⟐ Answered april 07, 2015 at 6:24 MST

I mean cannot recognize any touching operation.

I open it but it doesn't have water damage, there are no connection problems. (because screen works well on the other iPad Air)

Strange thing is occasionally it works well for very short time then within 1 min back to initial condition.

How can I fix it? and where I have to change into new parts?

⟐ Commented december 02, 2014 at 21:19 MST

⟐ Edited mei 08, 2014 at 19:38 MST

⟐ Answer deleted juli 30, 2013 at 21:49 MST

⟐ Commented januari 20, 2019 at 2:20 MST

when i put my tablet on download mode

ODIN MODE

PRODUCT NAME : GT-N8000

CURRENT BINARY: Samsung Official

SYSTEM STATUS : Official

RP SWREV: A2

thank you to help me

⟐ Commented september 06, 2016 at 4:08 MST

However, I was disappointed to find out that although I can see the mouse cursor, after connecting the mouse, I am unable to click anything because the tablets touch sensor seems to be completely out of whack. Once, the on-screen keyboard activated by itself somehow, and I saw that the touch sensor is 'clicking' randomly on many spots of the screen at once and it's impossible to do anything with the mouse.

I saw a video on Youtube of a guy disabling just the touch screen functionality on his Nexus 7 by disconnecting one small cable once he had opened the tablet.

Is such a thing possible in the TF300T ? I am sitting right now, with an opened tabled and watching Youtube videos with disassembly instructions, but I cannot find this one thing that would help me because they concentrate on either replacing the whole screen or on complete disassembly.

The first instance i thought maybe i screwed up and pinched the cable, no biggie, i replaced it paying careful attention not to bend, pinch or twist the cable. As i laid the glass down onto the frame i made sure the cable was folding down into its little cubby and none was getting trapped between the frame and glass itself. The same thing happened! I ordered a new batch of glass and bam the problem was solved with the first piece of glass out of the new batch.

Ive done several other ipad minis between then and now, using that same batch of glass. Since that incident I practice diligence in not bending or pinching the ribbon in any way (even though I dont think i have ever really bent a cable on this particular device in such a way that would affect how it functions). But now with this last mini the digitizer is doing the exact same thing again!

Am i running into defective glass or is there something i dont know? And is it just me or are these minis the home of hardware gremlins?

⟐ Commented december 01, 2017 at 9:11 MST

I am experienced in almost all Mac hardware,but i am stumped w/ this issue. Any Help would be great!(iPad 64gb Wifi)

I tore down my iPad to replace a peeling digitizer. Upon reassembly, The iPad was working O.K., but the digitizer was locking up and responding very poorly. I decided it must need replaced and ordered a new digitizer through ebay. Now after replacing the digitizer, the touch screen will not respond...

The home button works fine, as well as power/volume/lock.The screen also still inverts. Plus it charges and is recognized in iTunes. I have tried resetting it Via Home+power. Any help would be Great!

UPDATE:

It has been nearly a year now, So I figured it can't hurt anything to try a new digitizer. My Ipad still powers on, resets, inverts, connects to itunes, chargers etc. etc. etc. I have thought about this thoroughly and there is no other logical answer besides the digitizer I received is defective.

When the iphone 4 was new alot of the replacement screens were garbage, and I think it ws the same with the iPads. I originally believed I had damaged the logic board when the retaining clips on the logic board broke off, but after speaking to an electrical engineer, He doesn't believe this makes since. He fixed his broken retaining clips using a thin strip of mylar tape under the tab. I ordered a roll of mylar tape and the entire display assembly which includes the display, midboard, digitzer, clips, etc and a roll of mylar tape for 60$, I will update as soon as I receive the shipment.

Update 2:

Replaced the digitizer again, and no change. As a conclusion, this board is fried, and my iPad is a useless paperweight... I would not recommend buying a logic board for one of these, it's just to much money compared to an ipad 2 16gb. It is really unfortunate, Everything works software and hardware wise, but the screen just doesn't respond to touch. You may be able to salvage some of your loses selling it for parts on ebay.

⟐ Commented juli 08, 2018 at 13:45 MST

It read the Q and A, regarding The IPAD 1 about, and gently hit firm on the corner, screen almost came back to normal. And re attachinf the screen Cabel again.

We played a video and 2 minuts into it, screen turned all Black , with a Grey field Rolling from left of the screen towards the middel, and the starting over again.

⟐ Answered juni 10, 2020 at 2:27 MST

⟐ Commented mei 07, 2026 at 12:09 MST

Would make for an interesting hack if one wanted to expand their storage space post-purchase.

⟐ Answer edited januari 14, 2015 at 1:06 MST

I figure it should be along the right side but I can't tell from your pics.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

⟐ Commented juni 22, 2024 at 17:17 MST

I actually only need to replace the touch panel but haven't found just that part anywhere. Anybody know of a place to order it?

Thanks for the advice!

⟐ Commented juli 15, 2015 at 1:59 MST

⟐ Answered augustus 18, 2025 at 15:37 MST

⟐ Answer edited december 23, 2024 at 17:07 MST

⟐ Commented augustus 01, 2024 at 12:26 MST

I'm having issues with my Asus tablet running Android Lollipop. For the past few months, the touchscreen would stop working momentarily, then everything would come back to normal after a few restarts. It was more likely to happen when the tablet was charging though. At some point I found a weird hack that was plugging the tablet for a second every time it happened.

Now for the past few days, this would work and the tablet is now useless without its keyboard. I've read on some forums that the Battery Saver app could be the cause. Indeed I noticed a bug with it because every time the tablet was charging I would get a notification saying that an app was drawing too much power, but the Battery Saver app would crash every time I tried to open the notification.

Last night, I disabled the power saving mode and rebooted the tablet (as suggested in the forums) but it didn't do the trick.

This morning, I tried to reset the tablet both via the settings menu and recovery mode, but then touch screen is not working. I also tried to "swipe cache partition" but none of this would work.

Is there anything else I could try? I'm not sure if it's a hardware or a software issue, but as far as I remember the tablet has not received any impact in particular and there's no scratch at all on the screen.

Thanks

⟐ Commented januari 28, 2024 at 13:15 MST