Hi guilherme alves, While shearching online i stumbled across this video that goes through how to replace your screen. http://bit.ly/k5-display-replacement If you have any questions fill free to email me at dextech87@gmail.com Best Regards, Devin A. Stokes Repair Technician DexTech Solutions

Hi Michaela Dallat, Sorry to hear about your GoPro. Just get a replacement screen it would be around $17.00 from amazon (http://bit.ly/GoProHero5GR) To actually replace the lens is also quite simple as well. The Process for replacing the protective lens is explained in the following video. (http://bit.ly/GPH5-Lens-Replacement-howto) If you have any more questions fill free to contact me at dextech87@gmail.com Best Regards, Devin A. Stokes Repair Technician DexTech Solutions

Hi arfeenhaider214, Sorry to hear that your having trouble with the app store. Sense we already know that Touch ID is int working correctly let try turning it off for now just to see if we can at least download an application using our good old password. To do this please follow the steps provided bellow: How to turn off Touch ID for the Lock screen, Apple Pay, or the iTunes and App Stores Touch ID is meant as a convenience. If you prefer more security on your Lock screen, like a strong alphanumeric password, you can turn Touch ID off. Launch the Settings app from your Home screen. Tap on the Touch ID & Passcode button. Enter your passcode when prompted. Switch iPhone/iPad Unlock, Apple Pay, or iTunes and App Store to Off. If you have any questions or comments fill free to contact me at dextech87@gmail.com Best Regards, Devin A. Stokes Repair Technician DexTech Solutions

Hi Luis Martins, Sadly the IPhone SE and the IPhone 6 have different FPC connectors so this inter makes swapping internal parts impossible. Best Regards, Devin A. Stokes Repair Technician DexTech Solutions

Hi Aden Crater, Sorry to hear your having Trouble with your Note 3. This is most likely just because theres a few applications running in the background then the phone can handle and your ram (random access memory ) might be a little backed up. first you'll need to clean up all the temporary files located on your phone, this can be done with a program called ccleaner (you can find it on the play store) just intall and run its cleaner to get your phone in order. Learn how by useing the following link: http://bit.ly/androidccleaner Next, you'll want to limit the amount of applications running in the background. Check out this neat form below that will walk you through it http://bit.ly/applimitaionsandroid If you have anymore questions fill free to email me at dextech87@gmail.com Best Regards, Devin A. Stokes Repair Technition DexTech Solutions

Hi IMriginal, Im sorry to hear your having a problem with your Ps3. In your description you said you've tried resetting the video settings by this do you mean the following? While the PS3 is off, press and hold the power button until you get a second beep, then release the button. This should reset your PS3 to use whatever component cables are connected. This is necessary when you change component cables, especially when you switch from HDMI to regular cables. If you have tried this and nothing happened you could try the following: The following recovery mode allows you to fix many issues (both for the normal and slim versions of the PS3). To access this recovery mode, follow the below procedure: Turn off your Playstation 3 (the red LED is still turned on). Hold the power button down, to completely turn off your console. Keep holding the power button down until you hear a beep followed by 2 consecutive beeps. You will be prompted to plug in your controller via USB. Press the PS button and the Recovery menu...

Hi jekkaa, I'm sorry to hear your having trouble with your phone, From what it sounds like there was a problem while updating to a new version of ios. If you can, try to see if you can update using iTunes on a near by computer. If your still having problems your best bet is to backup and factory reset. how to update ios: https://support.apple.com/en-us/ht204204

Hi peya Haindongo, I'm sorry to hear your having trouble with your mac, if you don't mind me asking what size is your mac? To find your Mac's screen specs, click the Apple icon in the top left corner of your screen. From the drop-down menu, click About This Mac to open the System Information window. Best Regards, Devin A. Stokes Repair Technician