motherboard pictures help please

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hello i have a tg01 with dead usb...... not charging and in windows pc it says that it is malfunction..... i look at motherboard and have something missing near usb jack... who have a detalied picture af motherboard please give me one to see what's missing.... thanks

TG01 Motherboard

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Here is a picture which I hope will help. Thee is also a French site which I will try and find the URL for (I have - just need to look up) which shows a step by step dissasembly which is excellent.

Good luck


Regards,

Kevin

Originally Posted by kevinpwhite

Here is a picture which I hope will help. Thee is also a French site which I will try and find the URL for (I have - just need to look up) which shows a step by step dissasembly which is excellent.

Good luck
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Regards,

Kevin

Here you are.... Oh la la!

http://toshiba-tg01.forumactif.com/t...u-toshiba-tg01

Originally Posted by Pere

Here you are.... Oh la la!

http://toshiba-tg01.forumactif.com/t...u-toshiba-tg01

Perfect - exactly the one I was referring to.....well done and thank you, Pere

thanks you guys.... great help

Hey, it's my toshiba!

i appologise if this is a stupid question but do you think cleaning and making the motherboard and cpu and everything nice and clean and shiny and removing dust and muck or whatever will make the phone have a longer life and perform better?

Originally Posted by chdeul

Hey, it's my toshiba!

Hi chdeul! Nice to hear from you! Great job, as you can see, I value your tutorial a lot!

Best Regards

i have problem with nfs shift hd .. the phone is unresponsive and i need to reset... when i install chainfire hd2-3d patch driver it's working but at lower framerate..... anybody have this problem?

Originally Posted by jonnyhall1bmx1

i appologise if this is a stupid question but do you think cleaning and making the motherboard and cpu and everything nice and clean and shiny and removing dust and muck or whatever will make the phone have a longer life and perform better?

A qualified yes to your question....

A buildup of dirt may in time cause unwanted electrical contact and possibly spurious behaviour. This would be more likely if there was carbon or metal dust present; unlikely in normal domestic usage.

If you do want to clean, then I would strongly recommend using a proper 'air-duster' aerosol for stuff like fluff or if necessary a proprietary electronic cleaning solvent (eg Electrolube, which can be obtained from Maplin or Radiospares or a similar supplier). Do not attempt to brush the circuit board or use things like cotton buds as there is a high risk of causing mechanical damage to components.

Hope that is of some help...

Best regards,

Kevin