So come to find out that the issue was no spark, and anyone who has this issue could also check the ASD (auto shut down). I had a fault on that and there is a bunch of relays hidden near the bottom of the car near the front bumper. In order to get to them I had to take the driver side wheel off and the wheel well. The ASD relay was rotted off which prevented the car from starting correctly.

From what I can tel it would be fine to do this. You would probaby want to spend the little bit it costs and get the correct one though

If you go to Google and search for Galaxy S7 Edge glass rear backdoor you will find parts on eBay and other places. There are different colors to choose from and they are under 20 bucks. You will just have to hear the back glass up and carefully pry it off and put the new one on. Its really simple! Good luck

When you plug the charger in, does the charger wiggle at all? If you havent already, move your charger around a bit and wiggle it and see if anything happens. Have you tried a different charger? Or tried the current charger on a different phone? Have you tried holding the power and home button down until the Apple logo appears? It may also take 15 to 20 minutes of charging for anything to appear on the screen if the battery is severly dead. If your charger is fine, and nothing else works, I would say you have a bad battery.

I had someone a while back complain they were having a having a hard time hearing when on the phone. When I replaced the screen I missed a piece of the clear plastic protector on the front of the screen, once I removed it everything was okay. Have you disassembled the phone and checked the connectors? Your connector for this is at the top of the phone. Make sure it is all assembled correctly. Make sure the metal prongs are connected under the bracket (not sure how to explain this. You have the metal bracket and then a black peice of ribbon cable sits on top of the microphone. On the earpiece there is 4 i believe metal prong things. They need to be sitting under the ribbon cable. The ribbon cables has spots on it that the microphone connects to. You may need to clean the connectors. Look at the ifixit guide to see how it all gets assembled correctly. Also make sure the connector is properly seated to the logic board. I would also do a reset by holding the power and home button. While the phone is on, hold...

From the information you are giving it sounds like the tablet is stuck in a boot loop. It is getting stuck on the first screen and then powering down and restarting ans happening again, correct? If that is the case, then the update corrupted some stuff! You can try doing a hard reset and if that doesnt work then it will need to be reflashed, which is a whole new topic. How to factory reset. NOTE: You will loose ALL data! Make sure the tablet is turned off (press and hold the Power button for about 10 seconds to turn it off). Press and hold the “Volume Up” and “Power” buttons at the same time, when logo appears on the screen release the “Power” button and continue press the “Volume” button When recovery screen appears use “Volume Up/Down” buttons to navigate and select “wipe data / Factory reset” by pressing the “Home” or “Power” button (Depends on Galaxy Tab model).

Not sure if you have tried this, but somewhere along the installation you should be able to click disk utility. It might be in a menu bar or just a plain button. The drive needs to be formatted before being installed to is my bet. You should find your drive and initialize it as GUID partition Map and Mac OS X extended, journaled, it should be the defaults. You may have to reboot in order for the installer to see the disk. I am not sure if you have another mac around but if you do you could connect the drive to it either as a external drive or whatever and use the disk utility within mac rather than doing it through the installer.

Are you looking to move just the music to the SD card or all apps and everything like that moved? Make sure you insert your SD card into the tab, and it may tell you it needs to be formatted. If it says that, let it format it. Go into File Manager, and select the files you want to move. Find a button that has like three dots, "More" or maybe even a button that says "Move". You can also do copy and paste. Once you choose move or copy it will show you a location. Navigate to the SD card and then click the "Move" or "Paste" or "Done" button. The buttons change depending on which tablet you are using so it makes it a little tricky. Your files will now be on your SD card. This should work for you, you can also move your apps there as well, and other files if you wish.

Error 504 means the app couldn't be downloaded due to an erorr, or the gateway timed out. So if it is a HTTP error, it means the server in between you and Google timed out hence the problem! I am not sure if you are on Wi-Fi or a cellular network, but you can try this anyway I guess! Go to Settings and find Airplane mode, you may be able to get to this by sliding in from the top of your screen as well. Turn Airplane mode on and wait a ten seconds or so, and then turn it back off. Check your Wi-Fi or cellular connection and wait for it to reconnect. Make sure you are using a good internet connection as well. You should also check your storage space and ensure you have enough storage! Try updating the application again. If you still get the error, go to the next step! (1) Clear Data - Go into your settings and then go to Application Manager or Apps (it may be listed as something else, try and find where it lists all of your apps). Find Google Play, click "Force Stop" and click the "Clear Data" button. (2)...

Even though your battery seems to be working fine, I would try to get a new battery and see if it corrects the problem. If not then I would attempt to reset the phone factory or even trying to reset the settings only back to factory. If none of this works, I would assume that you have something more serious going wrong. There is a chip on your phone that controls charging and everything about your battery. This chip could be bad causing it to think your battery is dead even though it isn't. I am not sure if the battery has anything on it that controls all of this as well. You could also try resetting the phone to factory before buying a new battery.