An ebay seller shipped me this broken tablet by mistake, and so I got my money back, but there are a decent amount of these seemingly in perfect shape but with screen issues (this tablet was clearly a return that had never been used or setup, so I don't think any physical damage occurred, also is a kids model so large bumpers on cover that isn't in picture) Is this a loose lvds cable or anything repairable beyond replacing the screen which would come with its own integrated tcon which is maybe where the problem would be?
The power on screens just exhibit the sideways smear, once...
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Dell 9430 schematic and boardview
Hello guys,
Does anyone have a dell 9430, (LA-L461P) schematic and boardview diagram, i really appreciate your help. -
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MS Surface Book 3 - Keyboard works only in UEFI/Linux
This is a very weird issue which I'm having trouble finding a common thread.
The keyboard is registering keypresses in either the UEFI, or a live Linux USB environment - I used Ubuntu for testing. The keyboard backlight is lit.
The keyboard is registering keypresses in Windows or any Windows-related bootable device. For example, it does not work in Hirens Recue or a Windows 11 bootable installer.
When booted to Windows, not only is the keyboard not registering keypresses, but my USB keyboard is not either!
USB mouse and integrated trackpad... -
Quanta N76 power-on issue.
Hello, I'm trying to repair an HP 27 Quanta N76 (DA0N76MB6E0 Rev E).
I only get 3.3V, 5V, and 1.05V; no other voltages.
I tried the BIOS and changed the KBC. The KBC self-programmed upon power-up after changing it.
The VR-On is missing for NCP81220, but 1.2V is also missing for DDR4, so 1P2V_PWRGD is low. SUSON or DDR_VTT_EN are not present on the DDR4 voltage regulator (RT8231BGQW). It seems the KBC isn't triggering these signals.
I'm using the Quanta N91 schematic, but there are too many changes that make it nearly impossible to measure signal... -
Trying to determine a fault, not sure if the culprit is LM2574 pin 7 output is grounded
I'm not sure if this is correct, the output pin 7 is grounded or the ic has a short. I'm just trying to rule it out. https://www.ti.com/product/LM2574?qgpn=lm2574 -
FNIRSI DSO-TC4 owners, please help...
I’m asking if someone who has a DSO-TC4 Fnirsi component tester could upload the contents of its internal memory for me, since mine arrived with a corrupted USB memory and a factory reset or firmware upgrade doesn’t help. Also, the device makes a strange clicking noise when it’s turned off but still connected to USB. Thanks in advance — anyone interested can check out the link bellow.
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