If required, restart your iPhone or TV as sometimes small issues happen that require only rebooting/ restarting your iPhone and TV.Ĩ. Set your TV or PC input to screen mirroring. Make sure the firewall isn't blocking screen mirroring.Ħ. Bring both devices close to each other.ĥ. Connect both transmitter and receiver devices to the same Wi-Fi network if your screen mirroring not working iPhone.Ĥ. You can do this by going to Settings> General > Software Update.ģ. Make both devices operate on the latest software. Check Wi-Fi connection, if it's not working properly or showing limited connection then restart the Wi-Fi router.Ģ. Just follow the following simple guide to get a sigh of relief.ġ. If your screen mirroring not working iPhone and you want to resolve it. Troubleshoot Screen Mirroring Not Working on iPhone
So I am hunting for info before tearing into it.Part 2. I have some repair experience with the older macbooks, but unfamiliar with the unibody's and taking them apart.
So my question is, is there an Inverter? And if there is, where did apple put it? And can it be changed out for a new one? Or does the entire motherboard need to be sent out? If it needs to be sent out can anyone recommend a reliable company here in the states I could send it to? I refuse to take it to apple as it will be nothing but costly through them.
Maybe Im not hitting the right sites to find this info, but after 6 hours of looking, you get a little frustrated. Some people say there is one on the Motherboard, others say its not needed due to the LED backlight and how it works power wise. From what I can tell, they either did away with the inverter or put it somewhere else for the screen.
From early 08 models (all aluminum) to late 08 (Unibody, which is mine) apple changed how the screens were powered. Replacing the LCD is the next cheapest solution to try since ebay is crawling with these.Īnd finally, the one I'm having an issue with.ģ- The inverter for the screen. I have ordered this to try since it is the cheapest solution to start with.Ģ- The LED Backlight is actually fried in the LCD screen itself. After an extensive search online to possible solutions, I have come up with 3 that stand out so far.ġ- The screens data cable from the motherboard to the screen has gone faulty. I can indeed see the screen working by using a flashlight, or shining a light through the Apple logo. I have done all the basic stuff, reset the Pram, SMC etc. So, it appears as though my Macbook Pro 15 inch screen LCD/LED backlight has stopped working.
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