Determine which pairing process your device employs Turn on discoverable mode Make sure the two devices are in close enough proximity to one another. Power the devices off and back on Power down likely interferes Charge up both devices you're trying to pair Delete a device from a phone and rediscover it. Get away from the Wi-Fi router. Move away from a USB 3.0 port Make sure the devices you want to pair are designed to connect with each other Update the hardware’s firmware Limit data shared between devices.

Reset your iPhone One of the first things you should do if you’re having a problem with your iPhone is to reset it. You can do this by pressing and holding both the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons for at least 10 seconds. Don’t release the buttons until you see the Apple logo. Update to latest iOS Software Update If you haven’t done so already, update your iPhone to the latest iOS software update. We’ve heard that in some cases upgrading to the latest software update has fixed the issue. Connect your iPhone to a Charger If a hard reset does not turn your iPhone back on, then connect your iPhone to a charger. If your iPhone turns back on (with charge left), then it highly likely that your iPhone’s battery is defective. You can try restoring your iPhone to see if it helps, but if the problem crops up again, then you should take your iPhone to an Apple Store or Apple Authorized service center to get the battery or iPhone replaced. Restore your iPhone As the last resort, if the hard reset or upgrading to the...

It seems to be like this hope so these character will helps you. Kindly perform the steps mentioned below for issue resolution : Go to Settings -> Apps -> (On the right top corner you will find 3 dots click on it) -> Tap on reset app preferences. Go to Settings -> Apps -> Contact manager : Clear cache, Clear data -> Contact Storage : Clear Cache, Clear data (Take all your contacts backup before performing this step as it will erase all the contacts) Restore the contacts. Hope this helps.

1. Unplug the TV from electrical power. Leave it unplugged for about ten minutes. 2. After that time, and while stilled unplugged, press and hold the TV’s main Power On/Off button for about 5 to 10 seconds. Release it. 3. Press and hold each of the remaining buttons on the TV, one at a time, for about five seconds, and then release. DO NOT use the buttons on the remote control - only use the buttons on the TV itself. 4. Press and hold all the buttons on the TV simultaneously (together) for about five seconds, and then release. 5. Plug the TV back in. Power it up normally. 6. The TV should start automatically scanning for active channels from your input signal source. Make sure you have a good signal (antenna or cable or satellite). If the TV still does not display anything, try the menu button on the TV and see if you can access the menu. If not, try using the remote control’s menu button. If the TV is still locked and will not respond to any commands from the front panel control buttons or the remote...

This type of Logic Board repair are extremely detailed & complicated to do. It will not be worth it for an older iPhone so we only recommend it for iPhone 5s upwards. If your phone is water damaged we do not recommend this repair to fix it. With water damaged phones multiple parts on the board can be damaged. We have a cleaning service for water damaged phones. When you leave your phone in for a main board repair, we will test it first and then contact you back with our findings. The main board repair normally takes 2 to 3 weeks to complete. I prefer u can contact near service center

The same thing can happen to the plug on any kind of power adapter, but it happens most frequently with notebook computer power supplies, especially ones with coaxial cords. This is because people carry notebook computers and their power adapters with them all the time, and the constant wrapping and unwrapping of the cord, combined with the manipulation of the plug, can cause it to fail. It’s not the plug that goes bad on a power adapter, but the cord itself, or more specifically, the connections between the cord and the plug fail. This happens often to headphones, too, but these are usually impossible to fix because of the kind of wire used; fortunately they’re inexpensive to replace. The photo above shows a typical coaxial power plug. At the factory, the wires coming from the cord are soldered and/or crimped to contacts on the metal portion of the plug, and then a vinyl jacket is molded around the assembly to provide strength and to form a grip. Too much flexing of the cord causes the connections between...

Not all steps may be required to resolve the problem, you may be able to simply reboot into Safe Mode and reset NVRAM and fix the white screen issue, for example. Reboot into Safe Mode This is quite easy; simply reboot into Safe Mode on the Mac with a properly timed shift key press. Reboot the Mac as usual, then immediately hold down the SHIFT key, release the SHIFT key when you see the Apple logo and progress bar Attempting a Safe Boot is easy and it can remedy some simple issues with a Mac getting stuck on a white screen during boot. If the Mac works fine in safe mode, try rebooting again as usual (without holding down Shift) and see if it works as usual, it just might. You can learn more about Safe Boot mode on Mac here if interested. Reset NVRAM Often simply resetting NVRAM / PRAM is sufficient to remedy a white screen Mac issue: Reboot the Mac, the moment you hear the boot chime, hold down the Command+Option+P+R keys concurrently, when you hear a second boot chime you can release the keys, the NVRAM...

Each of these won’t take more than a few minutes at most, so when Google Home doesn’t respond: Press the microphone mute button to see if Google Home was muted accidentally. Unplug Google Home before waiting at least a minute to plug it back in. Gently blow on both black dots on the top of Google Home, and then wipe the top with a soft and dry Perform a factory reset by pressing and holding the microphone mute button for 15 seconds until you hear the confirmation from Google Assistant. A factory reset will clear all personal data from Google Home.

The problem usually has to do with the copper connectors on the sim card getting dirty. To fix it just follow the steps. (1) 1 Pop out the sim card by putting a small paperclip or pin into the tiny hole on the side of your Phone. Push hard so it pops out. (2) 2 Take the card out of the little tray. Remember how it looks when it was in so you can put back correctly. (3) 3 Put some rubbing alcohol on the end of a Q-Tip. (4) 4 Rub the copper side of the sim card thoroughly. Wait a minute to let it dry. (5) 5 Stick the card back in the slot. (6) 6 Problem should be solved.

Your power supply is going to have issues in one of three places in your camera; either the battery, the contacts themselves or the power supply internally may have failed. We can work on the battery and contacts, but if the camera still doesn't turn on, then you would need to take it to repair for a possible circuit board failure or replace. You've already charged your battery and tried it. This rules out your battery being the problem. Sometimes you can have a power failure if there is a little dust or grit is compromising the connection from battery to camera. It really doesn't take much to cause a problem, so cleaning could solve this issue. Take a cotton swab moistened with a little bit of alcohol and wipe the contacts in the camera's battery compartment until shiny clean. Take a pencil eraser and rub the contacts on the battery to remove any dust or other coating that may be there and then make sure to brush all the rubbings off. Replace the battery and test. This will rule out that dirty contacts...