“Consider replacing your battery” error message: SOLVED

When we were younger, whenever I borrowed my sister’s laptop, she always made sure that I didn’t take the battery along with it and would adamantly advise me to NEVER USE A LAPTOP WHILE CHARGING ITS BATTERY. She said that doing so ruins it. I never quite believed that, though, until I learned it the hard way. A few days ago, just out of the blue, this warning popped up on my laptop:

How To Download Facebook video to PC (No third-party software/site required)

            Have you always wanted to download a video on Facebook but couldn't because it doesn't have an option to do so? Now you can with these quick and simple steps

1.    Access video via Facebook’s mobile version. Simply change the “www” on the video URL into “m”.

      It should look like this:

2.  Click on the video; make sure that it plays. Right click on video, then select “Save Video As” or “Save Link As”.

      

Confirmed working on Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Video credit to my most favorite celebrity family, Team Kramer's Facebook page. I simply love this family, especially the very cute dollet Scarlet. 

No Volume Bar on iPhone

The Problem: No Volume Bar on iPhone

I have an iPhone 4 that suddenly decided to act out and wouldn't let me change its volume. There was no sound coming out when I play music on speaker, but I could hear it through earphones. Volume +/- would show the ringer bar all the way up, but when I tried to call my number using another phone, my iPhone didn’t ring. When playing music, pressing the Volume +/- buttons doesn’t show the volume bar (as shown on the screenshot below).

SD Card (and Digital Camera) Unable to Display Files on Computer - SOLVED

The Problem:

Files in removable storages (camera and SD card) not displaying in My Computer.

          I have a GE J1050 digital camera with a Kingston 2GB SD Card. I wanted to transfer photos from them on to my laptop, but for some reason, My Computer isn’t displaying the said removable storages.

-  When connected via USB cable, the laptop detects the camera as it shows that “a new device is detected” and Auto-Play window pops up, but when I click on “Open Folder to View Files”, nothing shows up.

-   My Computer also shows the camera’s drive name (G:) but when I click on the folder, it’s empty.

SD Card’s drive name (H:) appears on My Computer but also shows no files in the folder.

-   SD card can be detected either via card reader, or through the USB-connected camera.

So what seems to be the matter, digicam?