under load its either the heat of your system (the system temp console can show you all of this) or a failing componant (short, RAM, something not plugged in a socket correctly) if it boots and runs then chances are that the PSU is fine (depends how it sounds when in use along with temp). with the limited infdo avaliable, i would say take it all apart (what you are comfortable doing) and chech everything is seated correctly and ensure that air is getting to places that need it.

yes, touch ID may not work unless you swap out the buttons (not 100% on that) but the logic board is what is bricked not the device. so yea the hardware is fine just swap out the board (also maybe the home button) and your good to go.

check the battery connector is fully seated in the socket, plug the device into a power suply for a few hours and see if it charges, may be the battery, may be the board, may be a connector. if it worked 100% prior to the repair, and you were careful then it wont be anythign too serious, may just be a cable not seated correctly. If you have a magnifying glass or soimething similar check the pis on the board for the battery and the battery connector its self.

hi, yes you can, however to remove the chance of another part causing the issue you will need another device that is the same. Once you have done this, follow the replace screen guide until step 14 ( Samsung Galaxy S6 Vervanging van het scherm ) then disconnect the screen ribbon, using the test display cable ( Galaxy S6 Edge/S6 Edge+/S7 Edge/Note5 Test Cable for Display Assembly ) check if the display works.

hi, yes you can, please see link below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZqRAlzs...

hi, if you remove the back cover from the phone, on the bottom left of the device, running along side the bottom left of the battery housing there is a white cable that runs from the lower left to the bottom right, this is the cable you are looking for. This cable may not be broken, sometimes during a repair if somone has removed this cable, if they touchec the connector some oil from their skin may have ended up on the connector, this can cause the connection to stop working. Clean the connectors (all of them including the cable ones) with some IPA Isopropyl Alcohol (above 90%, trey to get 99%) and try it again. may save you buying a new part and be a quick fix. If this does not work you will need the replacament part.

the lego connector inside teh phone where the battery sits is delicate, I would reopen the device take out the battery connector check of any dust or (happened to me before with my iPad repair) the replacement battery may have a clear protective film over he battery connector to protect it dueing shipping. if all looks ok, clean the connectors (compressed air will do) and ensure teht the battery is clipped in correctly, if not then it may be a duffed battery, if you still have it, put in the old one and check again, if it boots then send the dud back, if not then you may have dammaged the battery connector during the repair.

hi, if you check permissions manager in the settings, check to ensure that the phone is granting the games access to Wi-Fi or internet. Sometimes your phone may not show the “this application requires access to …” popup when you install something from the app store. Not 100% this is the issue but hope it helps :)

This is looking to be a malware issue, only thing for it is a reinstall of windows ( Link to microsoft site to show findings: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_other-performance/windows-activation-error-0x44580/3b75c266-1f48-468a-9bae-1f712495c14c?auth=1 ) . FIX: You can get the licence key for your current build by: God to your start menu, type in “My PC” or “This PC” depending on your windows version, right clicking on the icon, click on “Properties”, scroll down to “Windows Activation” and below that you should see your activation key. TAKE NOTE OF THIS! write it down, take a pcture of this on your phone, just make sure you have this clearly notes and safe, you will need this later. Also when doingf this on the same page note down if it is a 32 bit or 64 bit machine you are running (if its windows 10 99% you are on a 64bit build but please double check this and again NOTE THIS DOWN for later reference. Go to microsoft software section (...

hi, looking at the below, it seems they both have the same connectors. I woul;d say yes it will work Galaxy S8/S8+ Test Cable for Display Assembly

hi,

Does replacing the fingerprint scanner on the Samsung S8 cause the finger print fuction to stop working as it does on the iPhone?