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Re: *****This section is NOT where to start threads asking questions*****
which this 1 doesn't and won't , it's a branching out thread without it's title
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I wish more people read this...
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Hey, ratdude747, where is the thread to start threads asking questions? My Hadron Collider is making funny noises...
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what....is.....this.....Comment
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Re: *****This section is NOT where to start threads asking questions*****
It's the section to find answers to common issues.
A working TV? How boring!Originally posted by PeteS in CAComment
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Activity on this forum has been increasing steadily and the workload for the moderation team as well in order to keep the place clean, so please make an effort to keep it organized.
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Reminder about the rules and the organization of the "Troubleshooting Desktop Motherboards, Graphics Cards, and PC Peripherals" section.
This section and its subsections are about the following classes of devices:- Desktop computers
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Activity on this forum has been increasing steadily and the workload for the moderation team as well in order to keep the place clean, so please make an effort to keep it organized.
I've been deleting more and more posts that make a mess, so take a minute before posting to make sure you make a proper request/offer.
Reminder about the rules and the organization of the "Troubleshooting Laptops, Tablets, and Mobile Devices" section.
This section and its subsections are about the following classes of devices:- Laptops
- Phones
- Tablets
- Other mobile devices
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Hi everyone,
I’m currently learning about the USB protocol and designing a project, but I’ve encountered a few questions that I couldn’t find clear answers to. I’d really appreciate your input!
1. USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 with SuperSpeed Type-A Connector
According to the USB 3.2 specification, it states that USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 can support a SuperSpeed Type-A connector. This raises a question:
If we use a SuperSpeed Type-A connector, the system would only utilize 1 lane for data transfer, leaving 1 lane from the host unused. Is this configuration valid,...06-26-2025, 03:27 AM -
So I have more than a couple of Laptops that have this strange charging issue.. When I plug in the adpater, it starts to charge for like 20-30 seconds( Shows animation of battery filling up on the extreme right taskbar). But then the animation of charging the the battery stops . Now when you click on the battery icon , it says plugged in and charging. But the percentage does not increase at all.
So my question is , what is the safest method to troubleshoot the charging section ..
For example 1. Check battery connector 2.Bios 3. Check Voltage on X pin of charging IC or Check... -
Hi I am trying to refurbish this crossover with some higher quality poly-caps/parts... The speaker is a in-wall Polk 65-RT... Key questions I have are:
1) What in the world is the yellow part on the board (label is MET 1.0J 100V)?... Should I even consider replacing it?
2) The 470uF cap.... Does anyone know have a suggestion as to where I can find a reasonable audio quality polycap near that value? (or at least 3 160s or the like?) { I don't want to spend $70 just to replace this one if I can) (maybe even someone looking at this circuit could even tell if this cap is important...
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