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I kinda of wonder how the video would perform if it was split into 2.

From my understanding, Windows will default to use the OEM key, which isn't the Home key.

Previously when I acquired a used laptop from a Microsoft authorised refubisher, it would come with 2 licenses: 1) A Windows 10 Home for Refurb PCs key printed on a physical sticker stuck to the bottom of the laptop and activated for the Windows 10 Home instance installed. 2) A Windows 10 Pro OEM key (the key tied to the hardware) When I reinstalled Windows on this laptop with a USB from the media creation tool, Pro edition will automatically be installed and activated. Then I can set aside the Home key since I had the product key on a sticker. I recently acquired another used laptop from the same refurbisher except instead of Windows 10, it's now Windows 11. Again, it came with 2 licenses: 1) A Windows 11 Home digital license without any physical sticker 2) Windows 10 Pro OEM key I'm concern that if I reinstall Windows 11 on this machine with a USB from the media creation tool, it'll automatically install and activate Pro edition and I'll lose the Home key (since it isn't binded to hardware and a fresh install would wipe it). Is there any possible way to get the product key associated with the Home digital license?

0:36 1 issue with older 4th gen Optiplexs is that they may only have a Windows 7 key... which now Microsoft has stopped activation of 10/11 with them... means either using older unsupported OS or splurging for a new license.

I feel like we need a super cut of the B roll of all the past PC builds going back through the build logs playlist brings back memories The SG13 build with a CPU destined for a render server and a GPU destined for editing rigs The H440 LTT theme build Linus’ first desk PC The other desk PC which needed the legs turned around First LG ultra wide PC where the SLI setup was mismatched skus

Interesting David is writing more videos these days

It's like a throwback to Linus' old Lambo - same generation of Civic, base model too, black exterior colour, just pre-facelift vs post-facelift.

S20+ previously had 1440p display.

The WiFi 7 equipment was indeed first installed after 1 of the old WiFi 5 access point failed. Today however, the WiFi 7 access points cover the same area that the previous WiFi 5 access points did.

My workplace is upgrading from WiFi 5 to WiFi 7 access points. I was chatting with the network administrator and they mentioned that both access points should be operational concurrently for years. I rebuttal by expressing concern of the WiFi 5 access point congesting the wireless channels. In a small business setting, how long should a network upgrade take?

You could try running 3 instances of an Android emulator on a Windows computer, with each instance opening 1 of the apps - to see the 3 feeds side by side. However, this is quite resource intensive.

I would recommend just reinstalling Windows if you're able to do so.

Linus' kitchen makes a good film set... wonder if dbrand asked for it in their sponsorship.

yup, whoops my bad. Any reason for Mediatek specifically?