If it has an M.2 slot, and you have an adapter, you can indeed plug in an eGPU But, there are some downsides 1 - The laptop likely won't be possible to close back up again 2 - You will likely need to reinstall windows afterwards 3 - It's very costly If it was a desktop, I would go for it, but this is a laptop so I'd rather not sacrifice it's... laptop-ness

Sure! First, confirm you know how to open the laptop without damaging Second, actually do that Third, disconnect the battery Fourth, unscrew every screw connected to motherboard, and unplug anything that will stop the board from coming out, usually the board and fan are attached so unscrew the fan as well Fifth, take the motherboard and fan assembly, and unscrew the fan from the motherboard Sixth, remove the old paste and apply some new stuff Seventh, reassemble the laptop

it should be replaceable, if you can find a lens or donor mouse to salvage the lens repairable... im not sure, usually even if you fill cracks in clear plastic/glass a mark is still visible

Screen damaged, only fix is to replace it But Motorola phones are (according to iFixit themselves) even harder to fix than iPhones Won't advise doing so by yourself

You need to calibrate the new fingerprint sensor to the phone Google has an online tool to do that I believe

even buying a new one wont fix touch id, the home button is serialized

first of all, it's password, not passward as for your question, you either can boot into recovery mode and reset the ipad from there, or if you have a computer with itunes, you can use that as well without the password, either of these methods will reset the ipad and erase all contents of the device, so make sure important files are saved on other device or on icloud first

you clearly damaged the screen or (worse) motherboard when opening a google pixel, theres tiny components around the connector, and has a gold mark in one corner or side which is the ONLY safe place to pry up the cable from, otherwise you knock caps off you likely missed that

If it's just really quiet, then the mesh grills are probably clogged with earwas. Solution: use a needle or tweezers to pull out the mesh Otherwise, that airpod is a lost cause, they are physically impossible to get into without damaging the plastic

As long as you don't stress the battery in any way when removing it, you should be good Careful when opening, and before disconnecting he screen, which is tempting, disconnect the battery cable from the board Then carefully remove the battery using the pull tab adhesive, and if they rip, use a thin syringe to inject isopropyl alchohol underneath the battery, wait 10-15 seconds, then gently push the battery, and if it feels loose enough, take it out, otherwise wait a bit more, still stuck then add more alchohol and make sure it reaches the adhesive to disintergrate it Long story short, if you are careful and skilled, and you have the patience, then it should be fine. But if you have kids in the house or aren't very confident or good at the skill, it's not recommended I would go for it, with extreme care - those spicy pillows can burst, after removal make sure it is disposed of safely (I have a puffed up laptop battery, tripled in thickness. Replaced it, and left the old one on my desk, and my 6yr old...