MrSushi

It's highly likely that you will damage it if you swap them yourself, and sourcing the right caps may be an issue. I would get a sticker sheet or some short of cover for you keyboard with the right language 

Are you using the same architecture as your Python version?
 
E.G, pywin32 is 64-bit and Python 2.7 is 64-bit
 
 

You just need to undo internet connection sharing. Try to go into the ethernet connection and check the box, unless when it's bridged it won't let you, it should though.

It is possible to do so from your router's home page. Just type 192.168.1.1 into the address bar of any browser and it should take you there. There is usually a tab for blocking sites.
 
 
Note: It's not always this 192.168.1.1 so to check jump into command prompt and type 'ipconfig' and the correct ip will be listed beside 'default gateway'
 
Edit: Here is an example of what it looks like on my Netgear homepage (ofc will be different on yours due to a different router).

1) Press Start
2) Type notepad
3) Ctrl+Shift+Enter
4)Accept the UAC prompt
 
then follow@TheGrim123321 instructions.

None of you kids get it if you havent experienced some true high refresh rate in games yourself....   you`ll just endlessly defend your own 60hz purchases

If you were planning to drive 1440p - 21:9 1440p is just a little bit harder. Not to mention you should NOT think that way about it at all. You should get the perfect monitor and then worry about hardware for it later. Because gpus change SO FAST, and monitors usually stay on your desk for 10 years.
 
Also, its just me. But ive been looking @ how acer prices their stuff for a while and i think that gsync version will cost below 1000 eur. And an equvalent freesync version later will cost 150 eur less. But the there is no known price atm, so we just have to wait.

That would depend how the LEDs are configured. You could only control them via the BIOS if they were plugged into the motherboard some how. 
If they're plugged directly into the power supply via something like molex, you could buy some sort of adapter which would allow you to control the brightness.
Personally I'm not a fan of PC lighting, as it just ends up irritating me and is always far too bright. 

You may be able to use a resistor but they tend to be as bright as they are! Maybe just try one?

As samsterstorm said adding a resistor is the best option.

I wouldn't know much about 21:9 monitors but for gaming, yes.
 
For everything else, probably not.

For 739 Euros, the ROG Swift is the best monitor you could possibly get for gaming.

even better its 699 on amazon.de

You can download Malwarebytes from here: https://www.malwarebytes.org/(for the people who did not post links  )
 
-- Doing a scan with this program will remove the problem (most likely will) 

His computer is infected with malware/adware, even if adblock is going to work it's only going to hide a problem.

Did you partition the drive? If you didn't, right click Windows button -> Computer Management - > Disk Management

The usual ones are chipset, SATA, USB3, LAN and audio. Plus GPU but I don't think you need any special for SLI.

thank you

OEM - Original Equipment Manufacturer. Meant for System Builders - small companies who build PCs. You may buy them too, of course, but if you have problems with it you Microsoft won't help you. Tied to the motherboard - not transferrable.
FPP - Full Packaged Product. Meant for average users. Can be used for installing on a PC you built yourself, or for upgrading an older computer. Microsoft will support this completely. For use on only 1 PC, but can be transferred to another one if it's removed from the other one.

for that at 3440x1440 you'll most likely either have to turn the settings way down, or get 2nd gpu yes
my 780 runs shadow of mordor at 60-ish fps at max settings  at 1980x1080
but if no g-sync and dipping under 60, you'll see some anomalies in game

When it works? I can't think of a game I have played other than mgs ground zeros that didn't support 21:9 or flawless widescreen couldn't force support with a single click. 
 
As for the witcher 3 I can't really say but I don't see why not, the devs for that game are pretty good at their jobs. Shadow of mordor should work fine as long as you don't use ultra textures, they call for 6gb of vram even at 1080p. And as for battlefield that works at even 4k. 
 

two cards are needed for 3440x1440. The 3.5gb issue wont be a problem but in a couple games that have ridiculous vram requirements anyway. I have a 21:9 monitor and I will never be going back to 16:9 if I can help it.

So you're looking for keyboards. You find one you really like and it's at a great price and has everything you want - BUT, you see that it has "Cherry MX Brown" switches. What does that mean? What's the difference between these Cherry MX switches? How do I even know that I want Cherry switches? This thread will hopefully help you out.
 
If you want to know which sort of the several Cherry MX switches would suit you best, this quiz can help you out. It's a bit rough around the edges but I hope it works for you. If the last screen for you goes black then that means two choices for you got tied results. If this is your case, comment below and I'll try to get back to you to help you out.
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/48138688/
 
Any feedback for the quiz is welcome. It's a bit short too so if you can think of any questions to add, these are welcome as well.
 
If you want extra help besides the quiz, this Tek Syndicate video should help you out some, although note that Cherry MX Blacks and Clears are not shown. 
 


 
If you want to know a bit more about the result you got, here's a quick guide below.
 
Cherry MX Browns

Yes you should be able to max out most games with that build no problem. Thanks to g-sync. I'm running a single 980 and have maxed every game I own on that monitor and they look and run great!

I'd say an asus PB287Q I made an unboxing of it if you're interested, link in my signature.