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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...

Firstly, make sure you haven't simply disabled the camera using the function key hotkey that toggles the camera. This issue appears to be a bug with the Lenovo software – through no intervention from the user the camera has become disabled through the “privacy” setting and needs to be re-enabled. To re-enable the camera (using Windows 8 or Windows 8.1): 1. Press the Windows button to open the start screen 2. Type ‘lenovo’ to search for the Lenovo software 3. Click on the icon for ‘Lenovo Settings’ 4. Click on the ‘Normal’ button 5. If it’s already set to ‘Normal’ – click ‘Private’, apply the changes, then switch back to ‘Normal’ again and apply the changes. If these instructions didn’t help, you can continue with the instructions below… 1. Updating the Lenovo Settings Dependency Package software. To do this you’ll need to go to the Lenovo website, search for your model of Lenovo and download and install the Lenovo Settings Dependency Package software. After this has been done repeat the instructions above....

If your battery isn't the issue, it may be that the wiring has shorted. Make sure they are connected as they should be, perform a hard reset when necessary.

Before sending the damaged laptop to a ASUS Service Center. Ensure that you have fully backed up all the data stored on your product and removed any personal, confidential, or proprietary information before any service process is started. As ASUS may delete any data, software, or programs installed on the product without resorting them. ASUS shall not held liable for the permanent loss , damage, or misuse of your data. Accidental damage is one of the exclusions from ASUS limited Warranty Service. You may have to pay the cost. If you are tech savvy, you may try repair it by your own. Make sure back up your computer before hand.

Firstly try to disconnect all peripheral devices and remove all USB devices and SD media cards. Disconnect the AC power adapter, remove the battery, and then press and hold the power button for at least 15 seconds to drain all residual power and restore default startup settings. Reconnect the AC power adapter (but do not insert the battery), press the Power button, look for glowing lights near the caps lock and num lock keys, and listen for sounds of a fan or other moving parts turning. If the computer starts normally after performing a hard reset, you are done troubleshooting. You can also make a Windows boot media, boot off that, delete all partitions off your drive, start the setup. Otherwise reading Fix Laptop/Computer Won’t Turn On.

To check if your RAM is working properly and how much RAM is installed on your computer, refer to these articles: https://www.techjunkie.com/check-ram-working/ https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch00... With your system on, disconnect all of your external devices. This includes your mouse, keyboard, external hard drive, and so on. Restart your computer and see if you still get the black screen. If you don’t, plug each device in one at a time until you find what’s causing the problem. As you have connected to an external monitor and screen is still black, it could be an issue with the video cable. You can try with a new cable. Make sure your cable supports the correct version of your display standard.

Hi there, Firstly, I think you can just try resetting battery and see if it works getting date displayed. I have just came across a Linux thread which may help you someway: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/744...-bypass-bios-password-on-asus-laptop-solved/ In case any future unexpected issue with the computer, my recommendation is to back up all your important data including password and personal files. Hope my answers comes in handy for you.

Try the following and see if it will turn on. 1. First make sure the device has been charged. 2. Unplug your charger cord. 3. Remove the battery. 4. Press and hold the "Power" button for 30 seconds and see if the device will turn on. 5. If it does, great, now plug back in the power/charger cord. (If it didn't turn on without the cord in, it should turn on once you it is in. Yes sometimes they will turn on, or try to turn on, even with nothing attached/plugged in.) 6. Now put the battery back in. If this doesn't help, then test the power cord to see if it is good. Either try your cord in another device, or try another devices cord in your laptop. Should that not be the problem, then check the battery to see if it needs replacing. Just a quick reminder If a computer isn't receiving a consistent flow of electricity, damage can and often does occur. In case of any unexpected error may occur, you’d better back up your computer on a regular basis. Hope my answer comes in handy.

Most probably your calculator has only the solar cells and no battery, the principle is that to read the LCD display you need ambient light that is enough to also power your calculator.

Hi Anderson, LCD display screens are made up of two thin layers of glass containing liquid crystal material between them. When the glass becomes damaged, debris infiltrates the crystal layer or another issue occurs with the display function, this causes vertical lines of color to appear when the monitor is fully illuminated. These lines can be either permanent due to internal failure or temporary due to faulty display connections. Diagonal, jagged and both horizontal and vertical lines typically indicate panel damage. If the lines are infrequent in their appearance, or are not permanently visible, a loose video cable is often the problem. The first step in troubleshooting is determining the extent of the damage. Re-seat any video input cables or consider replacing the cables with new ones. Should the lines continue to display, this indicates an internal failure. If it is the case, You may need to replace something within.

Hi there, It’s really sorry to see that you have encountered this issue, you may check out the post below to see if these tips helpful. https://windowsreport.com/cant-turn-surface-pro-4-on/ Please keep me updated, thank you!