Hello, I hate when that type of thing happens, I got locked out of a tablet. I've known people who that happened to. I've done some research and, I've came up with two methods. If you are on widows 10, and you logged in with an outlook (Microsoft) account, then reset your password through that. If it will auto connect to internet, then this method will work. If that is not the case I found this thing, that has stuff on it. According to the website I read there is software that can help. This is the link http://www.digitalgrog.com.au/software/r...-your-windows-7-password-in-under-5-minutes/ A lot of the software doesn't look that shady from what I saw, and virus software doesn't let you download anything with issues. On this specific guid I just skimmed through it, but from what I saw it probably has use. I hope you are able to get back into the laptop,( I recommend trying the first method if you can).

Don't worry, that might only be a last resort. This is either a battery error or, it is soft bricked. If is a battery error, you must buy a new battery. If that is not the problem, try booting it in safe mode (I don't remember the process for an lg phone ( look it up on youtube)but this I am 90.9% certain it can be opened and runing in this.) if you do that and it runs, the issues are caused by, third party apps, bad files, malfunctioning apps, or a virus. If it runs with being unplugged, delete all apps, files, or any other possible problem, and try rebooting it out of safe mode ( just turn it off then on again) and if it doesn't work it is, bad power supply, virus, android boot error, or wrong battery. At that point try to find out if you are using the wrong battery. Past that I would take it into a repair place, they can tell you and should be able to fix things without factory wipe. I hope this helps

It sounds like it is ether 1 going bad. Or 2 filled. With food and all that gross stuff everyone hates. So, first pull the key off, and make sure it's clean. If your thinking " I never eat at my computer so it's probably clean," still check anyways. Things can build up very easily, and dust also collects. Clean it with chemicals on a rag or a soft, (SLIGHTLY) damp towelette. Just a drop of water or chemicals to prevent damage. Wipe it down then test it with the key back on. If it works then your all good, but if it doesn't work there are other problems. Pull the key off, and press the clear button thing with the laptop on. If it works, your key most likely doesn't fit, so I would suggest ordering a new one and testing it in case the key is cracked, broken etc. it will mess it up. If it doesn't work with the key off, there are many possibilities. I would suggest replacing the mousepad keyboard device. You can either take it in, or, you could replace it yourself. If you choose to do it yourself, you will...

Not really, if it was a cheap one, like I have a 5 year old tomtom doing the same thing, it is almost impossible and most places don't do it. But, if it is one of those $100-$2000 dollar one then yes. On those you may even be able to do it yourself. The reason cheap ones are hard to fix is they have those cheap old styled LCD screens, with built in pressure recognition system.those are pretty hard to fix, but it might be worth it to check. On the newer ones with a hard, solid display, it is pretty easy since they have lees things to disassemble, and places are normally willing to do them. I hope this helps.

There are multiple possibilities as suggested by @lpaff1 it could be internal or a data coruption. And it can also be your digitiser is bad. If you can't find any other possibility you may need to replace it.dont worry you can do this yourself (I recommend it if you have atleast a little tablet knowledge. If you feel like it's to hard or just want to leave it to pros there are many cheap places that will provide quality that can be found mearly by searching. But if your still on this guide I will tell you what I know about replacing screens. I am not a professional but I do know some as I have fixed tablets and laptops. It may sound complicated but if you read closely it is very simple. So on one of those tablets I don't think their are any screws but if there are remove them. You are gonna need a screen replacement set for a tablet but there should be a suction cup in there. Use it to GENTALY remove the screen. You may need to do a blow dryer on the edges to loosen it up to fully remove it. Then there...