I had to replace the charging port on the Note 4. The screen was working fine before and after I replaced the charging...

Hey guys! I am working on a Sanyo TV and it shuts off as soon as I turn it on. So I am assuming it is a fuse. I have two...

I am working on a iPhone 5 SE that was lost in the woods and got a little wet. The original screen that was on it no...

So I have replaced hundreds of iPad Air digitizers, and I just replaced this one, and everything works on it fine, but it...

I had no video on this tv so i then just bought all the boards. Im guessing one is bad, but not sure what one. I have...

So I am trying to troubleshoot a insignia tv. There is no video, the screen stays black. When I turn the tv on or off the...

You will have to find a donor board and pull them off, but honestly you don't need that clip. You can use double sided tape under the ribbon cable near the connector. Make sure the ribbon cable is completley in the connector and tape it using the double sided tape. Then use tape that is heat resistant like Kapton tape or electrical tape and tape it down. Some people use super glue as well but I wouldn't recommend that. I have had to do this a couple times and I have never had a problem with it.

This could be numerous things. Have you tried writing anything to the disc? If you have you may have files. Waiting to be wrote to the disc. Go to the DVD drive in My Computer by double clicking the icon. If there are files waiting to be wrote to the disc they will be shown there. You can either delete them or write to the disc. You should also run a virus scan. You can use free utilities like malwarebytes. Another way of checking if you have a virus problem is by booting into the BIOS screen and see if the drive opens on its own or not. If it doesn't there is a chance you are infected. Otherwise it will probably be a hardware problem. To get into BIOS restart the computer. When the computer turns on and displays the first screen, there should be some writing on the bottom like F2 setup or something. You can click the F2 button a couple times and it should bring you to BIOS. Make sure to press the F2 button BEFORE the first screen dissappears. As a last resort you could always go to Toshibas support and...

This Google Security problem is very common. Have you changed the password to any of the Google accounts? If you have you will be on hold for 72 hours. It will block your logins for the 72 hours. Also, do you remember any of your emails? If you don't, look on the page that allows you to log in. Look at the links. There should be one that will allow you to look up your email. I cannot remember what it says. But it will ask for some information and then display a list of emails associated with that information. Try each email and it will log you in as long as you provided the correct information for the list. As I said, do not change any passwords or you will be locked out for 72 hours. Other than this method I do not think there is a way to bypass this. This is essentially like being iCloud locked on Apple devices. You can also go here and see which account is associated with your phone. If you need any more help feel free to message me and i can provide assistance

The G4 charging port requires soldering to be replaced. If you do not have any soldering experience I wouldn't recommend doing this on your own. When you move or wiggle the charger does it begin charging? You may have other problems but usually the wiggling of the charging cable will make it work. You should also use a flash light or something and look at the charging port and see if it is broken or something stuck inside. No self advertising!