8thJester

This is more of a question about driver software than it is of networking hardware. I've recently switched over to a wired internet connection after using wifi on my desktop for quite some time. I found that I didn't immediately have internet when I plugged in the ethernet cable and I still had no such luck upon restart. I eventually found that my Intel LAN driver must have installed incorrectly because, despite it being up to date, device manager was saying that the device could not start. I uninstalled the device from device manager and after a restart the drivers and device reinstalled themselves, this time correctly. The problem is that after I finished all this troubleshooting, I turned my computer off and on again and my LAN drivers, again, failed on me. I was able to fix the problem again using the same method but I'm sure you can see how this can become a problem in the long run. Does anyone know what's causing this failure and what I can do to fix it? I'd rather not have to start my computer twice every time I want to use it.

So one of the best parts of the H Wireless is that it can handle multiple inputs. I'm my case I want to connect the headset to both my PS4 and PC. The only problem is that the device has only a mini USB port, optical port, and 3.5mm jack for outputs, and the the optical port might not output chat (if someone could confirm, that would be great). That leaves the 3.5mm jack and the USB port but there is a noticable drop in quality using the 3.5mm jack. I've come up with a few workaround solutions that I could try, but if anyone knows a surefire way to make this work without sacrificin : quality, you assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Yeah, something like this, but I personally don't like the design. I'm not completely against angular or "gaming" oriented designs but as a rule of thumb, I tend to go towards more minimalist cases.

I'm looking for a case with a bottom mounted intake fan. I'm having the same problem Linus did in his media center video where his PC was running high temps when he closed the cabinet door. I'm planning on using the same solution he did but in order to do so, I'll need a case that'll fit the need. Preferences Black Metal (might settle for black plastic on this one) Full Tower or Mid Tower Windowed Bottom mounted PSU Front USB 3.0 Blue LED's (this one isn't as important)