Taylor Struna

I have a computer that I securely erased the SSD with Parted Magic. I booted to the Mojave installer and went to diskutil...

I am in search of a reliable replacement battery for this 12.9” 2nd gen iPad Pro. Any suggestions? I usually buy from...

Hi, I upgraded my S8 to a S9 and would like to sell my old S8 as an unlocked device. I was told that being that the phone...

So I have a Apple Mac Pro "Quad Core" 3.7 (Late 2013) that wont power on. I do not know the history of the machine. I...

I work for a university surplus store, where data security is our number one priority, selling the products we fix is our...

I received an iMac with the screen entirely taken off, I believe they tried to remove the hard drive before getting rid of...

I have a late 2014 mac mini that is giving me 3 beeps on start up. Traditionally this a ram issue, is there anyway to save...

I have a Mid 2007 iMac with a serial number that is Unavailable. Ive tried to obtain it in multiple different locations,...

I was wondering if simply replacing the HDD will bypass the lock? I tried the ram trick with no luck. I have 3 machines...

I have a late 2011 15" MacBook Pro that at the end of 2016 had the logic board replaced under the GPU replacement program....

It may, but it is doubtful. It would have to have all the same futures (same steering wheel controls, etc.) You would be better off buying the specific model wire harness from a dealer like Crutchfield. Also, Crutchfield support is amazing! They would probably be able to tell you if the connections would work on another ford radio.

You can likely find a fuse to pull for your security system, but if it is factory, you will most likely disable power locks as well. I’d look at your fuse box and see what you might find there.

Smart not to power it on! If you have the ability, I would recommend a full tear down of the computer and to let it sit and dry for a few days. Water in itself is not too dangerous to computers, it is the sitting water on electrical components that causes corrosion, and that is what is dangerous. If you open it up, pat dry everything, and allow it to air dry for a few days, you should be all set.

I’m not sure if it is necessary for it to function, but if you are worried, I would purchase some copper tape and just create your own contacts. If the product is reputable I wouldn’t be too worried about it, but I also don’t think it’d hurt to add your own copper strips! Best of luck!

I have had much luck running “pixel correction” videos on computers with bad pixels. I know this may be what Larry was referring to, but you can find ones of these videos on you tube. I’ve successfully brought back to life many screens this way, it may take days of video correction, but it may help.

Your best bet is to fully disassemble the machine, let it dry fully, clean any corrosion with rubbing alcohol. Then you’ll want to replace the keyboard, unfortunately you will have to do a full keyboard replacement, and it will take some time and patients. MacBook Air 11" Mid 2012 Upper Case Replacement Start with the above guide, you will then want to continue on and peal back the black backlight, and then will need to remove about 100 tiny screws to swap your keyboard. This MAY help solve your problem, but no guarantee.

Install the program “Apple Configurator 2” to your Mac, see if this program will detect your device. If so, select the device, go to actions, and restore the iPad. I have had great success for mobile devices and tablets with Apple Configurator 2, while iTunes barely sometimes works. Its worth a shot! Good luck.

I had a similar problem on the same model vehicle. I ended up switching out the gear shiftier assembly with a used one and it worked again. Not sure how much help that was, but figure id share my success. Good luck!

This sounds like a hardware problem for sure. So no, its not likely that a restore will do anything for your device. If you have not dropped or damaged the device at all apple may replace it for free. But it sounds as if the LCD screen has gone bad and needs to be replaced. I'd check with apple first, and if they don't do it for free or cheap find someone reputable that will. Or do it yourself with an iFixit Guide! iPhone 7 Screen Replacement Hope that helps!

Yes, it is almost identical to the 2013 model.