A replacement for your reference. https://www.laptopscreen.com/English/mod...-132T-C1LK/ There is also a video of the Acer Aspire R11 hinge replacement, so some screws may be different, but the concept is the same. so the skillsets are transferrable. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cJrdgMw...-I
There’s did a Broken Toshiba Laptop Hinge provided by https://www.instructables.com. Basically, in that tutorial, you’ll need some tools, including: (1) Cordless Drill (2) Drill Index (3) Hacksaw (4) 3 mm coupling nuts (5) 3 mm short screws (6) Small Screwdrivers (7) Vicegrips or vice Check out your computer and make sure choosing the right tools. I think a video will better guide you every step of the repair.
For 2 sites that I will advise you to check out,. http://www.gbaudio.co.uk/data/dvddb.htm https://www.aliexpress.com If you can’t find a proper one by yourself, try to contact the sellers of that kind. Hope my answer comes in handy for you. Good luck!
It's also possible that it's a hardware failure. Firstly check out the Microsoft tutorials on Fix problems detaching or attaching your Surface Book keyboard.
Hi Tharaka, As you have encountered A PC shutting down suddenly, which is usually a sign of a power problem and can be extremely frustrating. This can cause you to lose whatever you're working on, but it may also be a sign of damage to the computer itself. Generally, when a computer powers down on its own it's due to the power supply, malware, overheating or driver issues. Additionally, an unexpected shutdown of system can make your data inaccessible as well. The good way to overcome this problem and recover files after unexpected shutdown is by using a recovery tool that supports Windows PE. Before locating the problem, make sure you backed up your computer all the time.
Laptops are a nightmare of risk every single disassembly.... You need firstly to disassemble it and look visibly for what possibly went wrong, became dislodged, disconnected in the process.... If your system won't boot after a cleaning, it could be as simple as a loose cable or as serious as damaged hardware, including but not limited to: Thermal Paste Loose Cables or Hardware Hidden Dust Bunnies Static Shock Until you locate the issue, I advise you to try to access your important files or personal data by recovering them and make a backup before really practicing any repair.
Firstly, you can try turn your computer off by pressing and holding down the start button. Next unplug the computer and then remove the battery. Press and hold down the start button for about 60 seconds. You can also boot into safe mode to troubleshoot the black screen issue. At your sign in screen when you fire up your PC, hold down your Shift key and click the power button at the bottom right of your screen, then select restart. ... Click the Restart button. On the startup settings, hit 5 or F5 to enter Safe mode with Networking. If both methods are of no help, you may try to other methods.
There was an old thread on tomsguide forum, you may follow the guidance and see if it working to your case. https://forums.tomsguide.com/threads/my-android-jxd-psp-just-stuck-in-the-logo.149547/
Unfortunately if you have let it dry for a long time and it still won't power on, the keyboard is practically busted. If I was you i'd wait another 24 hours so that the laptop can possibly dry internally too and if after 24 hours it still does not power on, I would suggest you get a new one or claim on the warranty if it is less than a year old.
When the washer spins, it rides on a bearing that allows the tub to move freely with zero resistance. If this bearing is worn out, a loud noise will be heard when the washer spins. ... If you hear a rubbing sound or the drum spins uneven, then the main tub bearing is most likely bad and needs replaced.
