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I think another way is to open it up and access to the NAND flash from there you can google the part no for the capacity https://pasha4ur.org.ua/articles/difdevi...-to-bypass-icloud-ipad-iphone-and-ipod/2

Hi @phonesandbones Im not sure what parts, It would be good if you can provide some good pictures, Some ways I think you can work with is to replace the whole part, which you can search by part number. It is also known as traverse mechanism https://www.google.com/search?q=traverse...-eBlsQ_AUoAXoECAsQAw&biw=1440&bih=757

Hi @tvandell Is it a multiple monitor configuration? you can try this https://www.thewindowsclub.com/boot-windows-into-uefi-or-bios-firmware additional check for any bios updates for your mainboard. when in bios, check if PEG graphic has been set to primary. sometimes there are mainboard setting which can activate fast boot, thus POST clear very fast and boot to windows

Hi Goodman 4525 In general it should works, but it might not be properly designed like the original, e.g. short circuit protection, safety features, etc. I know some cheap adapters, either that, output voltages can be “dirty” alot of noises, which is no good for your laptop. cheap adapters normally efficiency and safety are always a concern. perhaps you can save some money, but no one knows on the long run if it can harm your computer.

Hi @ramirezchris64  If there are no important data on this hard disk, you can remove it and test it on a PC. most hard disk manufacturer provides their in house software to test HDD. you can download and test it. Since SSD (Solid State Drives) price are reasonable now, I would suggest you to get this instead, which I recommend for replacement, as for reliability and speed. Brands like samsung, micron should be good. I will also get this enclosure for standby. https://www.orico.shop/en/orico-hard-drive-enclosure-25-inch-plastic-transpa.html

Hi @jbomb First of all, perhaps you should think what you are using for. For Basic stuff, it is good for a over-all, If there is no major fault or issues you can check using apple hardware test before you decide on the next step. Just like mine, I maxed out the Memory RAM capacity and upgraded to SSD. My system is the MBP 2012 model 15” with ODD Battery changed out as it was worn out, but in general good for most application to do.

Hi @mamoth42 Ahhh you had reminded me of my school life…. doing this on a breadboard for testing and moving forward to veroboard What speakers are you using? 8 Omhs?? In general, if you have some electronics background, you can look for ST TDA series amplifier chips (1) There are some electronics hobby shop which is selling those pre packed kits, but it might not be as good, but you can built and assemble, mostly they will provide the pcb, just follow the package instruction to do it. (2) Get everything yourself from scratch from electronics shop, etc - will take time and cost, but you can learn alot from there. (3) get prebuilt from aliexpress / ebay, etc Links: https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?cat... https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33048783...-7071-4bc6-849a-06a66f57cd01&algo_expid=a0c547e3-7071-4bc6-849a-06a66f57cd01-0&btsid=1566082a-ba93-496d-bbf8-317ba5950bfb&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,sea... Some Example https://electronicsforu.com/electronics-projects/build-stereo-amplifier-using-tda2822

Hi @pkav Any display??? Try removing the ram and test with another working one. HP Mini 110-3735dx RAM Replacement

Hi Danny From my understanding, I doubt there is any known reset breaker. Based on the parts I see, there are 110V power supply parts and also 230V power supply parts. 110V https://www.priceblaze.com/rm1-4815.html 230V https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32472137... In summary, due to wrong voltage, Primary side of the power supply components has been damaged, e.g. bridge rectifier / transistor etc, so thats why when you on, your ELCB trips.. the only way is to remove the board and perform repair or replacement. so when using 220V ..... you need to use a step down voltage transformer for this ...

Hi CKStereAngel What had you tried? just it happened recently? I have a feeling OS might be corrupted. check hard disk health if possible. if possible, you can consider on SSD drives too. Try doing backup of your data and do a clean install of OS. I suppose you are using win10. suggest you yo download the usb installer tool from microsoft, format and reinstall. once the computer running well, suggest you also check for any bios update on your laptop.

This is nostalgic, most will also remember the epic PS1 startup sound.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXF9zRqZ...

Not mentioned some people are very “creative”, doing mods breaking away those Sony Games protection at that time.

AFAIK, different sets apart from languages, some video output, e.g. NTSC, PAL.

Tips: Either use a multimeter or use a CR2032 battery to test the LED before soldering in :)))