If you are near a uBreakiFix (official repair partner for Google) stop by a store. The original device warranty does not matter. As long as your device is not severely damaged and the IMEI is flagged as eligible, the battery is covered under the extended warranty replacement. If the screen was damaged because the battery swelled, that’s covered too.
Source: I work for ubreakifix. I have dealt with this all week.
Secure boot will fail validation. You can still boot it anyway by disabling secure boot. You just lose a layer of security. You can manually sign boot files yourself and add the relevant certificate to the motherboard firmware database. Assuming it lets you.
The industry average is roughly 20% in the first year. And then 5% to 15% every year after. Heavily depends on the brand, model and market conditions. Cult cars like the Tacoma, Wrangler, WRX, and MX5, hold their value well. Whereas high selling, popular cars like the 2013 - 2017 Ford Escape tanked hard. I remember reading an article about that one and it was only worth a couple grand after 5 years.
By not having “None of the above” or an “Other” allowing you to fill in the blank, instantly discards this data as viable. which makes this question pointless to even answer, let alone ask.
Clean up your tabs please. Omg
If you’re interested at all:
Google Chrome is a fork of the open source Chromium with several Google proprietary features. Chromium uses the Blink engine. Blink is a fork of a large component of WebKit called WebCore. Apple primarily develops WebKit (and by proxy WebCore), itself being a fork of KHTML and KJS which were actually discontinued this year.
Sorry for delay.
Install
sbsigntoolCreate Certificate:
openssl x509 -outform der -in cacert.pem -out certificate.crtThe resulting
certificate.crtis what will be used to verify the signature of the EFI binary. You will import this into the motherboards firmware database.Sign EFI Binary:
sbsign --key cakey.pem --cert cacert.pem bootx64.efi --output BOOTX64.efiAfter you sign the boot file, reboot into the firmware and import the certificate. Reboot normally and secure boot should work without issue.