Master reset from settings menu A master reset restores the original factory settings and may delete your personal data on the internal storage, such as downloaded content, ringtones, images, apps, and contacts. It does not delete data stored on the SIM card or SD card. To perform a master reset, follow these steps: 1. Back up all data on the internal memory. 2. From the Home screen, tap the Recent Apps key to bring up the Menu. 3. Tap Settings. 4. Scroll down to 'PERSONAL,' then tap Backup and reset. 5. Scroll down to 'Personal data,' then tap Factory data reset. 6. Tap Reset phone. 7. Tap Erase everything. Note: If the handset is locked, frozen, or unresponsive, you can perform a master reset using the hardware keys instead of the menu. Master reset with hardware keys A master reset restores the original factory settings and may delete your personal data on the internal storage, such as downloaded content, ringtones, images, apps, and contacts. It does not delete data stored on the SIM card or SD card....

Have you tried running with the screen seperate from the unit, I mean the cables free and the screen laid flat.Just wondering if you are nipping a cable or a very minor short is occuring.If it works ok, try squeezing along the cable while its on to see if it goes off, then you know its a cable prob. 1. Step #1 Head to Google Play and download Galaxy Button Lights on your Galaxy S6/S6 edge. 2. Step #2 After the app has landed on your device and open it up. You can either re-adjust the "on time" for the capacitive keys by adjusting the slider and pressing the "Save button backlight behavior" option. 3. Step #3 You can also opt to keep them always on.. 4. Step #4 .. Or keep a low profile and turn them off completely. Remember that you always need to tap the "Save button backlight behavior" button at the bottom.

'''Samsung S6 Edge that is not registering on network:''' Disable All Wireless Connectivity First of all, you need to turn off all the wireless connections that your device has. To do this put yourSamsung galaxy S6 into Airplane Mode. Now wait for a couple of minutes. After this turn it back to theOnline Mode by turning off the Airplane Mode. You can do this by dragging down the ‘Quick SelectionBox’ and then tapping the flight mode for turning Off and then On. You must be able to connect to theNetwork again. '''Remove and Reinsert SIM Card '''If this doesn’t work, then turn off your Galaxy S6. Take out the SIM card from the card slot. Wait for aminute and re-insert it. . Reset Phone Dialler Another method that can work is resetting the dialer app. You can do this by going to the Settings >Application Manager > All Apps. After going to ‘All Apps’ scroll down to reach the phone app. Here tap onit and select to wipe cache. SIM Card It might also be a possibility that the SIM card is not placed correctly. The...

Sometimes, users encounter a password prompt at boot or the BIOS or CMOS setup is locked (as can be seen in the image below). If you do not know the BIOS password, you'll need to clear it. The following sections contain instructions on how to do so using multiple methods. 1. On the edge of the motherboard - Most jumpers are located on the side of the motherboard for easy accessibility; verify by looking at all visible edges of the motherboard. 2. By the CMOS battery - Some manufactures place the jumper to clear the CMOS or BIOS password by the CMOS battery itself. 3. By the processor - Some manufactures place the jumpers by the CPU of the computer. 4. Under the keyboard or bottom of laptop - If you are working on a laptop, the location of the dip switch can be under the keyboard or on the bottom of the laptop. It is usually located in a compartment such as the one that contains memory. (Laptops almost always use dip switches, not jumpers.) The OKR will restore the factory default. That is OS plus all the...

1. For example, if your phone freezes or does not switch on, if an app crashes, if you have sound problems, or if the screen is blank. 2. Press and hold the Power and Volume Down keys simultaneously for 10-15 seconds. 3. Release and the phone will restart.

• Toggle flight mode on and off • Switch your phone on and off • Remove your battery from your phone and then put it back in and turn the phone back on (on if your phone has a removable battery) • Reset network settings. If you have an Apple iPhone go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings The device needs to be programmed to work with the network. Under settings > Wireless and Networks > Network operators, check off the network which you have a SIM card for. Next, go back to the Wireless and Networks page. Select the "Access Point Names" option. Press menu, select "New APN." At this point you will need to contact the carrier for the appropriate information to enter in this field. Once done, you should be good to go.

1) booting the notebook in a darkened room and shinning a flashlight onto the display. If you see a very dim Windows desktop then the display inverter is likely to have failed. 2) connecting an external display to the video out interfce on your notebook to see if Windows and your notebook are booting up normally without isplaying on your LCD display. Boot from the Rescue CD again, select Repair Your Computer and choose the Command Prompt. When this loads, enter the following commands and hit enter after each one - include spaces as shown. Bootrec.exe bcdedit /export C:\BCD_Backup c: cd boot attrib bcd -s -h -r ren c:\boot\bcd bcd.old bootrec /RebuildBcd bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fixboot Remove the Rescue CD and try rebooting the notebook.

Make sure you are using the original charger and USB cable that came with your phone when charging your device. Try plugging the charger to a different power source and see if the issue still occurs. You should also try to use a different USB cord and wall charger to see if the charger is causing the problem.It sounds like you have an issue with your charging cable. I would try finding someone that you can try theirs, or go to a store that sells iPhones and ask them if you can try their cable to test it out and narrow down the problem. Obviously, if the problem still persists with a different cable, then it's the phone that's the problem. I have a feeling it's most likely the cable. Good luck.Truth be told, I never charge my iP6 via USB. I carry a spare charger in my briefcase if I need to charge at work and when at home, I charge via wall charger only.

1.Press the Menu button to see if the LCD screen can display the OSD (On Screen Display) 2.Set your camera to Play mode, and then see if the LCD screen displays a picture. 3.To eliminate the possibility of a user setting causing the problem, put the unit into Auto mode by rotating the dial on the units exterior to Auto Mode. important : - The word "Auto" appears on the screen when this mode is activated. 4.If putting the camera into Auto mode does not resolve the problem, test the unit in Play mode. If the unit operates normally in Play mode, but the screen in Camera mode is blank, your camera requires service which you can arrange by Creating a Service Ticket below.

Put the screen flat down on a flat surface (like a table) and push on the back till it snaps in place. I did that with mine (popped out at top right corner) and it worked.