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Dropped the phone the other day and since then the camera takes black pics with a strange mark on the side What do i do?

After taking my iPad to a technician i was informed that the flash storage (located on the logic board) has failed. How can i...

My iPad-Air will not boot. The Apple logo will appear, but after 5-6 seconds it will disappear and the boot procedure ends. W...

Hi, i have a mid 2010 27"core i7 iMac and although all these years i thought it was fanless, the last few days im noticing th...

My 1st gen iPad Air shuts down at indefinite moments and will not open back unless I press simultaneously both the shutdown a...

I have a 13" MacBook Pro 2.9 GHz i7 (Build 13F1911) that I want to install a SSD drive to make it faster. Is it worth the upg...

Pressed forcefully by a toddler and this happened. Still works but its sticking out as seen in the photo. Although pressed it...

When the macbook pro boots, display has a whitish color, with 1-2 lines (vertical and horizontal) crossing the screen. The mo...

Suppose i have a 16GB iPad Mini 3, is it possible to upgrade its memory and turn it to 32GB?

I have a mid 2010 27" iMac Corei7 and i want to know to what extent can i upgrade it by using parts of the latest iMacs. For ...

Hello to all after 4years. No i didnt fix the MBPro, i got a new one instead :-), but… seeing it beeing dusty on the shelve really hurts my feelings, so i thought maybe ill give it a go. But before i do, i was wondering what is the latest OS that can run seamlessly on my good old MBPro? :-)

This is the result of the Coconutbattery app on my iPad does it look ok?

So i guess the memory module is mounted on the logic board? And it cannot be unmounted, i have to change logic board? Is that the scenario? Is there a guide for this?

Ok, i decided to try the reflow procedure, since it was working for many other users who have tried it! So i covered the MBPro in a blanket and turned it on for 40min, it got quite hot! Then i shut it down and restarted it, it booted fine without any issues and worked as if it was brand new! Just to make sure i restarted it a couple of times, all seemed it was ok! Of course im not expecting this to last for ever, but in case it doesn't work again, il go straight in replacing the logic board!

It would be a good idea to put some sticky tape on those two DVI display port holes, so that you never make the mistake to insert (when reassemble) any of the screws!