mad dudy

Go off and make videos about what? The things these guys are good at or about know about are IT stuff that cost many $1000s.

clean installed, newest driver and updates would probably fix your blue screen problem. at least it fixed mine

hit up this forum https://www.hvac-talk.com/vbb/ they have a sub for home owners to ask question like these all the smart t-stat will cost a lot and they will brake for no reason i dont think a smart t-stat would even fix your cold spot problem. what you need is zone valves for all your rooms/zones unless you know what your doing dont even try to DIY. find a good hvac guy and have them do it.

you do know the windows 10 downloader lets you put it right in to the flash drive? https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2376-create-bootable-usb-flash-drive-install-windows-10-a.html

live the US never once did honey save me any money

wires should be twisted together, cut shorter if it's too long then nutted. in school if my teacher sometime would take the wire nut to see if we twisted them or not then take points off if it wasn't twisted before nutted. i remember someone telling when tightening the nut the rest of the wire should be twisted a few time. if the wire nut ever melts off(i've seen is happen) the wire wont just split a part and ground itself to anything. other then for low voltage there's no reason to use anything but wire nuts. i seen those lever connectors fail in ceiling lights. replace the connectors with wire nuts and it lighted right up.

if im reading this right you have a new ac unit install and it just blows out inside the ceiling without any kind of duct work to the vents? if that the case you should get your money back or have them fix that. dont do that use wire nuts. you might burnt the house if you do that with high voltage lines.

get a the cheapest charger from the local store and get a cheap usb-a to c. should do the trick

even if it was prerecorded who cares?

i got 2 keys from Kingquin a few years ago, they both still work with no problem. 1 for desktop, 1 for laptop.

snap-on tools are a waste of money. i never once seen any tradesmen using them on jobsites i worked on. odds are the $20 screwdrivers will work just as good if not better.

well i have the logitech g900 after 2 or so years it started to do the double click problem. bought a g502 hero 2 or so months later it stated to do the same double click problem. im not a hardcore gamer but its still really annoying when it happens. so fuck logitech

my brother pulled the the gpu off the mobo without push the clip down. so the clip flew off, then he just push the clip back in place. far as i can tell nothings broken but i never ran any test or benchmarks to find problem. computer works just fine.

take everything off, one piece at a time smell them, if it smells like smoke you found it.

ah that look like a good one. if no one else has a suggestion ill get that thanks @Derkoli@Bombastinator thanks for the explanation.