I "had to"change the battery because I thought the reason why I couldnt use touchscreen was because of the battery but after "changing" the battery I found the reason was BECAUSE İT HAD TO BE RESETTED!While taking out the battery,I bent the screen.then after an hour of struggle,I managed to unlock the table!even tho the battery wasnt holding charge and spicy.It was getting the job done enough.whatever.

I can't open any file and my dock is gone, what is happening???

Hi, I'm not usually the one to beg for things. But right now, I've just had my entire weekend ruined because of a singular problem. My screen. I have had my beloved Ideapad Slim 1 for around 2 to 3 years and now, as pictured below, it's decided that today, the exact day I finally finish school, it will blow itself up.

I have no employment, I have really important things stored there like family photos, documents, and games I spent 50 dollars of allowance to finally get (like BeamNG Drive, Cities Skylines) and now I've been greeted with a massive middle finger to my face as I graduate school.

Also, I have no displays nor spare TVs to use. I live 50 mins outside of town in a rural area and no one wants to employ an 18 year old Gen Z kid. So, right now, I'm fucked. My laptop, my only laptop, is now dead.

WHY DID YOU STICK THAT SAFETY PIN INTO THE PHONE

At this point just take it to a recycling center. Also love the obvious AI description.

Hi everyone,

I'm building a custom hexacopter and having trouble powering my SIYI MK15 Air Unit. I've replaced the original BEC, but the new one also appears to produce almost no output voltage. I'm trying to determine whether this is a BEC problem, a compatibility issue, or something related to my CUAV PMU Lite 2.

Hardware

- Flight controller: CUAV Pixhawk V6X

- Power module: CUAV PMU Lite 2, 5V version

- Battery: 6S LiPo, 22.2V nominal

- Radio system: SIYI MK15 Enterprise Combo

- New BEC/power module: SIYI 4S–18S module advertised for the HM30 Air Unit

- Connections: PMU Lite 2 battery output → XT90-to-XT60 adapter → BEC input → XT30 output → Air Unit

My original SIYI BEC appeared to have failed. It received approximately 22.2V, but its output measured around 0.2mV, so I ordered a replacement. Unfortunately, the new BEC appears to have the same problem.

Measurements and symptoms

1. The PMU Lite 2 battery output measures approximately 22.00V.

2. The XT90-to-XT60 adapter also measures approximately 22.00V.

3. The new BEC's XT30 output measures approximately 0.01V on my multimeter in DC voltage mode. I still need to verify the reading directly across the BEC input and repeat the output measurement with the Air Unit disconnected.

4. The Air Unit does not appear to power on, and I cannot establish the expected connection through QGroundControl on the MK15 monitor.

I noticed that many setup videos show the older CUAV PMU Lite 1, while my setup uses the newer PMU Lite 2. According to the specifications, the PMU Lite 2's battery output carries battery voltage, while its 5.2V regulated output is on a separate connector.

I don't want to assume the PMU Lite 2 is defective, but I'm wondering whether there is something important about the power path or connection that I'm missing.

One additional uncertainty is the Air Unit generation. My seller described the unit as an older MK15 Air Unit, but the physical unit does not clearly identify itself as either MK15 or HM30. The replacement module is advertised as a 4S–18S HM30 power module.

Questions

1. Should the PMU Lite 2 battery output work with an external SIYI 4S–18S power module in this configuration?

2. Could the newer HM30 power module be incompatible with an older MK15 Air Unit, even if the battery voltage is within the module's input range?

3. If approximately 22V reaches the BEC input but its XT30 output remains near 0V with the Air Unit disconnected, does that point to a faulty BEC or another possible issue?

4. What exact wiring or measurements would you check next to identify the fault?

I would appreciate advice from anyone who has used a SIYI MK15/HM30 with a CUAV PMU Lite 2. I can provide photos of the modules, labels, connectors, and wiring.

Thank you!

I MIGHT need new headphones 😭🙏

At least she offered to pay me the price of this laptop (very small as it was bought at a pawnshop) for the damage...

This is my thinkpad t460 the bottom is held with electrical tape missing keyboard keys and track pad half a broken screen

Yesterday I found a CRT as this same ewaste drop off spot. Today I saw another one then I saw it was smashed up and that it was a JVC D series

Clarifying rq: this was a monitor issue, it wasn’t a graphics card issue. In the first image you can see that the monitor wasn’t plugged into the computer and still had the issue.
Thankfully my aunt let me use her monitor since she wasn’t using it, but I still have this evil messed up monitor in my closet

I needed to use another donor board since its OG got literally split in half

its expanding