Hamdi Zeddini

There is a cover under the keyboard in which are located the battery and the USB, just put it in the computer and you’re ready to go, if your device doesn’t come with USB then it is useless. You can this unboxing video on Youtube.

Hello, you can check this discussion about a similar issue and maybe you’ll find some clues or a solution. Why is my fan making loud noises?

Check if the fan port is still safe, and try not to use your laptop otherwise you’ll break it or in your case melt it and it can cause irreversible damage. Since I have a similar model, I can guide you to replace your fan, I will highlight the main steps for now because I’m not at home. You already took off the keyboard/mousepad so I will continue from there, now you need to remove these components: (1) Battery (2) Hard drive / SSD (3) Wifi (4) Optical drive (5) Screen cables (6) Any other cable connected with the motherboard (like extra USB ports) As I remember the motherboard is a little bit tricky and you have to removed softly but since you melted some plastic and I don’t know what else, then you need to be careful with it, could you add a photo after you unplug everything from the Mobo?

Maybe your PS4 is not sending the required voltage through the USB port, try to use a smartphone charger on your controllers.

Just to be sure that everything is correctly connected, you need to check this list, but before starting you should take a photo of the front panel connector then remove everything from the motherboard (you can keep the CPU). In the image below I highlighted the two connectors that need to be connected with the PSU and another one with the front panel connector: According to this manual which you can find more information about your PC, it didn’t mention the front panel pins labels, so assuming by default they use the same design as other MoBo you can compare this image with the one you took. The last thing to check if nothing works are the jumpers, I didn’t read the whole manual yet but could you please send us an HD photo of your Mobo.

As far as I know, cars don’t use resistors to heat the air, they have a second water circuit in the inside to transfer heat from the motor to the internal radiators.

Two things contribute to heat up the CPU, first a heavy load by a process and second a bad thermal conductivity, to eliminate the first possibility you need to make a backup file using iTunes then restore your iPhone to factory settings, try it for a couple of hours or minutes depending on how it behaves and if everything works fine then you might need to reinstall everything without using the backup, in case of persisting issue try to review your cooling CPU circuit.

There is no jailbreak for iOS 13 yet, and it’s not recommended to use it, you will lose your warranty and some features, keep your official version.

Which version of Windows are you using? Windows error appears as a blue screen? What did you do before this happened?

It’s better if you directly contact ifixit about that, use this link to visit the customer support page.