jcarm75

You could have one of two possibilities. 1. Your power plug/jack in your laptop might be broken. I had a similar situation. The computer would only start with the battery. Switching batteries allowed the computer to work until it drained. I had two identical laptops and I would switch the batteries out to confirm that it wasnt the battery or power cable. After testing the power plug/jack inside the laptop while connected to the power adapter cable, I determined that the power plug/jack was damaged internally and wouldn't allow the battery to charge properly. 2nd possibility is that the charging/power section in the laptop motherboard might be toast. A motherboard swap would be required. A new/refurb motherboard is the last thing I would change. Just did a quick ebay search and found a few under $30 shipped. Again, last resort would be a motherboard swap.

Tire sensor is inside the tire attached to the rim. Unless you have the proper tools to remove a tire from the rim I suggest you take it to Americas Tire/Discount tire/ any tire place to replace the sensors/valve for you. You can purchase one from the tire shop. If you have figured out which sensor is broken you have done half of the job.

Sounds like your lense is dirty. There are three options for cleaning it. One is to take it apart using a guide from here. 2nd option is to buy an official cleaning disc from Nintendo. Third option is to make a cleaning disc using cardboard, an old CD, tape and a micro fiber/ cleaning cloth. If one lense cleaning doesn't work, try cleaning it again. As a last resort you might need to replace the reader head or the whole drive.

You need your serial number and follow the directions in the link. On most computers with Mac OS X, you can find the serial number in the About This Mac . https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201300

It seems to be an issue with the operating system software. There are at least three ways to get your phone to turn off. One is to force restart it (home and power button) and let the software reset then shut it down. two, turn the phone to never auto lock and force the brightness to full power until the phone powers down. That's if you have access to the settings and your phone is not locked up because of a bad install. The third option is to force the phone into DFU mode after the restart and erase and restore all the software.

The tape you are referring to is not required to have your phone working. It acts as a shield or antenna depending on how your phone is setup to use it. I forgot what it is called, but it is usually made of copper. Edit: it's called copper foil tape/EMI tape. And the shielding properties of the foil prevent the phone from potentially messing with other electronics.

If you cannot change the screen brightness using the brightness controls, you probably have a dead backlight on the LCD display. You will need to replace it if the brightness cannot be changed. Try rebooting multiple times before replacing the LCD display.

He needs to remove the iPhone from his iCloud account. He needs to go online to icloud.com and remove the iphone from his devices. He can remove it using the Settings icon online in his icloud.com account. The iPhone also needs to be signed out from his iCloud account and the itunes account. You also need to erase all contents and settings to start from scratch.

Restart your Macbook and try to open the files directly within Word. Use the original source files instead of dragging them.

More than likely its a dead battery. Dead batteries have enough juice to power the lights, but not enough power to turn the engine over. The clicking noise is the relay switch on the starter moving the gear into position to turn the engine over. It cant because the battery is weak. Try to get a jump start to confirm the dead battery.