Corey Meyer

Hello everyone! I have acquired a 2010 MacBook Pro and it has a really bad overheating problem. Is it supposed to get...

I have an ASUS X555L and it seems to show no signs of life the board heats up but that’s about it the f an doesn’t spin...

Hello iFixit team! I’ve been working on my own X555l laptop for quite some time and cant figure out why it wont boot! The...

I have an iPhone 6 in which i have replaced the screen. The touch works on the screen but nothing shows up...

Thanks for asking Luke! If you don’t need any data swapped then you should be able to install a new ssd into the device and use internet recovery to reinstall Mac OS by pressing the command key + R at the same time but keep in mind that these devices use a proprietary connector and it’s not a normal m.2 or sata connection. Best regards -Activoid

If the battery was fully drained and totally dead the logic board will not send any power to the battery

I would just check to make sure that there are no bent or messed up pins for the ram socket. I had this issue once before but on a MacBook and that fixed it up. I suggest taking a phone camera and looking closely at the pins.

Usually it will not retain its water resistance after a screen replacement unless it’s done by apple in which they make sure that the watch is properly sealed. Apples warranty also does specifically states even though the watch is water proof it isn’t covered for any water damage done to it just as a heads up. But if you are doing the repair your self even with a new gasket which is directly under the screen to keep the screen from coming off it will sadly not be water resistant anymore. Hope this answers your question! If you have any questions feel free to comment. - Corey Meyer

Since they are not making these MacBooks thinner they needed to take out the removable dims for the ram since it takes up more space. So as Dan said sadly you will not be able to replace the RAM without a soldering station and experience with de-balling.

Hey TheStick, that definitely can be an issue although that part can be replaced. Flex cables are very easily damaged by just a slip of a tool. You should still be able to get your device to power on with just plugging it into a power source. If that doesn’t work I would check out the battery connector to see if that has been damaged as well. I hope this helps. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to ask :)

If you have multiple kits lying around then this would most likely fit one of them... Most tools use the same design bits so you should be good! Hope this helps and be sure to leave a comment if you have more questions!

You might have to contact the company to attempt to receive the code they may be able to find your transaction and could retrieve the key but I am not certain

The filters are in place for these reasons and are not supposed to be overridden since your computers are owned by your school's administrators/IT can most likely see your history and you could get caught trying to get passed this. I recommend you just doing it on another computer when you get home from school. Sorry I couldn't help... Note: I have tried to do this my self but got in a lot of trouble so try to avoid doing this.

Hello Bakr gamer, This problem might be caused because of an overheating issue... Has he opened this computer before and forgot to tighten down the CPU cooler to have it work properly? Or the CPU heat detector might not be working properly as well. If this is the case of overheating I would try getting a new application of thermal paste.