Austin Martin

Hello! I use a wireless USB external mouse with my 2012 MacBook Pro. I’ve seen the mod that allows you to replace the...

I have a Late 2013 15” MacBook Pro that won’t left click. Right clicking works just fine. Note that the physical clicking...

Links to previous questions; MacBook Air SMC issues after software update 13" Mid 2013 MacBook Air wont turn on after...

(This is an update on a question I asked earlier) A neighbor has asked me to fix this 13” mid 2013 MacBook Air. It shut...

I’ve recently replaced the digitizer on a first gen iPad Air and now the LCD glitches out. I can only reproduce the glitch...

A customer has given me a MacBook Air that will not turn on at all. I don’t mean it won’t boot, it wont power on. The only...

In the process of replacing the optical drive on my early 2009 MacBook 5,2, I stripped this tiny little screw near the RAM...

The most probable cause would be a worn out battery. I had the same issue with my iPhone 6 and it was fixed by replacing the battery. This is normal and happens to all batteries as they age. I have provided links to the battery and replacement guides: Looks like you don’t even need tools for the repair. Battery: Galaxy S5 Replacement Battery Guide: Remplacement de la batterie du Samsung Galaxy S5

I took out the SSD from the MacBook Air and stuck it into another MacBook from the same year. It booted onto the drive and continued to install the update. After the update was finished, I stuck it back into the MacBook Air and all was well. Im assuming its because she updated from Mountain Lion to Mojave and didn’t install the firmware updates in between. Everything works normally now!

My new camera sensor isn’t folded like the one previously installed in the phone. I know these cables are very fragile and I don’t want to tear them. Where can I find a guide to properly fold the sensors so they fit correctly into their positions?

Is there a way I can cut the bracket off? I completely stripped one of the screws?