I had that before, it easy to solve, dont worry! You will not lose data with this trick. This works only for Samsung. First go to https://findmymobile.samsung.com/ Then, press sign in. Log into your Samsung Account. Then, you see your Samsung device. It should look something like this: https://imgur.com/gallery/UPF1E Then press find. It will find the location of the phone, but that is not what matters. Press the little arrow on the bottom of the screen. Scroll and press more. Click on Unlock my Device. Enter your Samsung Account password. Then it will delete your password, pin, or pattern of your phone. Then you will be able to swipe and unlock your phone. Please reply if this helped!

http://forums.androidcentral.com/sprint-galaxy-s-iii/215595-phone-turning-itself-off-randomly.html Do you have a case? If so, take it off and make sure it's not pressing on the power button. Has the phone always done this, or did it just start? If the phone is brand new and it's doing this, take it back. If it used to work and this just started, what changed recently? Did you install any apps, or try to root, or change any configuration options? If the answer to the above is nothing has changed, then try pulling the battery, leaving it out for a few minutes, and see what happens when you restart. Has the phone always done this, or did it just start? If the phone is brand new and it's doing this, take it back. If it used to work and this just started, what changed recently? Did you install any apps, or try to root, or change any configuration options? If the answer to the above is nothing has changed, then try pulling the battery, leaving it out for a few minutes, and see what happens when you restart....

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Following Website would have the part: www.fnacpartsaccessories.com OR call order support by entering this number: 1 -800-800-3854 #4 Though I am not sure they sell these parts, looking would help enough. Try a homemade method, such as attaching with glue, hot glue, super glue, tape if unable to find the item you are looking for. It is pretty rare to find parts from delicate pieces such as cameras for production reasons, though I havent looked myself.

IOS 7? IOS seven has been reported to take up to 4 hours, depending on the occasions and internet connection. Other Factors: Sync and Backup: aprox. 50 minutes. Transfer Purchases: aprox. 30 minutes IOS Updater Time: aprox. 30 minutes I would say 4-7 hours at most. Source:http://www.gottabemobile.com/2013/09/17/...-ios-7-update-will-take-complete/

These are your device specs if you are interested: http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/publi...-c02548013 Following : one of the upgrades :https://www.amazon.com/HP-VH641AT-4-GB-DDR3-PC3-10600/dp/B0030L3B8E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&q...-1&keywords=599092-001 If you haven`t picked the best models for upgrades, contact HP or hardware contacts if you are digging it.

It is a glitch in the system. It probably is 100% fully charged, so to fix that you try removing the battery. There are sources online on how to do that, check those out. Then get a new charger or try a monitor charger. Lastly change the outlets.

First of all, check your settings then Wireless and Network. It might have a Wi-Fi calling mode turned on, which might cause some problems. Then try to reboot the phone which helps removing glitches and bugs. Though this is sometimes tricky depending on your phone, but try taking out your battery for about a minute and put it back in. Make sure the phone is shut down during the process.

Using two (or more) video cards in tandem—known as "SLI" for NVIDIA cards and "Crossfire" for AMD cards—can get you better performance, sometimes even for less money than you'd spend on a comparable single card solution. ''Answer on Google Source: http://lifehacker.com/5994276/is-it-worth-it-to-run-two-graphics-cards-in-my-gaming-pc'' Now what`s it really saying is that a single card produces more energy and then *heat* which states it works harder than switching jobs as 2 duel video cards, meaning more money wasted (in some case). Then again, if you have more of a range, you get better quality and performance. My idea of why its not on nViDIA full time is because think of it like this. nVidia constructs full on the sleek models and overall space, so Duel Cards do take more space, but also one card can have multiple programs going. In this case 2 cards have a certain limit depending on the model and overhang matter. Hope it helped! For more Info of cons and pros, click here.

Not sure its easy to find it online, so you need to contact customer support. Fitbit will answer as soon as they can, so stay in touch with them. Fitbit Customer Support: http://help.fitbit.com/?l=en_US&cu=1&fs=... Customer Support Phone: 1 (877) 623-4997