lattestonetech24

Mason, If your computer has a CD Drive then download Windows Offline NT from here: Offline NT and then use this guide: NT Guide to remove the password from the user account. this can also be done using a USB Flashdrive instead of a CD. You may have to enable Boot from CD/DVD and USB to use it. Enabling this option is done in the BIOS. Dell laptops are usually already defaulted to boot from CD/DVD if there a bootable DVD in the drive. Hope this helps.

RAM issues can cause a system to not start up at all. Usually there is a continuous set of 3 beeps that will let you know you have a RAM issue. You can check crucial's site and use the system scanner to see if the Crucial RAM you have is compatible with your MacBook. If it is, you might just need to reseat the RAM and try to boot up again. If reseating the RAM still doesn't work then the only other thing I can think of at the moment is a faulty RAM. You can check to see if one or both is bad by trying to boot up with one of the Crucial RAM at a time. Just put one on and try to boot up. If it boots up with one and not the other then replace the one that doesn't allow the MacBook to boot. If it doesn't boot up with either one, then get the RAM replaced and make sure you get one that is a confirmed match for your MacBook. Here is what your MacBook will Support: 4GB (two 2GB SO-DIMMs) of 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM; supports up to 8GB.

Hey Lynn, Just use your finger nail or a prying tool along the edges to separate the thin backing from the rest of the phone. As you move around the edges of the phone you'll hear/feel the tabs releasing. Best of Luck!

Hey Lynn, Try the information at the site in this link: BLU Studio 7.0 Disassembly. Best of Luck!

Hey Terry, Go to Apple Logo on the top-left corner, click on "About This Mac" and the MacBook Model/Year should be listed right below the OS X Version. Best of Luck!

Hey John, I know it may sound stupid but if your laptop has the WiFi Antenna icon button next to the Power button, is it lit up? If not try pressing it as your WiFi Antenna might be turned off/disabled. If you look at the lower right hand corner of the taskbar where the date/time would be, do you see your Wireless Signal? If so, does it have a Yellow triangle with and exclamation point in it or a Red X?

Hey Starry, You might have a bad battery. The time and date resets whenever there is completely no power source detected. This indicates that there is a complete disconnect between the battery and the board. Hence why it only happens when you are on battery power. It might be showing as 30%-60% but that can be hit or miss with a bad battery. Best of Luck!

Hey James, This can happen when there's build up on the rollers and it becomes too slippery to hold on to the paper well. Try getting a flashlight and having a look to see if there's some dust and other stuff on the rollers. Best of Luck!

Hey John, Had a similar problem with mine. Not sure if it is the exact problem but replacing my battery fixed it for me. Apparently, my battery was faulty and was showing as charged when it was actually completely dead and could no longer hold a charge. If you know someone who has an extra battery you can use to test, you should try that first before buying one. Best of Luck!

Hey Daniel, The volume keys are usually combined with the Fn or Function Keys (F1 and so on). Look at the bottom left hand side of your keyboard, you should see the Fn or FN Key. Try pressing the Fn key + the key with the volume icon on your keyboard and see if that works. If it doesn't, you might need to get the drivers for it to work which can be found at Acer's Support Site. Best of Luck!

I've done this repair over a dozen times and it gets easier each time. However, I finally came across a completely shattered iPad screen that was a complete pain to remove due to the fact that it didn't come of in larger pieces but in little shards! It never gets boring with these repairs! The feeling of relief and accomplishment when it all works in the end is always a PLUS!

My brother in-law had water damage to his screen and the carrier was going to charge him and arm and a leg for a new phone so I ordered the complete display assembly from right here on iFixit that came with all the necessary tools. Took me a little over 5 minutes between repairing and chit chat to finish. It was a really easy repair and my brother in-law was never happier to have his phone back at a fraction of the cost the carrier was quoting.

This is a very good and thorough guide. I have done at least 12 repairs and I have to admit that it would be nice if the glass was "always" cracked this cleanly. However, the reality is that it isn't and a lot of times the glass is completely shattered and its a very messy job just to try and get the glass off cleanly and safely. Just keep in mind that the process of actually removing the glass is going to have to be tweaked depending on the condition and type of crack you're dealing with. All the best of luck and success on future repairs!