If it has been off for a while it may need to be left on charge while off for an hour before it will boot A few other things to check (1) Does the cable work? (2) Does the plug work? (3) Is the charging port clean?

If it has been off for a while it may need to be left on charge while off for an hour before it will boot A few other things to check (1) Does the cable work? (2) Does the plug work? (3) Is the charging port clean?

Blinking lights are normally an error code, the below link has a breakdown of what each pattern means https://support.hp.com/lv-en/document/ish_1997719-1528356-16

The fact that the camera works in some apps and not others would point to a software issue rather than a hardware issue. Also, is it both the front and back camera or just one? Try this to see if it helps 1. Camera > Settings > Restore Defaults 2. Settings > Apps > Apps > Camera > Storage > Clear data (would not delete your personal data) 3. Restart your phone

Samsung have a couple of suggestions on how to resolve this issue on their website. 1. Reset the Camera app 2. Force restart your device 3. Reboot the phone in Safe Mode 4. Perform a Factory Reset 5. Request a Service https://www.samsung.com/ph/support/mobil...-devices/how-to-fix-camera-failed-error-on-samsung-galaxy-phone/#:~:text=Go%20to%20Settings.,promp...

1. From the front screen, tap Apps 2. Choose Settings 3. Choose Mobile Networks (if your device is running Android Lollipop, you will need to choose More Networks, then Mobile Networks) 4. Choose Network Operators 5. Choose the Network you would like to connect to. (Only networks available will be shown)

Not charging is can be caused by 1 of a few things (1) Faulty charge cable (2) Debris in the charging port prevents a clear connection (3) Faulty port (possible bent pins) (4) The battery has depleted over time

First solution: Force restart your Galaxy Watch 3: The first thing that you need to do if your Galaxy Watch won’t turn on or respond is the forced restart. It is possible that such a problem is caused by a firmware crash and if that’s really the case, then this procedure will be more than enough to make it work again. (1) To force restart your Galaxy Watch 3, press and hold the Home key (which also happens to be the Power key) for 8 seconds. This will trigger the watch to boot up. (2) Once the logo shows on the screen, let go of the Home key and just wait until your watch has rebooted successfully. Most of the time, this is all you need to do to fix a problem like this. However, if it’s still not responding, then try the next solution. Second solution: Charge and do the Forced Restart: If the first solution failed to fix the problem, then it is possible that its battery is completely drained. That might be the reason why it won’t turn on anymore. But if you’ve already tried charging it and it didn’t...

Hopefully, this helps https://www.manualsdir.com/manuals/63210...-944602951.html

This is the troubleshooting manual. Under "Paper does not feed properly", there are a few checks to try https://www.canon.co.uk/support/consumer...