Anytime I turn on my Lenovo ThinkPad, my screen displays duplicate of everything

Out of nowhere, when I power on my GoPro Hero 3 Black, it turns off and on, repeatedly, by itself, until I remove the battery.

There was no shock to the camera when it stopped working, no water damage, maybe a hotter than usual day, but nothing crazy.

Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKSffmH0...

I've tried:

• removing the battery
• removing the SD card
• different battery
• upgrading the firmware (didn't work, power cycles but with the firmware upgrade process)
• tearing it apart and looking for loose/broken connections

No luck.

Any ideas?

I have several A1342 computers. They are very useful machines - but the Trackpad seems to have a life it's own. Try as I might I can't find any details of how to set them up - mechanically. I know all about the adjustment screw, it's the mechanical operation of the pad being flush with the palm rest and being clickable that I can't properly work out. Anyone have any suggestions?

Thank you very much for replying to my question.

Yes, I have seen the iFixit guides relating to the trackpad etc. As always, very useful - but only really dealing with taking it out and putting a new one in.

I had hoped that there might be more about the construction of it and fixing of the various parts - as I couldn't see much more to adjust than the flimsy little switch that it all seems to depend on. But I'm coming to the conclusion that there isn't much more to it than this.

I've replaced the springs and screws - even the adjustment screw, but it seems that if the little switch and its plastic covering are even slightly worn, then it's all thrown out of alignment. Might it possibly be that adding a little shim to the adjustment screw might make it workable again?

Anyway, just thought I would ask - just in case any of your contributers might have come across this and found a solution.

I have several A1342 computers. They are very useful machines - but the Trackpad seems to have a life it's own. Try as I might I can't find any details of how to set them up - mechanically. I know all about the adjustment screw, it's the mechanical operation of the pad being flush with the palm rest and being clickable that I can't properly work out. Anyone have any suggestions?

Thank you very much for replying to my question.

Yes, I have seen the iFixit guides relating to the trackpad etc. As always, very useful - but only really dealing with taking it out and putting a new one in.

I had hoped that there might be more about the construction of it and fixing of the various parts - as I couldn't see much more to adjust than the flimsy little switch that it all seems to depend on. But I'm coming to the conclusion that there isn't much more to it than this.

I've replaced the springs and screws - even the adjustment screw, but it seems that if the little switch and its plastic covering are even slightly worn, then it's all thrown out of alignment. Might it possibly be that adding a little shim to the adjustment screw might make it workable again?

Anyway, just thought I would ask - just in case any of your contributers might have come across this and found a solution.

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