JustATestAccount

Hello all, I come to this amazing forum since I couldn’t find answers for my problem myself. The laptop is actually model...

Some days ago I put my iPhone SE to charge overnight with a MFi certified cable and a random usb wall plug, as I didn’t...

Maybe try another boot option such as some type of legacy boot instead of EFI? I have no clue for Macs but I did a fresh install of Windows on my laptop’s SSD and because of the drive or whatever I couldn’t boot it directly from UEFI, and had to boot with windows boot manager. I believe it had something to do with the partition format of the drive so if the legacy boot doesn’t work, try changing the drive boot partition type (I remember doing this in Windows and then being able to boot directly, but it was a long time ago and I don’t remember the name of the process I did sorry)

I read about the zip tie precaution but as I didn’t have any in the house i just went on using the suction cup without any protection.. and in fact the phone snapped open at one point and the home button cable bracket flew away, as the cable separated from the socket… I imagined the worst happened but as the cable was still intact I wanted to check if for a miracle there wasn’t any damage, so I reconnected the home button to its socket and turned on the phone (still with the case open)… and I must had just consumed all my yearly luck subscription because everything worked fine including Touch ID!! So if you experience a situation similar to mine where the home button cable is still intact, give it a shot reconnecting and testing it before you order a replacement!