I broke the screen on the m1 ipad pro 11 (2021) and found lcd replacement and was wondering since its meant for the 2018/2020 will it work.

forgotten the password what shall i do

the mother board of my cp is heating

Hi there.

My iPhone 5 (model A1429) will not boot into iOS.

When the power cable is connected, the iPhone boots up initially and displays the apple logo for ~3.5 seconds. Then it goes to a blank screen for another ~2 seconds and the process repeats (indefinitely it seems - at least at this point).

When the power cable is removed, the screen instantly goes blank again. Nothing happens if I press the power button when the iPhone is not connected.

I can get the iPhone into recovery mode by holding the home button before I plug it in, and then it stays on the recovery screen, not coming on and off like the apple logo was earlier. Again, when I unplug the cable it goes back to a powerless blank screen.

The iPhone is detected on iTunes in recovery mode and I have attempted to restore it, using both my MacBook and a Windows PC. Each time, it results in an error at the point when the iPhone appears to restart. I see Error 2001 on the MacBook and Error 21 on the windows PC.

I've updated to the latest iTunes version, restarted the computer several times, and tried different USB ports.

I was also able to get the iPhone into DFU mode, where the screen was blank—but it was recognized in iTunes as being in recovery mode. Just as before, the device will not restore, and I get various error codes across my Mac and PC.

I have since opened the device up and confirmed that the battery is securely attached to the logic board.

It is also worth mentioning that my iPhone is no longer under warranty.

At this point. my assumption is that the battery itself is dead, and won't hold any charge, which is why the device shuts off immediately after removing the power cable. Does this seem reasonable and should I order a new battery? Any other suggestions?

Many thanks,

Bradley

My iPhone 5 was working properly for more than 1.5 years. Now, I'm having a few problems with it. I will explain the problems one by one, after doing all the diagnosis I can on my end:

• When I charge my iPhone, it shows the battery percentage indicator, but the battery percentage doesn't increase.
• The charge indicator will stick on the number that's currently on the display.
• After restarting the phone, I see the battery percentage increase—but this doesn't work every time.
• Sometimes the phone charges properly, but I have to face this issue most of the time.
• When I do a hard reset (home+power button), the battery percentage drops from around 25% to only 8%.
• When I try to connect my phone to my PC, the phone restarts again and again.
• Sometimes, when I use my phone while charging, the battery percentage will not increase.
• When I charge my phone with the battery below 10%, the phone restarts again and again.
• Sometimes, when the battery is totally dead and I try to charge it, the phone won't start, and it will only show the red indicator on the screen.
• I've been facing this issue for the past week. My phone is currently on iOS 7.1.1.
• When the phone gets to 100% charge, it does not show the full charge indicator on the battery.
• I need to unplug and connect a few times to make the iPhone connect to iTunes, but iTunes works fine on the phone.
• The phone has never been repaired before.
• I've tried changing the charger and cables. I've also recalibrated the battery and performed a restore, but that didn't fix the problem.

Is this issue due to a bad battery, or is there some problem with the phone's logic board?

The KeyCap bottom is missing the small clips that hold it on. These over time do fatigue causing it to come loose. You’ll need to get a new one here’s one site I use MacBook Pro keyboard parts click on the correct key set.

It’s not uncommon not to see them as you need a good one to compare. It’s also easy to snap them in the insertion process if you’ve not done a few so order a few extras to be safe. Here’s a marked image where they are missing

Okay, as title says. My E key started doing this a year ago and I just got used to it, now my W key is doing it. I have no idea what the underside of the key is supposed to look like, but noticed that W and E, appear to be damaged?

As in, the black stuff on the outer edge of the keys, as you can see it's faded in places.

The key scissors don't appear damaged, and I'm not keen on trying to take them apart, as they are delicate.

As you can see, W has some stuff on it, but I would rather ask first if that could be causing problems, because I don't want to take the key apart for no reason.

I apologize in advance for my poor photo quality, iPhone 8 isn't the best for photos.

(Above photo.) Clip visible on left side of key (looks like there's one, but can confirm there are two.)

(Above photo.) Both clips visible on the top half of the key.

(Above photo) Hard to see, but clips still visible.

The black ink won't print on our printer. We thought it was out of ink but replaced it and the black ink still won't print. It acts like its printing but it's almost like the black printing components aren't working.

HP Officejet 4620