FlamesFans13

Hello! Nice to meet you! Recently, last night actually I put my laptop away at night with around 9% battery left. I was so tired I forgot to plug it in. I plugged it in when I got up this morning at about 11:00am and about 4 hours later, I unplugged it and went to turn it on, and nothing happened. There isn't even any hard drive so I can't tell if it is even showing any sings of life. I tried to reset the SMC, I tried to boot into single-user and recovery mode, and I tried 2 different types of force restart. I need this fixed soon because I need it for school. Oh yeah and the aforementioned laptop is a macbook air mid 2012, with the model number A1466. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, FlamesFans13

the app he is talking about is shortcuts, and that is an apple made app, so i don't think its available on android.

Just picking at straws here, do you know if your CPU had enough PCI-E lanes for all the drives to be detected?

I could be wrong here but that looks like just the display to a different monitor, without the body or shell or anything. Also your hardware would likely not hit 144 FPS often, you might be able to find a 120hz monitor for cheaper on ebay or craigs list or something.

How much free time do you have to write all this? lol

In theory, Yes.

Well no shit, what connector and what pins in the connector do I put the multimeters leads on? I've never done this before, you've gotta be specific.

oh sorry was talking about the power brick output... How would i check the output of the battery?

You can use a psu jumper, that you can buy here https://www.amazon.ca/BAQI-24-Pin-Female-Supply-Starter/dp/B078S39CK5/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=psu+jumper&qid=1560706819&s=gateway&sr=8-1 or you could wire it yourself with a guide here https://bit-tech.net/guides/modding/how-to-jump-a-psu/1/

The output voltage is 5V with the amperage being 2.4 Maximum

Also one small detail the battery is a 6000mAh Lithium Polymer Battery

How would an over discharged battery be possible if I left it be with it plugged in and it reported itself charging. If anything could it have died from too much current going in with nowhere to go so the battery over charged basically killing itself in the process?

HI, first time posting, my acer B3-A30 (Which I got about 2 years ago BTW) was working fine before i had to go on a trip for a few days and left it alone charging. When i came back the red charging light was off and it would not turn on at all. I tried using a different charger and leaving it for a while and trying to turn it on, no dice. I've tried everything from holding power button for about a minute to taking the back off and inspecting the battery, nothing seems to be wrong. Any ideas would be Greatly Appreciated.

it is a 13" Early 2011 MacBook Pro

Hello! Recently my MacBook pro started getting Permanent colored lines on the display of the MacBook. Before you could press the screen just right and it would just go away. Now they don't go away, I have tried to reset the SMC chip and the PRAM/PVRAM, neither worked. I don't think it is a software issue either because when I plug it into an external monitor no lines appear. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks