Faisal Gondal

I have a couple of A1255 original wireless keyboards that work fine with Windows laptops. I can find them under Bluetooth...

All of a sudden my Philips 4K TV would not turn on. Tried different sockets power cable and even replaced the Power supply...

Hello I have a Mac mini Late 2014, it works fine when im using it but cannot update OS not install new one, each time I...

I bought a MacBook air with unresponsive keyboard and Trackpad. I was told it had not suffered liquid damage, so I thought...

Fans running loud on Imac 2011. Have run diagnostics and the following error appears: 4SNS/1/40000001:ID2S-0.000 Looks to...

My MacBook air (2011 13”) battery connector on the logic board has snapped off. Im struggling to find this part anywhere....

Hi I have the above error in diagnostics. It appears to point to LCD Temperature Sensor. I have tested another LCD with my...

My Mid 2011 iMac fan starts to go loud after about 20-30 seconds of being on, and then after a period of time (5-10mins...

Yes, it sounds very much like a battery issue. I am guessing it is not a Genuine Apple battery. Try to drain it completely before charging it up again to full, but I suspect only an original battery will take that error away in diagnostics.

If you can see the image when you shine the light on the logo at the back then it probably the backlight on the screen. You do need a new screen assembly and it's quite easy to fit. To output to external monitor as your primary monitor start your Mac and when it boots up then close the lid. The following guide should help: http://osxdaily.com/2010/12/21/broken-macbook-pro-screen-turn-it-into-a-desktop-mac/

In the end I bought an S9B-ZR-SM4A-TF connector and soldered it on to the board and this has fixed the problem. It's not a perfect fit for MacBook airs but I managed to get it on. Problem solved.

I had the same issue with a 2015 Imac and I tried fixing by creating a boot drive but whatever I did, mac wouldn’t see it as a bootable drive. I resolved it by taking the hard drive out of the none working mac, connecting it as an external drive to a working mac and cloning the drive using Carbon Copy Cloner software, that fixed my problem. You should be able to achieve the same by doing Target Disk Mode, but I did not have a Thunderbolt cable at the time.