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I would first try a hardware reset, and then contact Lenovo directly for further assistance. The hardware reset may delete some files in the Chromebook 's Downloads folder, however. To perform the reset, first place the touchscreen on the desired Chromebook. Then press and hold the Refresh button on the keyboard (it looks like a circular arrow.) Then tap the Power button. Release the Refresh button when the Chromebook starts up. If this doesn't work, then I would call Lenovo's tech support line at 1-855-253-6686, Option #1. It may be a proprietary configuration to exert control over how their products are used, like you said.

When replacing computer parts, it's best practice to select replacements that are identical to the original. Otherwise, you might get unexpected results. According to the documentation for the device, it comes with a 1.86GHz processor and 533MHz memory sticks. However, you replaced these with a 1.66 GHz processor and 800 MHz memory sticks. Try finding another T1350 processor (they've been discontinued by Intel, but may still be sold on Amazon or eBay), and 533MHz memory. This may make your device more stable.

You didn't specify how you got to that screen. However, try holding down the power button until a small menu pops up. Choose the “Restart” option on the menu. After the phone restarts, try getting back to that screen and describe what happens when you attempt to download something.

If you already tried a hard reboot of the tablet, then the problem may be the battery. Try removing your battery for about 10 minutes, and then put it back in. Try charging the tablet with a different USB cord or electrical outlet. If that doesn't work, there are battery replacement instructions at the following link: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Gen 1 Extreme Battery Replacement

If your PC shuts off suddenly, and you already ruled out your CPU and electrical subsystem, try checking your RAM. See if you can open your case and reseat the memory sticks so that they are securely in their slots.

Different HP Deskjet models have different ways of inserting the paper tray. Ifixit has DIY manuals for several of these models at the link below: HP DeskJet Repair Does model of your printer match any of the printers on the list, or is it a different one?

You said you restarted your phone. Did you try a complete hard reboot by holding down your phone's power button and selecting “Restart" from the popup menu? If that doesn't work, try resetting your phone's network settings. Go to the Settings app and type “Reset Wi-Fi, mobile, and Bluetooth” in the Search bar. Select the option and follow the prompts. You will be asked to re-select your Wi-Fi network to connect to it .

If adjusting your phone's volume settings has not worked, try a volume boosting app to amplify your phone's sound. The Extra Volume Booster by Magic Mobile Studio has gotten good reviews on Google Play. The link is below: https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...

If the phone won't boot at all, the issue may be the power-related. Try removing the battery for 10 minutes, and then put it back in. Then try turning it on again. If that doesn't work, try replacing the battery.

Try copying and pasting the pictures into a different folder on your phone. For example, move them from your Downloads folder to your Pictures folder. Then try to access them from your PC again.