This is me the author from above. i am just letting everyone know that I replaced tristar again with a new one and the iPad charges again! just thought I’d let everyone know in case someone has the same issue as me. Make sure tristar is working !

i did solder the top resistor back to where it belonged as I noticed it touching the bottom one that most likely caused the short and killed the u9701 chip. I’m assuming overtime the resistor got loose and touched the other one and that did it… so now u9701 cannot boost to 25 volts..

Here is my answer and this may help. If you tried a new cam, and it still boots to logo then shuts off then does it over and over.. try another screen. Some screens are cheaply made and won’t register with the boot up process and will fail causing the boot loop. Try putting the old screen on and seeing if it’ll boot. If it does, your screen is bad and should be replaced with a higher quality display. I had one come in from a shop same issue and it ended up being a cheap quality replacement screen causing the boot loop.

Blown U2 IC is culprit. need to have a micro solder technician replace the tristar!

use this tool to take out any broken headphones out of the existing headphone jack port : GripStick Headphone Plug Extraction Tool

No it's not, Unsure why you are telling him false information. The hard drive is soldered EMMC flash based hard drive and is not upgradeable... However though, there is a guide using your existing WIFI Lan Port to get a bigger SSD inside this laptop and upgrade available here: HP Stream 13 Disassembly for Upgrading the PCIe mini SSD

Replace the dock connector! And no pocket lint is normal but it shouldn't happen all the time! I'd throw your phone in a lifeproof case

how does the contacts look for the speaker on the charge port? Are they corroded? I would replace the charge port also as water can damage the wiring inside the charging dock connector!

If it dies fast and you tested the battery, you have a faulty U2 IC chip and needs to be replaced and resoldered! A board level technician will be able to replace it for you! Also using third party cables and modified cables can also blow the U2 IC Tristar chip on the board and you get those symptoms!

Run the extended version of the Apple Hardware Test. Sometimes you will get an error if you run the quick version, and it may be something of a false positive. Some have found doing an SMC reset 3 or 4X can eliminate the error (note: a work around not a fix). If it is indeed a logic board error it points to a sensor(s) failing, VPOR might be VGC(VPU) related. You'll probably need a new logic board, AFAIK sensors as well as the VGC are soldered to the logic board which pretty much makes them non-DIY repairs, as soldering on logic boards are not for amateurs.