-your-wired-connection-instead-of-w-482614663

RAM on T100 is 2GB and soldered to the motherboard, it is not possible to upgrade.

Usually, this means your camera's ability to write to the card has gone bad, and you need to send it in for repair. Nikon will send it back with either "write module replaced" or "repaired internal system error". I had this happen to a camera of mine; it would take the pictures, and try to write them to the card, but fail each time. It could also be a bad memory card, but the camera usually displays "CHA" on the top LCD when the memory card is bad, but your mileage may vary. I had a card slot that said every card was bad, and it displayed "CHA", refusing to even try to write to the card.

Great documentation, photography was very good.