Jesse Hooton

I have this used Dell desktop I’m trying to use but it’s protected by a BIOS or HDD password. Is there any way I can reset...

I have a customer with some eTalk flip phone from verizon and it is currently having an issue where it automatically...

You should be able to order parts from Mobile Sentrix, Injured Gadgets, or Mobile Defenders. They’re all dedicated parts suppliers and back them by a good warranty.

I would open it back up and make sure everything looks good.

It’s pretty easy to transfer the small parts like the front camera and ear speaker to a new display. If I were you, I would spend the couple extra bucks to get the original LCD. While there are good quality aftermarket displays out there, they still don’t quite compare to the original as far as color but it’s hard to notice unless you’ve got them side by side.

Those could either be pressure points meaning something is under the screen pushing up on it or it could be a defective LCD. If you can get that screen off in one piece as those spots disappear then something is putting pressure on the display. If they’re still there when you lift the screen off then it’s a defective LCD and you should contact the supplier to get a replacement or refund depending on their policy.

As far as I know it shouldn’t be locked to the phone. If not I’m sure iFixit would’ve pointed it out.

The 11 and 11 Pro use totally different ports so they are not interchangeable. If you can, order a premium port from Mobile Sentrix. The X and above only accept OEM pull charge ports. If you use an aftermarket port it will constantly restart. Just be very careful and take your time replacing the port as it is requires a complete teardown of the device to get it replaced.

They are not interchangeable between those models but the series 5 and SE do use the same screen.

Start with some 99% isopropyl alcohol and a toothbrush.

Unless the PC was trusted by the phone previously, it won’t detect it. Odds are you damaged the LCD assembly. If you plug it into the charger and give it a few minutes, either try to call it or toggle the mute switch. If it rings or vibrates with no image, then it’s most likely the screen and you would have confirmed the phone is powered on. You can order replacement kits here on iFixit or you could take it to a local independent repair shop.

Water resistance can’t be recovered without the use of a special machine that only samsung and their service providers have. You can order replacement adhesive from other companies like Mobile Sentrix, Injured Gadgets, and Mobile Defenders. I would order a few of those and a replacement back glass as there is a chance you’ll crack the current one while removing it.