Proposed Resolution: Replace I/O flex and test. Steps to Reproduce: observed the issue, Performed visual mechanical inspection, ran Mac Resource Inspector and noted machine had a thermal sensor warning Issue: Machine fans get loud and no sound from machine The problem description/diagnosis from last time: I am wondering if the two could be correlated, if there is any 'easy' fix or if I should just take it into Apple. I have, previously (March last year) had some issues with the headphone port requiring the following repair. And I have tested 2 different cables (one new, one is an apple with no signs of wear and tear) and both work with other devices. The strange thing is - my laptop charges my portable phone charger fine (suggesting the laptop port isn't the issue) and the phone charger works with my iPhone fine (suggesting the phone isn't the issue either). It could also be that the cable is fraying, the Lightning port is dirty (so the. If your iPhone is 100 charge it stops charging and uses 1, 2, 3 of batterie which. Sometimes you can only charge an iPhone if your computer is also plugged in. The fact that they charge while you're in the BIOS Setup suggests that this is NOT a hardware problem, but the fact that you're running Windows 10 means there aren't any special USB drivers to install (charging should work on a fresh Windows 10 install before any drivers), so software seems unlikely as well, especially since you're already. It now refuses to charge at all when connected to the laptop. One of the most common reason for iPhone not charging is that your charging port is filled with dirt, debris or some small obstacles. afaik is your iPhone/macBook/iPad just a few moments at exactly 100. For a while, the phone would only charge if I had the lightning cable turned a certain way, otherwise it would do that incredibly annoying connecting/disconnecting thing.

I have recently had some problems charging my iPhone 7 from my 2013 Macbook Air.

Iphone not charging on laptop