HI Jason, Indeed this is likely not a software issue, but it can also have multiple source causes. For the 2016 models, this is unfortunately a common problem. In most cases, I would suggest possibly a failing GPU which likely means that Apple would have to replace the logic board, or a bad connection with the display port cable, and re-seating it could possibly help. But from what I was able to gather from the official apple.com forum, is that many people have had this issue, some specifically say it would happen during cold weather. No solutions found as far as a replaceable part that fails, they blame it on quality. I would take that with a grain of salt as someone might have the answer to the root cause of the horizontal lines issue on the 2016 retina 13” MBP.

If you want a proper fix, and don't have a soldering iron or the courage to try, the cheapest way is to find a local electronics repair shop and ask them to resolder it for you. They should have a minimum charge, but for such a small job - it should be possible to simply have it done on the spot and get you going. To repair this, with a soldering iron, you could attempt to gently reheat the solder just enough to melt the positive red speaker wire back into the existing solder. Or to redo the job, with some some solder wick, you would heat the existing solder for the red (+) wire with the wick placed in between until it melts and gets soaked by the wick. Ensure the connection surface is clean, or gently wipe with some flux to prepare to solder the red wire, and simply resolder it. Not having the actual tools for a small job is likely to be cheaper at a repair shop, given that the person is honest and does not charge a whole lot for a few minutes of work, again I would expect a minimum 1hour charge but no more.

Yes, but no. This model has one SATA connection, which is where the HDD is connected, and the option of adding an Apple SSD PCI-e blade drive. Not at all the same as a sata SSD. See this guide where it shows the replacement of a blade drive: iMac Intel 27" Retina 5K Display Blade SSD ersetzen It seems to be a high difficulty repair because of the location of the PCI-e slot. It will also be a more expensive SSD to invest in, but there is no denying the advantage of having your OS booting from an internal SSD. You can always use external ports for an external SSD and launch all your software from there as an alternative for a cost effective, and virtually work free solution.

you can try the following: Cover the hole with some painter's tape, and break a hole through the pinhole again, make sure the painter's tape is covering the pin hole's surrounding properly. Next, use wood glue to try and attach another wooden coffee stir to the broken piece in the pinhole. You can use wood glue generously as it can always and easily be peeled off before completely drying hard. The tricky part will be to create some kind of support for the wood coffee stir stick to hold in place until the glue dries. You can always substitute for super glue as a quick solution, but if it fails, you can imagine i can have a higher risk of making a mess and even minor damage. Either way super glue is not super risky. Finally, a last idea is to see if it would stick to play-doh or mounting poster putty tack. Simply roll a small ball of it, lightly press it against the hole, and slowly pull. Poster tack is much better for this as its' consistency is harder, and much superior stickiness to playdoh. Hope this helps!

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J'ai déjà eu l'opportunité de faire face à ce problème, et j'ai réussi à aider la personne à le résoudre. Premièrement, je n'ai jamais trouvé de message officiel de la part de Samsung au sujet de ce problème, mais c'est un problème commun, qui semble être au niveau du logiciel de la caméra. Avant que j'aille eut la chance de jouer avec la configuration, plusieurs types de piles ont étés testez sans grand succès. Par contre, certaines marques de batteries avaient tendance à marcher mieux. Pour régler le problème, j'ai changé le type de batterie à NI-MH même si vous utilisez pas des piles rechargeables. Ceci à régler le problème, j'espère que cela fonctionne pour vous aussi.

You can attempt to use thread seal tape also known as PTFE or plumber's tape. It's the white malleable strip that is used for plumbing seals - see wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thread_sea... By adding some to the screws, it can help tighten the gap caused by the stripped threads. However, depending how bad it is, this might not be enough. Adding a super strong glue along with the seal tape is a good addition to permanently fix the problem. - Just make sure to test fit with some seal tape before ever adding glue to ensure that the screws fit snugly. Adding too much seal tape causes it to bind up, so test fitting first will help you determine how much you need per screw. Another solution is to attempt to use a screw that is just so slightly bigger to cause enough friction and hold. Again, not a perfect solution, because it may be impossible to screw it completely down, causing a ugly screw to stick out. A final idea is to use a wood shim cut to the right size to replace the screw altogether.

Hi Mustafa, in the case of my phone, it was labelled ZF-E4 - if you're speaking of the same ribbon sticker on the side, it is the Wi-Fi antenna, if damaged it might still work by pressing it down into place, but if completely broken off, it will indeed cause wireless connection to stop working.

For this type of issue, there are only a couple of things I know of to check. First, make sure you are set to the right time zone. This can usually be done as easily as right clicking the clock -> Adjust time/date -> Select correct Time Zone in drop down If it keeps happening, I have solved this issue before by replacing the CMOS battery which seemed to be the culprit. Hope this helps!

There are many possible reasons for why this is happening. Overheating, a profile bug issue, faulty power supply, faulty power distributor. You can try factory resetting the power supply, remove or change the power surge protector, make sure everything is placed in a well ventilated area, not blocked in a shelf for example. Without more testing, it is hard to find the cause but this might help: http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/console/console-turns-off-unexpectedly