Sono un felice possessore di un pro 8 versione 1983. Purtroppo da qualche settimana la tastiera ha deciso di abbandonarmi e nonostante varie prove empiriche non ne vuole sapere di tornare in vita.

Grazie alla gentilezza di un commesso di una nota catena di elettronica ho potuto constatare che il problema non è il pro 8 ma la tastiera, infatti ho collegato un'altra tastiera al mio pc e la riconosce perfettamente.

Leggendo in giro ho scoperto che presto o tardi (più presto che tardi) succede a tutti, forse a causa del cavetto piatto alla base della cerniera che, a furia di chiudere e riaprire, si spezza.

C'è qualcosa che posso fare io senza ricorrere al centro di assistenza oppure all'acquisto di una tastiera nuova?

Sono molto grato per qualunque aiuto, e ringrazio in anticipo.

ho provato a riavviarlo forzatamente(come letto dal sito microsoft)ma rimaneva bloccato lì, fino a che non si è più riavviato.

⟐ Commented marzo 21, 2024 at 5:30 GMT-7

⟐ Commented marzo 18, 2024 at 4:33 GMT-7

⟐ Answered settembre 05, 2023 at 9:08 GMT-7

⟐ Answer accepted novembre 09, 2022 at 6:14 GMT-7

ma non so quale marche e modello sono compatibili?

qual è la più veloce ?

grazie

buona serata

cesare

⟐ Answer accepted marzo 18, 2022 at 14:31 GMT-7

Portai il tablet in un negozio di zona per farmelo riparare e, dopo lunghe attese, ecco il casino. Mi contattano dal negozio, dopo aver ordinato lo schermo di rimpiazzo del surface pro 4 dicendomi che, dopo averlo smontato si erano accorti che, in realtà, il mio tablet monta lo schermo del Surface Pro 5 (con esattezza il 1796). Non sanno come sia possibile, per di più lo schermo montato (quello del 5) è proprio originale Microsoft, non sostituito precedentemente.

Inoltre mi girano anche la foto dei 2 diversi attacchi del connettore del 5 (montato sul mio) e del 4 da loro acquistato per la riparazione (nel caso potrei allegarla).

Di conseguenza, a tal punto, sarebbe necessario inviare indietro lo schermo del 4, prendere quello del 5 e procedere alla sostituzione. Ovviamente mi si chiede un contestuale aumento del prezzo sul preventivo inizialmente concordato (dai 180 ai 230…quindi 50 euro di differenza).

Ora, da inesperto, secondo voi è possibile una roba del genere? E se si, non ci sarebbe un modo per poter chiedere una delucidazione anche alla Microsoft per un errore di costruzione?

⟐ Edited by author marzo 02, 2020 at 17:01 GMT-7

Salve,

E' da una settimana che il mio tablet, Acer Aspire Switch 10, dopo l'arresto del sistema, non si accende più. Ho provato ad accenderlo in tutti i modi ma niente, rimane sempre spento. Se inserisco il caricabatterie nella presa di corrente e poi lo collego al tablet, si accende il led arancione ma non da comunque segni di vita se premo il pulsante "power". Ho provato anche ad aprirlo ma, visto che non sono un tecnico, non so quale possa essere il problema che non lo fa accendere. Cosa può essere?

Grazie mille per le risposte in anticipo

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Hello,

It's been a week since my tablet, Acer Aspire Switch 10, after the system shutdown, does not turn on anymore. I tried to turn it on in all the ways but nothing, always remains off. If I insert the charger into the power outlet and then connect it to the tablet, the orange LED lights up but does not show signs of life if I press the "power" button. I've also tried to open it, but since I'm not a technician, I do not know what the problem is that does not turn it on. What can it be?

Thank you so much for the answers in advance

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⟐ Answered luglio 13, 2017 at 2:15 GMT-7

I have two of these; one has been in storage in my unheated garage and the other in a desk drawer for the last several months. Both of them are exhibiting significant degradation of the display, along with this viscous fluid that's coming out of the seam between the rear cover and the frame of the tablet.

Now before anybody jumps to conclusions, no, neither of these laptops have ever been exposed to liquids; I've been all through them both and there's no external explanation for this to be happening.

And the thing is, I'm not the only one who's had this happen to them on this tablet. There's a whole thread over on the Acer forums of people who've had their laptops do the same thing.

Acer Iconia (W510P) Display Issue — Acer Community

I cleaned up the exterior of the laptop before I thought to take pictures, so I don't have photos of liquid that leaked out. It did clean up fairly easily with isopropyl alcohol.

My current working theory is that this is some sort of OCA that has broken down and returned to a liquid state. That's supported by what I see on the screen before powering it up; it looks like there are large air bubbles in the display.

You can see the bubbles in three corners of the screen. As you'll see from the following pictures, the display degradation is the same as what the people on the Acer forum experienced.

Once I got the back off of the tablet, I did find, as expected, more of the mystery liquid inside, concentrated in the lower right corner of the display.

Apparently there are a few older Dell laptops that seem to have the same problem, but in my internet searches I didn't find anyone who has had a definitive answer as to exactly what's going on here. Are there any experts on here who know what this is all about?

Obviously the displays on these tablets are shot, and unfortunately they're old and underpowered and realistically not worth repairing. However, I am going to go ahead and disassemble them and pull the LCDs to see if I can definitively pin the source to them, although I personally don't have any doubts myself.

This is going to be a bit of a slow process because I've decided to create some guides as I work, so it'll take longer than if I just tear into it.

Once I have the LCD out, I figure it can't hurt to see if it can be disassembled; who knows, maybe I can clean it and replace the OCA and effectively refurbish these defective screens.

Just as an update, I powered up the second W510 today and while it was messing around with updates I grabbed a photo of what its screen is doing.

⟐ Commented maggio 04, 2026 at 21:15 GMT-7

The one thing I am confused about is, on this model, the antenna do not connect to anything on the motherboard, or am I mistaken?

There is a little metal piece on the bottom of the assembly (3rd pic) which connects to the motherboard but that piece does not attach to the antenna whatsoever.

I have attached some photos of what the antennas and the assembly look like in my case.

Thank You in Advance!

⟐ Commented aprile 26, 2026 at 11:24 GMT-7

The touch screen of my Surface pro 3 was broken so i tried to take off the touch screen from lcd but I did not succeed to save the LCD. So now, i try to buy a new one but i don't know the version of my lcd because I inconveniently threw the flex cable between the touch screen and the motherboard. So, is there anything i can do to know the version of my current LCD ?

⟐ Answered aprile 14, 2026 at 12:14 GMT-7

⟐ Commented marzo 14, 2026 at 8:45 GMT-7

I have a [problem with surface pro at pwer on it shows -surface- then black screen shows up I can not do anythin more is any way to reset to original set up?

⟐ Answered marzo 12, 2026 at 4:43 GMT-7

Hi, I have a big problem with my keyboard, some time ago I bought a rather unusual Xiaomi Book S tablet with a keyboard and unfortunately the keyboard got damaged due to frequent opening and closing , the ribbon in the keyboard was damaged, I took off the leather around it and it turned out that somehow the ribbon was torn on one side , is there a chance to solder it back so that everything works properly?

⟐ Edited by author marzo 08, 2026 at 13:12 GMT-7

I hard discharged the battery, removed the tape on the POWER button and plugged it in and… LED still slowly blinks orange/amber.

⟐ Commented marzo 04, 2026 at 8:02 GMT-7