So, we have a ras-13pkvp-e from toshiba in our living room. Now, about a year, year and a half, we hired a guy to come and...

I've got a Toshiba WH-H06JE for my AC. It has been giving me some trouble. If someone has it, do you have any idea how to...

I have an 225-G7 from HP. I use it as a proxmox server. There is really not a lot of load on it. It just has 3 LXC...

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We need to know what troubleshooting you've already done, but here are some tips : (1) Check if your CPU is seated correctly (2) Check for any loose cables (3) Check for any components that are loose (for example : the ram sticks not being fully inserted) But, it kind of sounds like a CPU problem. Also where are you getting your display output from? The GPU or the motherboard? If you are plugged into the GPU, it could be a GPU problem too. I doubt it is the motherboard though. Try these, and tell me if anything worked.

Heyyy. So : everything is possible to fix. I haven't opened one of these up, but I am guessing that the port is soldered on the motherboard. If you do have the knowledge, patience and skills to replace the port (which, again : will require soldering, which is not a very easy task), yes you can replace it. Otherwise, you could take it to a repair shop and they will do it. I see any alternative solutions than this, so these are your only 2 options. Either take it to a repair shop, or replace it yourself. Let me know what you do, and if you fix it! - Stratos -------- Edit : After looking at pictures, schematics, etc., the USB-C port is in fact soldered to the PCB. The issue is that even to reach the board, it requires A LOT of disassembly. I wouldn't be confident enough to do it, but if you are, definitely try. But if I was making a guide for this, I would probably set the difficulty to "Very Difficult" which is the highest setting.

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Hey. This is usually caused by battery issues. If your battery has gone through many cycles, (meaning how many times you charged it and then used it), it's lifespan is now lower, and doesn't hold as much charge. From what I know, it is the battery. Rarely, it can be the the touch sensor, which is a transparent "glass looking" part that goes over the screen and detects you touching the phone. It is what makes the hone have the touch function. It is more than extremely unlikely to be the cause tough. I am confident that it is the battery. You will need to buy some IFIXIT tools, (if you want to use ifixit's tools) and a new battery, and replace it. You can also take it to a repair shop, but if you are going to do that, there is no point on asking here, because you can just take it there and they can troubleshoot it. It is not hard to change it yourself. You just need patience, and a bit of knowledge. There is not an IFIXIT guide on that, so if you do it, probably watch a YouTube video or something. Also, if...

Hello. I don't know what you have checked and what not, but I assume that you haven't opened it up. First you need to open the case of the laptop. I am not completely sure on how to do that, but you will figure it out. It will be some screws on the bottom, and there may be even some under any rubber pads that it is supposed to sit so it doesn't slip. They can even be under stickers, so be careful not to miss any screw and try to pull the cover off, because you will break it if it still has a screw somewhere. (As you probably can understand, I don't have an HP Omen, so theI can't tell you where the screws are hidden. You'll have to do that yourself.) Then, it is probably one of these two issues : (1) Either the laptop is full of dust (2) Or the thermal paste has dried out (unlikely to be the cause of high temperatures, but can add up to the overheating) To clean the dust out of the laptop, use a compressed air can. These can be found for just 3-4 bucks. They are not very good for the planet and the...

Hey! So what you want to do to solve this problem, is to go to where it asks you to put the privacy code. After you go to that screen, where you are supposed to type it, click "Forgot Password" written in red. Use the method you had set to reset your password. For example, you can set a security question, like the city you were born. If you remember the answer you had set, type it in. There is also, the e-mail method, and the SMS method. It all depends on what you had set when you first set your privacy password that you have now forgotten. If my answer is kind of confusing, here is the official page of reamle on their website on how to reset the privacy code https://www.realme.com/in/support/kw/doc... Let me know if it works! I hope you can sort this out. - Stratos