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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...

There was an old thread on tomsguide forum, you may follow the guidance and see if it working to your case. https://forums.tomsguide.com/threads/my-android-jxd-psp-just-stuck-in-the-logo.149547/

Unfortunately if you have let it dry for a long time and it still won't power on, the keyboard is practically busted. If I was you i'd wait another 24 hours so that the laptop can possibly dry internally too and if after 24 hours it still does not power on, I would suggest you get a new one or claim on the warranty if it is less than a year old.

When the washer spins, it rides on a bearing that allows the tub to move freely with zero resistance. If this bearing is worn out, a loud noise will be heard when the washer spins. ... If you hear a rubbing sound or the drum spins uneven, then the main tub bearing is most likely bad and needs replaced.

Firstly, you may try restart by plugging in while removing the battery. While you get a new adapter, make sure it’s compatible with your device, also make sure drivers up to date. Open the Start menu and search for "Device Manager." Under "Batteries" you should see a few items: usually one for the charger and one listed as "Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery," though there may be others. Right-click each item and choose "Update Driver." Once the drivers are all up to date, reboot the laptop and plug it in again. If this doesn't resolve the problem, you may want to download the latest drivers from the manufacturer's website. You can also try uninstalling "Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery" completely and rebooting, which should prompt Windows to reinstall the driver from scratch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgM6jfmr... That's a video for replacing the screen on a Q550lf. Not sure if it is quite the same build, but at a glance they appear to be similar. Should at least provide you with a starting point since there usually isn't too much of a difference in how things are connected. For other BBI7T07 section replacement references, please check out below guides. ASUS Q550LF-BBI7T07 Repair Or for quick troubleshooting: ASUS Q550LF-BBI7T07 Troubleshooting Hope my answer comes in handy for you.

Below mentioned are some of the reasons for Mobile turn off automatically as follows, you may check out em firstly. Check your applications - Try and think back to when you first started noticing your phone powering off and uninstall any applications that you might have downloaded, or updated, around that time. Try your phone on Safe mode and see if it fixes it. Battery check - Tap on Battery Information, then check on the batteries health and make sure it says good. If it says poor or unknown error then power off the phone for some time and then power the phone back on. Android version - Go through and remove unwanted apps and try restarting the phone, until there are no more apps that you personally downloaded on the device via some of the Sharing application. Battery Pull - Before looking into performing a reset on the phone pull the battery out and make sure that it’s still in good shape. Backup and Factory Data reset - If all these can’t resolve the problem, tryperforming a reset on the phone, make...

If it works via heat sensor, then maybe the sensor is broken. If it works via a fixed time, then maybe it does not heat fast enough. If it has some sort of bimetal timer, then it might be maladjusted. Faulty buttons, a faulty on-off switch might randomly turn the device on or off. Especially if they are capacitive touch switches (the kind you just have to lightly touch not mechanically pushing anything), I have seen poorly designed circuits that picked up electronic noise in close proximity (from an air-conditioning unit or power tools).

Sometimes fixing a dying console is almost as pricey as buying a new one. When that happens, you have a pretty tough decision to make: Do you stick with what you’ve been using and love, or get something shiny and new? Here’s what you should consider before making the choice. (1) If Buying New Is Actually an Upgrade - Remember, not everything “new” is an “upgrade.” (2) Try to Offset the Cost by Selling the Broken Tech (3) Consider The Value of Your Time There’s no one rule that applies to everyone, the actual decision is up to you.

Did you make sure to turn off the laptop before connecting the external monitor, turning on the external monitor and then turning on the laptop? If not done in that order, sometimes it won't work. If you did do that, or you do and it still doesn't work, then you are probably looking at a graphics card/GPU problem. And either it will need replacing, or the whole motherboard will.

Li-Ion battery packs have a microchip that controls the charge and discharge levels. When the system shuts down due to a low battery, never turn it back on until it is plugged in and charging again. The circuit in the battery will prevent the battery charging again if it's discharged too low as the batteries become unstable at low charge levels. You may never get it to charge properly again. But you can try bump charging to bring the levels up high enough for the microchip to allow regular charging. What you do is turn off the tablet. Plug the charger in directly to the tablet (don't use the dock if you have one) and wait about 10 mins. Then unplug it, wait a minute, then plug it back in for 10 mins. Repeat this cycle about 5-10x to see if it bumps the voltage/charge level up enough to reset the microchip's charge circuit. If it works, you will be able to recharge again normally (don't leave it unattended while fully charging the first 2-3 times). If not, the battery is ruined and you're out of luck. A...