@kamranazam if the lines are up and down then those are vertical lines. Common issue is the main board as well as the ribbon cables (there is always a chance of a bad panel as well). Remove the cables and check for tears as well as corroded ends. If the cables are good, then consider replacing the main board. This "after 15 to 20 minutes start disappearing" is possibly due to solder joints closing and making contact. Check your board for cold solder joints. You identify those by the color of the joint. It should be shiny silver, if it is dull grey, resolder it.

Let's see what those lines look like. Post an image of what your screen shows as well as your boards. that way we can see what you see. 기존 질문에 이미지 추가하기

@kamranazam you need to check on your driver boards. Those are the boards that connect to the LCD. Those can also cause differences in color and vibrancy. The washed out display is commonly caused by issues with the Gamma IC.

Sometimes when I take my watch off the charger and go to unlock it, the display looks distorted in the way that it turns green and its also pink sometimes. I think it may be a loose connection but I dont want to open it up and i would prefer to fix it on my own rather than at apple. I want to narrow down the issue before I open it up.

Pourquoi le CD ne s'insère-t-il pas dans la PS4 ?

I bought my Macbook Air in September of 2011 new from the Apple store. My trackpad was replaced by Apple in September of 2012 as it gradually began to become unresponsive. Since the repair, I haven't experienced any other problems. The unresponsive trackpad was the only problem I've run into with this Mac.

After some brief surfing around this morning, I went to work with my MacBook running fine as usual. After coming home, my keyboard and trackpad are both unresponsive. What's a bit more unsettling is that, in the System Preferences, it's not even recognizing a trackpad as being connected.

After doing some searching around, I've found that some people ran into this issue with MacBook Pros, and it was because of a ribbon that had become loose underneath the battery. I'm wondering if it's possibly the same problem for me with my MacBook Air. I hadn't read about anyone with an Air experiencing the same problem.

Any help would be appreciated.I would love to get my Air working so I don't have to constantly use my external keyboard/mouse.

Thanks!

Edit: The only key that works on the keyboard is the power button.

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Hi, so my problem is my airpod gen 2s are kinda being funky.

So for about a year or 2 now they will connect like normal not too many issues there* but the earbuds themselves will die off fast like it feels as if as soon as I put one in I'm already putting the other cuz it died.

I just assumed maybe the airpod case I had was the issue so I tried resetting them and completely abandoning the idea of having a case. Since it was more for looks rather protection, since I take care of my devices well other then one incident where my sibling dropped an airpod into the sink while I was doing dishes but it was brief contact with water.

With that being said I've had them for about 6 years give or take and I used them everyday with maybe about a year n a half to 2 years of not using them so they are in fairly good condition.

*But for some reason it seems to hate my laptop (Chromebook not sure what model) it will connect to it and then disconnects immediately its odd I'm not too sure why that is I've tried resetting the airpods then too as well as the bluetooth and I've even taken the device off my laptop to reconnect it but still to no avail

So in other words I would really like some help with this odd occurrence it tends to get frustrating like being in calls or listening to music while doing things and then having to stop what I'm doing because they decide to act up so I'm looking for the most like inexpensive solution if possible since I can't afford any replacements. please and thank you!