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My galaxy S6 has become almost uncontrollable. It keeps jumping between full and half screens, sometimes jumping to a...

So I did a stupid thing. Without thinking, I tried to download a huge file, forgetting that my laptop was almost...

So after a liquid spill, a keyboard replacement, logic board cleaning, and main disk repair via Disk utility, I can still...

So my 2011 Macbook Pro shuts itself off on startup, always right when the Apple logo shows up with a status bar at the...

Hi, I opened up my laptop and successfully replaced the keyboard (thanks iFixit!) Everything is better now except that...

So my Acer Aspire (Windows 7) can't get past the "Starting Windows" screen anymore, its just stays there forever. The...

So I have my laptop in pieces now after a liquid spill (bought a new keyboard and cleaned the logic board of corrosion)...

So it's time to put my MBP back together now and I'm wondering about how to put things back as they were secured with...

I'm trying to get the logic board out, but I can't seem to get the camera cable disconnected from it. Seems in there...

For anyone else who has this problem- I fixed it by downloading the app All In One Gestures and disabling the Recent Apps button using that.

Are there any good videos to show how to apply thermal paste when you reassemble? I have found info on lots of other things but not that one. Not sure what to do there.

I heard that using a toothbrush on a logic board can damage delicate components. What you think? I was thinking of just giving it an alcohol bath instead of rubbing it with anything as I'm a bit afraid based on what I heard. Will that still accomplish something?

I got it in the end, just had to wiggle it back and forth gently for a minute while pulling back a bit. It's an art!

I'm wondering about putting it back together. Different wires and small parts etc were glued or adhered in some way to the case or sides or whatever, as it is put together in the beginning. Is that just to make it easier to put it back together? Should I try to stick them back the way they were with something? Can you use tape or glue if it's just a wire? I wouldn't want to use something that would melt...or is this not something to worry apout?