Dylan McLaughlin

I have an iPhone 5 with iOS 6 that I replaced the broken screen on with an aftermarket one. I was originally getting issues w...

MacBook A1181 Early 2008 I have an early 2008 black MacBook. I took out the RAM, and put it back in later and now I get three...

So, for some reason, I got bored and put my iPad in a sink full of water and pushed on the screen. I guess boredom does a lot...

I got my iPhone on the 23rd and haven't bought Apple care yet. I dropped it on the face on a driveway from about my belly but...

I have an iPhone 5 with a non functional back camera. I have replaced it, and it still doesn't work. I'm stumped!

I have an iPhone 6S. My life proof case leaked, and there is water in my backlight. I opened it up and got the water out, the...

That red dot means liquid came in contact with it. The display will likely work, but Apple would deny servicing it, and you would likely have a lot of water spots on this screen. Hope I helped!

Try swapping in a known good battery and charging port if you can get access to one. Then try plugging it into iTunes, if it turns on perfectly fine, then narrow it down to one part. If it doesn't connect to iTunes, your board is most likely bad.

The only thing that is needed is a Digitizer replacement. This is what is associated with touch functionality.

It sounds like something with the board. I would try to bring it into apple and play dumb if you are still under warranty. They would help make it right if there's no physical damage!

Try to find a charger with a high amperage. Sometimes Android phoned need to get some serious juice pumped into them before they will power up. If you can't find one, look for a hard wired Micro USB phone charger (non-detachable cable). This issue has happened to me several times with various phones and it has worked. Also, leave it on the charger for a while.

Try to go into your settings under sound and make sure the vibrate is on. If that doesn't work, try a DFU restore since this seems very software based since it isn't broken completely.

try this http://www.technipages.com/iphone-error-6

try to do a factory reset. You can find out how to do this by googling!

error 53 was removed in march. You will not get error 53, your touch ID might now work, but no error 53.

I would try holding power + volume down, if it doesn't work try holding power + volume up, if it doesn't work try power + volume down + volume up