I’d bite the bullet and try another display. They do go out. First rule before messing with the logic board is to use “known good working parts” This has been a life saver when I’m pulling my hair out. Find a display with a good return policy on whatever site you use and do that FIRST!

Yes it can be repaired with the right tools and experience. Short answer, no don’t waste your time. Time is money and that part is 50x cheaper to just replace instead of spending hours to fix.

Hi, 3rd party batteries are the bane of my existence. Not to mention they are only slightly less expensive than getting a true Apple battery from Apple. Many 3rd party companies just pull or salvage batteries and use Hardware/Software to reset the cycle life. Arguably 90% of the batteries that are “New” on Amazon and other sites are refurbished and can have issues. First rule of diagnostics is to use “Known good working parts” The only way to solve this issue is to bite the bullet and get a replacement from Apple. If it still happens then hey, send it back to Apple and say WTH? If not the viola

Hi, (1) Go to settings (app) (2) Then select “General” (3) Scroll down and click on “Reset” (4) Now click on “Reset Network Settings” (5) Go back to “WiFi” (6) Select your WiFi (7) Re-enter password

Update::: Here is a solution that might work. It’s at least worth trying. 1.       Disconnect from internet connection 2.       Start game that crashes 3.       Game should start now 4.       When you want to go back online reconnect to the internet. ·         I would suggest trying this first with an Ethernet connection not WiFi. Original Post: Error CE-34878-0 is a general error indicating that the game you are currently playing has crashed. If you receive a CE-34878-0 error, you will need to restart the game. If you continue to receive CE-34878-0 errors, it is an indication that something else is wrong, and you should check to ensure your PlayStation 4 system software and the game you are playing are both up to date. Follow these steps to check for updates: (1) Exit to the PlayStation home screen. (2) Highlight the game you were playing and press the Options button. (3) Select Check For Update and allow any game updates to install. (4) After any updates have finished installing, select Settings at the...

1. Turn off the tablet by holding the Power Button for 10 seconds. Tap the Power off option on the screen. 2. Press and hold the Volume + Button then press and hold the Power Button together until a menu appears in the upper left hand corner of the screen. 3. Use Volume – Button to select and highlight "Recovery Kernel" in green, then press the Volume + Button to select it. 4. When nabi shows the Android character with the exclamation sign (!), press and hold the Volume – Button and Volume + Button together until the next menu appears. (You may need to try this a few times to make that blue menu appear) 5. Use the Volume – Button to select and highlight "Wipe Data/Factory Reset" and press the Power button to select it. 6. Use the Volume – Button to select and highlight "Yes-delete all user data" and press the Power button to select that option. 7. When "Data Wipe" completes, "Reboot System Now" should be highlighted, Press the Power Button to reboot. 8. Once the initialization is complete, you will see the...

Hi, The issue is that you dried out your laptop before getting it cleaned or looked at. Drying it out sped up the process of corrosion on the components that are on your motherboard. When water and copper (motherboard) are mixed with electricity you get corrosion that does not stop and needs to be cleaned in order for the corrosion to stop eating away at the tiny solder points on your Motherboard. Take it to your nearest shop that does SMD soldering and see if they can clean it or fix it.

Hi there and sorry that you had a technician try and fix a waterlogged phone. While it is possible to fix a phone that has been exposed to water I never do it unless I see that the water only “touched” a very few places. The reason I only fix Water Damaged phone for the sake of data recovery and not to save the phone is for the exact reason why your phone is lagging. No honest technician that has your best interest in mind would try and fix a water damaged phone for your use. In very few circumstances would I do that. As I mentioned before I’d have to completely feel 99.9% sure that only part of the logic board or flex connector actually got wet. The reason for this is that there are so many components on the phone that might fail even after a sonic cleaning and an alcohol bath. Why would I risk your data and your well being and give you a phone back that could fail. IMO that’s not good business. Sorry that you are having this issue but I’d just take it back to the tech and ask for your money back and then...

Hi there, I’d love to say iFixit.com but ebay would be a good bet. https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R4...

@danj It can run 16gb Max Ram too