Sometimes a partial tear to the home button cable can cause the same failure. This chip is accessible (contrary to the fingerprint scanner chip in FACT 1 which is practically unreachable) can be replaced and the issue can be fixed. But the finger print scanner would still be working and you are able to wake/unlock the screen with your finger/fingerprint and use reachability. When damaged and failing, this chip will prevent home button function from working such as to exit an app and go back to home screen. The cost of the new screen from Apple is comparable in price to the cost of stitiching the broken home button back together in my opinion.įACT 6: in some instances, a chip (other than the one in FACT 1) present on the home button is damaged (specially during transfer of home button from broken to new screen). I would rather fit an original broken screen together with the damaged home button and send them to an Apple Store for complete screen assembly replacement and pairing (see FACT 2). Some very patient people resolder the pieces together. Well no, sometimes it hasn't.įACT 5: you may damage the home button and completely lose all functions, specially if you tear the home button cable. Now home button doesn't work on neither the old nor the new screen, and you assume the home button itself has failed. However, sometimes while disassembling the iPhone, you damage the home button extension cable on the broken screen, then you try to fit a bad replacement part. When the home button works with the original screen but not the replacement screen, it is a bad screen and you need to warranty it or replace it. Replacement screens should be as close as possible to Apple screens in terms of : color fidelity, backlight, touch, force touch, durability, frame lifting, frame finishing.įACT 4: many replacement screens have a defective home button interconnect cable. So invest in good quality parts from reputable vendors. But expect cheap parts to perform poorly. If you replace the screen and transfer the home button without damaging it, everything will work normally. If a third party repair shop or DIYer damage the home button during repair, or the owner breaks it somehow, or it fails, the only way to have a home button function restored at this date is to take it to an Apple Store or one of those AASPs that are starting to receive the pairing machine.įACT 3: Apple did nothing to prevent replacing screens with OEM or aftermarket parts. And the only way to wake the phone would be by using the power button or raise to wake.įACT 2: Apple - and only in an Apple owned Apple Store, but starting to show up at some AASPs as I write this - can replace the screen and home button and reprogram the new home button and pair it with the board/phone. A message will also appear "Touch ID cannot be activated." The only way to have the home button function in this case is by using the assistive touch aka virtual on-screen home button. The phone will act as if it's missing the home button completely. Thus if you use a different home button, whether original or aftermarket, the board will not recognize the home button.Īs a result, the non-native home button will not be able to scan the finger print and will not react to any input. To use simple words, this chip stores the key that allows the board to recognize it. Here's my take after gauging the repair community and doing some screen replacements myself in our store:įACT 1: the home button has an embedded chip on the backside of the button. am Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\lua\extensions\vlsub.A lot of questions here and few answers. Lua warning: Error while running script C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\lua\extensions\a, function (null)(). Main error: no suitable access module for `zip://file:///E:/Films/Movie/!/Movie.srt' Main debug: looking for access module matching "zip": 25 candidates Main debug: (path: \file:\\E:\Films\Movie\!\Movie.srt) Main debug: creating access: zip://file:///E:/Films/Movie/!/Movie.srt Lua debug: Subtitles files: E:/Films/Movie.srt Main debug: connection succeeded (socket = 2364) Main debug: net: connecting to dl. port 80
Lua debug: Clicking 'C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\lua\extensions\a': 'Download selection' Clicking a subtitle then "Download selection" button shows an error and the "Downloading subtitle" bar becomes green and seems to be stuck.
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