sean_wal

So recently, I have been having some major issues with my PC and my HyperX Cloud Revolver Headset. Both microphone ports have stopped working (front audio and the 6 panel on the motherboard). I have tried removing my mic from my headset and plugging it directly in, re-installing realtek drivers, re-installing windows, testing the headset on another computer (which it worked perfectly on), and trying another headset on my PC. None of these apart from using my headset in another computer have been successful. I have been left to wonder what the hell is going on with my computer and I would appreciate any help.

Just checked my iPhone (it's updated to iOS 9), nope, there is still no support for the Lithuanian language, meaning the only way to get it is via jailbreaking.

I would give the exact same advice as the person above already said. iOS is a very backward software, and is not open for third-party development at a software-code level. If you have updated your phone to iOS 9, wait a wee while before jailbraking, as new versions of the jailbreak are often unstable, and any changes you make to your phone under warranty you are held liable for.

Rest in peace to the poor thing. It sounds like it served your PC well, considering my SSD went out four months in.

Good god.

Thanks for the help. We'll i'll be damned. That's a $150 drive in NZ, thank god it's a month old and still covered under warranty.

Yes, the cables are plugged in both ways. The 2TB drive on top of the SSD is functioning perfectly fine, I could hear it whirring away under close inspection.

So, it all started this evening when I turned my PC on. It came up "Configuring Update" and I thought it was just another day at the office. It wasn't until the computer rebooted that the drive was not reading. Every time the computer posted, it just came up "Please insert boot media" or something like that. Help! Drive model: Kingston SSDNow V300 240GB