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you can use a 3rd party app called Galaxy MaxHZ. Which is on github you sideload the app. I use it to control my refresh rate for my phone to save more power. You can use it for your usage case I think you can force it to 120hz. you also have to pay for additional features but its only 3$~ approximate but you can test it for free and a few features for free it works pretty well. So you can try it and see if it works.

try giving it a Static IP address. And see if that resolves it.

not sure how your bluetooth adpater works if it's a combined unit, then you might have a better way of solving this by buying a " RG174 Coaxial Cable " which you can screw one end into one of your wifi antennas and then connecting it to your motherboard, then moving the antenna up a bit and making it sit somewhere on your desk to extend the range.

wth......... Okay. Does it happen randomly? Try closing out everything, but OBS. Then see if it starts. If it's "Random" there is a pattern to it. Go over when this started, has this started recently? If so that means you did something before hand for it to pop up. Assuming you been using the PC for awhile now, that means you installed or got something in your system making this weirdo voice

I think it might be discord perhaps? Did you leave the TTS to option on in discord? It could be trying to say random ass messages and that could possibly explain it.

One thing, is open up volume menu where you can see each app's volume. Then record that specific menu with OBS, and see which thing is actually setting off the voice. super strange that this is happening, maybe it some broken microsoft app?

Depends are the ram type the same? DDR4 to DDR4 If so yes you can just toss the 16gbx1 stick to the 8gbx1 stick. I think they'd run in dual channel mode IRCC. Just at the slowest speed of the two. But that shouldn't really affect you. Swapping from your old SSD to your current machine isn't difficult. You should be able to just clone your current drive using some open source/free software, clone it to the 512GB SSD, then install it into your current new laptop and it shouldn't have a problem.

700$. You only need about 150$ Buy her a used semi-modern enterprise laptop. Dell Latitudes, HP Elitebooks and Lenovo Thinkpads. Make sure the CPU processor series which they're mostly going to be Intel is 6000 or above bare minimum i5 and with 8GB's of ram. Laptop Size IDK What your grandmother likes but if she's older she might wanna have a semi-larger laptop screen maybe like 15 inches or so.

no that shouldn't matter at all. if you create a static IP you should be okay.

AFAIK a quick search just shows that orange light = power being received. Not sure about the buzzing that could just be coil whine. Does it turn on?

If you cannot return it, the most "ghetto way" Is cutout the rear fan, sand it down with a file, then route the CPU block into it, and have the 240mm fans on top.

GPU is too long, saw the video. The 240MM support is the front of the case, which the GPU is well blocking unfortunately

oh you did it wrong. You cant just move the ISO file to it and move it You need to make it a bootable USB. You can download Rufus, then use that, select the ISO file, then have the software do it's thing, then you plug it into your computer, then windows will bot up.

Wrong subnet mask. You want the last one (.100) to be .0 in IP address you want the .2 to be .100 EDIT: thats my MISTAKE. I was thinking of the IP address when I was typing out the subnet mask I'll fix that in my other post

It's probably just broken internet port. You might just need to honestly grab a USB to Internet Adapter. But....have you checked if the IP address is being duplicated on accident? It could be that your computer is using some other IP on accident perchance and the router doesn't like it? Try just giving it a static IP and see if that works, you can find an easy one by typing in the following into CMD on your working computer which does have internet. "ipconfig" and find something called internet adapter and it'll give out an IP like so 192.168. X. X ( X = some random number ) and look at the subnet mask. If it says 255.255.255.0 EDIT: Simply match the same subnet mask values. Give the IP address the last value .100 My mistake I was thinking of IP addresses instead of submask when typing this.