My new LG IPS236V external IPS LED LCD display boot up and viewing angles with my MacBook Pro 2011
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MacBook Pro 13" with LG IPS236V external display boot up
What’s wrong with my Samsung 305t monitor.mp4
Rules of Reboot
Reboot the computer. BSOD, computer running slow, computer running badly, computer slowed down, learn the Rules of Rebooting the Computer. It is not as simple as it seems, this works with all versions of windows from windows 3.1, windows NT, windows 95, windows xp home, windows xp pro, windows vista and even windows 7
Capacitors – Fixing an LCD computer monitor
Replacing Leaking Capacitors on a Motherboard
A bit of a project “teaser” I could do a little more in-depth version if there is enough interest – Created on March 27, 2011 using FlipShare. “Bad Caps” can cause all sorts of quirky electronics problems. Sometimes these are the Gremlin or “Ghost in the machine” that cause funky problems. You can sometimes hear them “whistling” high pitched screams. Kind of like an electronic banshee signaling the demiss of your favorite piece of electronics. Grab a flash light and unplug whatever device your checking and do a physical inspection. If you see these caps looking like “jiffy pop” popcorn or leaking like an old battery your have a candidate for cap replacement. A bad formula for the capacitors was stolen (corporate espionage” is the main reason for the problem. From WiKi: The capacitor plague (also known as bad capacitors) is an ongoing problem with premature failure of large numbers of electrolytic capacitors of certain brands. Capacitors are used in various electronics equipment, particularly motherboards, video cards, compact fluorescent lamp ballasts, LCD monitors, and power supplies of personal computers. The first flawed capacitors were seen in 1999, but most of the affected capacitors were made in the early to mid 2000s.
How to fix your USB ports if they’re not working or recognized!
Alternative way to fix your USB ports: www.youtube.com all of a sudden all my USB ports stopped working kept getting USB device not recognized they would not detect anything plugged into them hardware or firmware issue? I am going to show you how to fix this problem if it happens to you. In this video there will be no uninstalling of anything its a very simple fix. Steps: 1. Make sure its your USB ports not working and not your device 2. Once you determined it’s your USB ports shut down your computer. 3. Unplug the 3 prong power cable from the back of the computer. 4. Let the computer sit unplugged for approx. 5 min 5. Plug the power cord back into the computer. 6. Boot up the computer and test the USB ports with your device. if this technique does not work for you leave a comment and I will help you fix it Thanks for watching!