MrDynamicMan

Hey guys, I recently acquired a TCL 43s425 TV... but it has no main board, and no screws for the shroud covering the power supply, main board, etc. I've found main boards online pretty recently, but cannot for the life of me source the screws. If anyone knows how to source these screws, or a manual or somewhere I could find their dimensions, it would be much appreciated.

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A friend recently gifted me an old computer so I'd have somthing to do during quarantine. However it's stuck in the windows startup repair Loop. Ideally I want to be able to reset the copy of windows that's already installed (he lost the windows key a long time ago), but I can't select this option because his C drive doesn't have the required free 6gb and there's no way to delete anything off it since windows won't open. Is there anything I can do? The regular CMD fixes don't work. Is there any software I can use off a USB drive? Could I perhaps boot Linux off USB, delete 6gb off the C drive, then get the reset rolling?

I still use my kindle when out and about, but typically only on holidays or at home. I prefer the lack of backlight and the battery is a big draw too.

"Yeah, we didnt have enough space for a 3.5mm jack, so instead we used the entire side of the phone for a stick of plastic."

Hi My names Steve Irwin and today we're extractin' some wiiild copper deposits.

High IQ

There's a monoprice pair of headphones that are really bass heavy, but you literally will not find headphones that will make your head shake Magnets aren't that strong and headphone speakers aren't heavy enough. If you really want that, go ahead and buy an electric motor, tape an arm to it to make it unstable, and then tape it to your head. Your head will definitely be shaking, and your neck will also be breaking. TL:DR guy who knows nothing wants to get tinnitus. @Max_Settings what was your monoprice bassheadphones again? EDIT: they're the monoprice retro's, as @Tz000said. https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=16150

The logitech speakers are good, but there are better out there. Personally, I recommend the Micca PB42x (if I'm remembering correctly.) They're widely regarded as the best sub $150 speakers out there.

you should really put links to all your reviews in your sig. Or a pastebin link for all of them.

I wouldn't really trust amazon reviews on audio gear. Most people don't buy enough pairs of headphones to have something to reference against. Do you want closed or open back? At your pricepoint theres a ton of possibilties.

Really? The treble on the 990's never bothered me. Maybe I just got used to it.

as max_settings sid, 7.1 is phony. Its just a marketing gimmick, and won't really change anything. Basically any game already has directional sound, and how well you can hear those directions are based on the quality of the headphones, not "7.1"

T nihilists

jeez so homophobic