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How To Fix A Damaged Memory Card
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Hassan11
Oct 2, 2020 5:02 PM

Majorityf us today cannot operate without an SD card. Some persona might not use it on his or her GSM phone, but for storing files and important documents. Aside from that, it is very annoying if you found out that the SD card is corrupted.

Sometimes it is as a result of the low quality of the SD card, in some cases, it's as a result of the type of files stored in it. If the file stored in it is dangerous that is; there are not virus free, it can easily damage the SD card. 
So don't panic. Today I will be showing you how to repair your damaged SD card for free. At the end of these, you can now go back to your damaged SD card and start using it without losing any of your files.
Below are the steps for repairing a damaged SD card; 
• Get your damaged SD card and wash the cell with methylated spirit or any other related chemical.
• Now hold the SD card with a picker and allow it to dry.
• Get a lighter, on the lighter, and flash on the cell for three seconds (Repeat these three or four times). 
• Drop the SD card in the methylated spirit for about eight hours.
• After the eight hours insert it on your phone. 
Congratulation your SD card is back to normal. 

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How To Turn On An Android Phone With A Broken Power Button
~2.3 mins read
A smartphone can and does undergo other types of damage such as a broken power button.  Other than repair, a permanent solution to a broken or missing power button does not exist.

The only problem is what to do if your phone is off and your power button is gone. The good news is, you can turn on an Android phone with a broken power button.

Restart phone without power button

1. Simulate Key Press With A Physical Object

In case your button is simply missing i.e. fell out, you can insert a thin object (like a toothpick, or a hairpin) on the exposed bump and that should get you started. 

If your problem goes deeper than that, you can still turn on an Android phone using the correct combination of volume and home keys, and your USB data cable.



2. Connect It To Your PC

This will work on very few phones but it’s worth a try. Connect your phone to your PC via the USB cable. If the battery charge is zero, allow it to charge a bit.
Once the battery has enough charge to turn the phone on, there’s a chance it will turn on itself.Use Other Hard Keys On Your Device

Volume Button And Home Keys

Smartphones don’t have physical home buttons any more, or rather, very few of them do. If your Android phone has a broken power button but you have a physical home button that you can press, the following key combination will turn it on.

Volume Keys + Home Button

Make sure your phone is charged. Hold down both the volume up and down keys, and connect your phone to your PC.

Next, while still holding down the volume keys, and with the device connected to USB, hold down the Home button. Give it a few minutes. Once the menu appears, release all buttons.


You’re going to get a series of warnings and commands on your screen. If you’ve never rooted your phone, these might seem scary but don’t worry.

Use the volume keys to go cycle through the options and select the restart or turn on option. Your phone will turn on.

Volume Button

As mentioned before, not all smartphones have a physical home button. In such a case, you only need your volume keys to turn the phone on.

Make sure your phone battery has enough charge for the phone to actually run.

Hold down the volume down key and connect your phone via USB cable to your PC. Keep the volume button held down until you see a boot menu.Select the ‘Start’ option using your volume keys, and your phone will power on.

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