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I got my laptop back in 2013, it works well, sometimes, when I tried to shut down or restart by clinking Shutdown or...

One of my friends purchased the phone back in 2014, he denied every update when he got the phone, now when he checked the...

I just noticed that there’s a notification said “Send: checking drive permission” when I send email via Google Gmail on my...

My hard drive has 32gb and I encountered the error while tried to restore the settings back to factory settings. Please...

The live tile does not display the products on the current version or release of the MS Store. Is there anything wrong?

Apple admitted that is was slowing down older iPhones in order to preserve battery life and avoid crashes. But this...

My iPhone 7 rang, and there's a loud hissing noise that really scared me. What's wrong with that? And how can I fix the...

I was getting this message too whenever my iPhone restarts. Even though iMessage on my iPhone was working as expected as I...

One of my friends recently updated his iPhone 7 to iOS 11, something strange has happened. He had lost the contacts. He...

Apple does really disturb me when my iPhone pops up notification to upgrade to the latest iOS. It said that iOS 11 is not...

If your ice maker isn't producing ice at all, it's typically indicative of a clog somewhere along the supply line. A common cause for a clog is frozen water in the line, as the maker wasn’t woking for a while, it’s more likely a possibility that the water filter for the ice maker is clogged. Try to replace the water filter, which typically located inside the refrigerator.

A HP laptop wireless antenna cables video tutorial would be exactly a good reference. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wqv_ErP... May I know why did you want to replace the cables, is there something wrong with it?

Please make sure that you do not have any external devices connected (mouse, keyboard, usb devices, etc.) as these can cause issues. If there is no noise from the computer case or fans, the lights on the computer do not illuminate, and the screen is not receiving a video signal, your computer might not be receiving power. As you have already tried removing the battery, another option for you may be to follow the power issues troubleshooting steps. If it's no problem with the poswe supply, it could be a problem with an internal component.

How you perceive the colors on your display can be affected by many factors, such as ambient light, the position and angle of the display, and the age of the display. To accommodate for these factors, you can adjust your display using Display Calibrator Assistant. https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/calibrate-your-display-mchlp1109/10.15/mac/10.15 Or kindly follow these guides and if they get rid of the issue. https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/if-your-display-doesnt-look-right-mchlp2906/mac

It could be the PSU, and if you are getting no display if your motherboard has no built in graphics card it could be the GPU, keep narrowing it down. Try the GPU in a different system if it supports it, or try a different PSU that has enough power. There are several possible causes for this error. To fix it, you must determine which component is defective

According to the service manual (P17), 4 blinks is P-board sos. Kindly check out the methods suggested by @oldturkey03 in a same thread post at blinking 4 times and won't turn on Hope my answers comes in handy for you.

Mostly, Zoom does not overheat your Mac, maybe your CPU is broken. Most of the time, your computer is hot because the CPU is running very fast, it's your hardware's problem. Maybe you can try contacting Apple Support for more help.

It is unclear if Apple is officially working on a fix for the issue, though it is also unknown what actually causes it to manifest for a relatively small number of users and not the iPad Pro population at large. So far, interim advice ahead of a patch seems to revolve around putting the iPad Pro through a hard reset procedure before it reboots, to try and escape the reboot loop. https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/05/...-105-inch-ipad-pro-users-stuck-in-reboot-loop-after-ipados-1341-update

You have just accidentally put the wrong one on the incorrect cable. When this happens, it could damage the battery as well as other associated electrical components. You may just remove the battery and troubleshoot your device.

If it completely shuts down while plugged in, your charger might be bad. On Powe settings, the power plan might be shutting off the screen but the computer actually remains on until keyboard or mouse activity is detected. If this isn't the case, test the charger output. Your computer should indicate plugged in and charging . If not, the charger is bad and you need to get a new one. If the charger is known to be good and it STILL doesn't charge your computer, kindly check out the post.