To fix your issue, either give your canon camera a bigger sd card or delete/move some photos or videos from it. Hope this helps. (:

Hello Min. (: Here’s how to fix your Chromebook screen: Perform a hard reset of the Chromebook. Sometimes, this will remove these lines since you are resetting the hardware. or, Restore your chromebook. This will reinstall Chrome OS which will eliminate the issue if it is a software conflict. or, Take your chromebook to a repair store. Hope this helps. (:

Hello Polac. (: Here’s how to fix your mouse: Try booting into safe mode, to boot into safe mode press F8 on your keyboard while your pc is booting. Try disconnecting and reconnecting the mouse. You could also try a different USB port for the mouse. If it’s a wireless mouse, try replacing the batteries. Try reinstalling the mouse drivers, to do this go to Control Panel > Device Manager. From there you should see a listing for your mouse. After selecting your mouse, you should have the option to remove the driver. Once the driver has been removed, reboot the machine. Take your mouse to a repair centre. Hope this helps. (:

This should fix it (: Go to control panel, then choose “Devices and Printers”, Right-click on your printer and choose to remove it. Now go to Canon’s website and download the latest drivers and follow the instructions to install them. Hope this helps (:

Do you live in a very humid area? Sometimes residual moisture can build up, and if the damage has already been done, that's why the message hasn't gone away. You can try powering the device down, giving a nice wipe inside with a Q-tip just to see if it removes anything, then take some rubbing alcohol and dip the Q-tip in it and try another rubbing. It could end up cleaning up some build upon those contact points. Let it dry after you do that, turn the phone back on and let me know if it starts charging.

If a full factory reset doesn't correct this then I suspect you are looking at a hardware issue, which isn't good.     ⦁ To force a factory reset, please use the following procedure: 1. Unplug the TV's power cable from the electrical socket. 2. Press and hold down both the centre and down buttons located on the TV. 3. Plug the TV's power cable back in the electrical socket (while still holding both the centre and down buttons). Please note that this force factory reset is to be considered as a last resort, as this will remove all the settings, self-installed applications, channel sorting etc.

The cause of this is probably faulty wires. I would recommend: Opening it up and fixing it yourself. I’m guessing there’s a faulty connection near the top left hinge, maybe a power cord or ribbon strip that isn’t connecting fully. or, Take it to an electronics repair store. You'll get the same system back, but fixing a broken system may not fully stop/prevent issues as much as a Nintendo replacement would. or, Try cleaning the R and ZL buttons, something like Falcon electronics duster cleaner would work for this type of situation. If none of these work then your system might have a defective motherboard, the only ways to fix this would be to send your system to Nintendo for repair or check it with an ohmmeter. Hope this helps (: