How to Replace the LCD Screen on Your Digital Camera

1.    Remove the Phillips head screws along the outside edge of the camera's casing with a Phillips head screwdriver. Be sure to take your time, and remove the many screws from the outer casing.

2.    Remove the front, back and side covers from the camera.

3.     Remove the small Phillips head screws that secure the LCD screen to the camera with a Phillips head screwdriver. Use a small flathead screwdriver to disengage the metal tabs that secure the LCD screen in place.

4.     Tilt the LCD screen downward, and disconnect the LCD ribbon cables from the camera's system board. Remove the Phillips head screws from the rear panel of the LCD screen with a Phillips head screwdriver.

5.    Repeat steps 1 through 4 in reverse to install the new LCD screen in your digital camera.

How to Connect Xbox and Xbox 360 Game Consoles to a Wireless Router

1. Connect the appropriate wireless network adapter to the console. On the Xbox, a Wi-Fi adapter that connects to the Ethernet port (sometimes also called a wireless network bridge must be used. Alternatively, the Xbox 360 is also designed to work with certain Wi-Fi game adapters that connect to a USB port.
2. Turn on the console and navigate to the wireless settings screen. On the Xbox, the menu path is "Settings -> Network Settings -> Advanced -> Wireless -> Settings" On the Xbox 360, the menu path is "System -> Network Settings -> Edit Settings."
3. Set the SSID (network name) on the Xbox to match that of the wireless router. If your wireless router has enabled SSID broadcast, the SSID name should appear pre-selected on the Xbox display. Otherwise, select the "Specify Unlisted Network" option and enter the SSID there.
4. Specify "Infrastructure" as the Network Mode. (Infrastructure is the mode used by wireless routers.)
5. Set the Security Type to match that of the wireless router. If your router uses WPA encryption and the type of adapter connected to the Xbox does not support WPA, you will need to change your router settings to use WEP encryption instead.

6.  Save your settings and verify the network is functional.

On the Xbox, the Wireless Status screen displays whether a connection has successfully been made with the wireless router, and the Connect Status screen displays whether a connection has successfully been made through the Internet to Xbox Live.

On the Xbox 360, use the “Test Xbox Live Connection” option instead.

Tips:

Even when your wireless connection between the Xbox and the router is working perfectly, you may still experience difficulty connecting to Xbox Live. These issues can be caused by the quality of your Internet connection or the firewall and Network Address Translation (NAT) settings of your wireless router. Additional troubleshooting may be required in these areas to achieve reliable Xbox Live connections.

How to Use a Wii Memory Card

1．Power off your Wii.

2．Open the rectangular SD card cover door on the front of the system. Insert the SD card into the opening with its label facing the Wii's game disc slot. It will click into place.

3．Turn on your Wii and select the "Options" button at the bottom-left of the main menu. Select "Data Management" from the new window.

4．Select "Save Data" from the next window, and then select "Wii." Click on the "SD Card" tab at the top of the screen. The first time you select the Wii's SD card, it will ask you whether you want to format it. Select "Yes."

5．Transfer your saved files. Games automatically save to the Wii's internal memory, but you can free up some memory by transferring your saved files to your SD card. Select the file you want to copy from under the "Wii" tab and press "A."

6．Select "Copy" and then "Transfer to SD card" from the sub-menus to copy the selected file to the SD card.

How to Replace the Joystick Unit on Your PSP

1. Removing the Cover

You need a small ‘Phillips’ (cross) screwdriver and ideally an anti-static dust brush (available at PC stores) to replace your joystick on your PSP. Removing the cover of your PSP involves removing 5 small screws and the first three are fairly obvious. On the back of your case with the top facing away from you there are two screw holes, one toward the bottom of the case and one at the top right hand corner beneath the ‘L’ shoulder button. Next up, on the bottom of the PSP is a little silver screw that keeps the front cover attached. Unscrew each of these and keep them somewhere safe.

Removing the battery reveals a couple more screws and one or two that are hidden. The screws that we need to remove are the left hand black one and there is one in the bottom left hand corner underneath the sticker. Be warned though this is a dead giveaway that the warranty is voided when this sticker has been tampered with. Rather than trying to peal this off simply locate the screw using the screwdriver and remove as indicated by the picture below.

Flip the PSP back over and if necessary remove the stick by prying it upwards with a screwdriver though it should just pull upwards. The PSP cover should now pry apart, taking care not to touch the screen and internals of the PSP.

2. Removing the Joystick

After removing the PSP cover, turn the system over revealing the underside of the buttons. There are two screws holding the joystick unit in place and these also need to be removed to free the unit. The joystick can now be removed and replaced with the new unit remembering to remove the stick beforehand. Make certain the ‘washer’ is in place when you install the unit and then replace the two screws, ensuring the joystick is secure.

3. Reassemble

It’s a good idea at this stage to remove any specs of dust or debris with the brush that may have landed of the screen or underside of the cover. Then carefully replace the cover and replace the screws that were removed in stage one of the process. Good luck.