Hi there, It sounds like the drop may have caused some internal connection issues with your Steam Deck, particularly with the controller components. The fact that the touchscreen is still working suggests that the device is functional, but the physical controls might have been dislodged or damaged during the fall. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and hopefully resolve the issue: 1. Check for Loose Connections: (1) Power Down the Device: Before doing anything, make sure your Steam Deck is completely powered off to avoid any electrical issues. (1) Reopen the Back Cover: Carefully unscrew the back panel again and gently inspect the connections, especially around the controller area. Look for any loose cables, connectors, or obvious signs of damage. (1) Secure the Ribbon Cables: The physical controls on the Steam Deck are connected via ribbon cables. These can sometimes become loose or disconnected after a drop. Ensure that all ribbon cables are securely attached to the motherboard and other...

Hey, here some explanations: Face ID Not Working: You're correct in assuming that Face ID, much like Touch ID, is closely paired with the original motherboard. Apple pairs the Face ID module to the logic board at the factory for security reasons, so replacing the motherboard without Apple's proprietary tools generally results in Face ID being disabled. Unfortunately, there’s no third-party software or hardware solution that can re-enable Face ID after a motherboard replacement. Camera Issues (X1 Portrait Mode, Front Portrait, Cinematic Video, and Measure App):: The issues you're facing with the rear camera X1 Portrait mode, front Portrait mode, and other specific camera functions are likely related to the Lidar sensor. The Lidar sensor is indeed critical for depth-sensing tasks like Portrait mode and the Measure app. If the new motherboard isn’t correctly paired or calibrated with the Lidar sensor, these functions may not work as expected. The fact that the X3 Portrait mode and other camera functions are...

Hey, we couldn't find this either, so we bought a defective camera on Allegro (a polish platform) and removed the button from this one. We have found an example here. Maybe it will help you :) https://allegro.pl/oferta/aparat-sony-super-steady-shot-dsc-h2-15881952165

Performing a factory reset will erase all data, including apps, contacts, and settings, restoring the device to its original factory state. Make sure to back up any important data before proceeding. Method 1: Factory Reset via Settings Menu 1. Backup Your Data: - Go to Settings > System > Backup & Restore. - Choose Backup My Data and follow the prompts to secure your data to Google or Huawei Cloud. 2. Access the Settings: - Open the Settings app from the home screen or app drawer. 3. Navigate to System: - Scroll down and select System. 4. Select Reset Options: - Tap on Reset > Factory data reset. 5. Confirm the Reset: - You will be presented with a list of all the data that will be erased. - Tap Reset phone at the bottom of the screen. - If prompted, enter your PIN or password, and confirm by tapping Erase everything. 6. Reboot and Setup: - The device will restart automatically and begin the factory reset process. - Once completed, the device will reboot to the initial setup screen where you can set it up...

Hey, Looking at the image you've provided, it doesn't appear that anything is missing if it's an iPad Air 5. There are no brackets in this model and as far as I remember the screen from iFixit had no camera brackets. All the best

Hey, what do you mean? Can you describe your problem a little bit more?