Skippy722

What does this symbol stand for? Sometimes there’s a 10, like ona charger, other times a 20 like on my hard drive. ''' '''

Alright... I have the device listed above and its rooted, but I decided to hand it down as I bout a new Nexus 7, I decided to...

Alright... I was just doing my little weekend check up on our cars and noticed this severe amount of corrosion on my mom's Ca...

I've had this problem for awhile, but it nearly got me hit today... Sometimes when I fill my van up with gas, it will start u...

Lately, my Keurig Elite hasn't been making full cups of coffee, and just today it finally decided that it no longer wants to ...

I recently got this PC from my friend as a birthday present, it's old but you can't really pass up a free computer. Anyways, ...

My van is about 10,000 over due for an oil change and my parents want me to do it myself (i'm 16). I was wondering where the ...

I came home and my brother was on World of Warcraft. Usually I think nothing of this(I don't like it) but ever since the new ...

I have the iPod touch and iHome mentioned above and I was wondering if they are compatible? Apple did not include a dock with...

I've had problems before with this stupid thing, now I have no sound at all. AV2 used to click when you switched to it, but A...

It’s possible the battery has failed. Will it turn on if it’s plugged in?

I’d start with the throttle, it could be sticking open. Make sure everything moves freely with no gumminess or binding. If if it has an electronic throttle it could be worn out and reading the voltage improperly.

My Durango will do this if you unlock the door using the actual key instead of the keyless. While the horn is going off get in and start the car, that should get it to recognize any chip in the key and turn the alarm back off. For the radio, the code should be a 5 digit number 1-6 if I remember correctly, only the serial number for the radio should have 0's in it.

If I remember correctly, there's a sharp needle on the top and the bottom of where the K-cups go. If the bottom one is bent/broken and not puncturing the bottom of the K-cup, that would explain why your machine is leaking everywhere. Or the hose that supplies water to the top of the K-cup has a hole in it.

Did you allow the iPhone to dry out before turning it on? If you didn't allow enough time, it's quite possible that you shorted the circuits that control the screen.

There might be "JUST ENOUGH" corrosion in it to make it act this way. My Galaxy S2 Skyrocket also does this but mine only stops working occasionally. I dropped mine in a bowl of cereal (please don't ask) and have it's had some hard landings at work onto some big drills without a case on. Sometimes if I give my phone a smack on the back it'll work again normally. Not too hard, but it helps.

Was your jailbreak a tethered or un-tethered one? I remember having to restart mine with it plugged in and having my jailbreak program open.

Try wiping it out and putting your music back onto it. Is it just skipping on the iPod or is it doing it on your computer also?

I do believe that if you push these these phones hard enough, you can actually drain the battery even if you have it plugged in and "charging." I know one of my buddies did it downloading and gaming at the same one before. 4.16volts is kinda high for a 3.7 volt battery though. I've seen mine max at roughly 4.02 volts, but that's on a Galaxy S2 Skyrocket.

It supposedly only supports 4Gb maximum, but it's not fully utilized according to this site due to hardware constraints. If you want the whole thing behind it, please read this link. http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ma...-pro-core-2-duo-3-gb-memory-limitation-details.html

Wow, great pictures from a cell, I thought you were using a digital camera like a kodak or something

could you make a wallpaper of the 20" imac's guts like you did for the 27"?