Zach Nicolaou

Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app, or clearing the data and login again? Make sure you have your camera and mic permissions turned on in the settings app for WhatsApp.

It might need a screen replacement after the drop occurred. Sometimes, the screen will be damaged internally rather than externally, or in other words it can be damaged without the front glass being damaged. Have you tried removing the battery and reinserting it if possible?

Have you tried taking RAM Modules one at a time and attempted to turn the PC on? Also, try removing the battery, press and hold the power button for 30 seconds to drain the capacitors on the board, and try the boot up process again. If you still have the issue, might be a defective board.

It might be time to do a battery replacement. I have had many Samsung devices do this to me in the past, and replacing batteries resolved the issue for me. I hope this helps.

First, remove the battery cable from the motherboard and press and hold the power button for 10 seconds to drain the capacitors on the board, and see if the issue is fixed. If not, check the RAM on the device and take each stick out one at a time to see if there is a defective RAM Module.

The only way to easily reset the password is to go into the recovery menu on the device and perform a factory reset. There really is no other backdoor to reset the password without removing all of the data that is stored on the device.

It seems that your laptop has a BIOS password set to the motherboard on bootup. In order to resolve this, you will have to do the following: 1. Disconnect the power cable from the back of your system 2. Press and hold the power button until you hear the capacitors drain 3. Open the access panel and move the CMOS jumper from pins 1 + 2 to pins 2 + 3 4. Plug in the power cable and boot your system 5. Turn off your system when you hear a beep 6. Move the CMOS jumper from pins 2 + 3 back to 1 + 2 and boot your system as normal This will clear all of your settings in the CMOS, including the power-on, user, and administrator passwords. This process will not clear any hard drive or solid state drive passwords that might be set or affect your operating system passwords.

Sounds like your device is going into a boot loop stage. Because of this, you may have to perform a factory reset or clear the cache partition, both being done in the recovery menu. While the device is completely powered off, you can enter the recovery menu by holding both the power and volume up button simultaneously until a menu appears on the screen. From there, you will have options for both. To move around, volume up us the up key, and down is down, with power or tapping of the screen being select. First, I would recommend that you clear the cache partition (doesn’t wipe any data on the device) and see if it is fixed. If not, perform a factory reset, which will wipe all data. Hopefully this will help you get your device back to a normal state.