ServerSide_Drew

Sounds like google tbh

TechQuickie and TechLinked are back, but still have the Tesla logo

I spent exactly 1 hour reporting videos on accounts by the same hackers that hit Linus Tech Tips... there are lots of them... I'd suggest everyone go hit as many of these hackers as possible with as many reports as possible. Make this slime suffer.

Do you think I can supply the machine with 120w without damage considering some of that power if going to get stolen by all the accessories on the docking station?

Nope in bootcamp Windows 10 ONLY sees the AMD GPU. Attempting to install Intel GPU drivers results in the installer from intel saying you don't HAVE an intel GPU

It does but MacOS can turn off the AMD GPU and run the displays using the iGPU. Windows ONLY uses the higher power dGPU so I am guessing that is whats allowing it to charge

Hey, I have a 2018 MacBook Pro 15in that I am having some issues with. I have a docking station I use with my MacBook when I want to play video games. This station has the following connected. It has Power-Over-Thunderbolt, 2 monitors, a Razer Keyboard, Mouse and Headset connected. It also has a 2TB HDD connected that I have some of my games stored on and a 1TB SSD connected with windows 10 on it that the MacBook boots from when I am gaming. This is all connected to a single Thunderbolt port on the mac. The problem I am having is that when the Machine is connected to the Docking Station booted into Windows 10, the Machine WILL NOT charge. Windows 10 indicates that the machine is "Plugged in, Not Charging" and the machine will pretty rapidly discharge. I attempted to resolve this by using a higher-power charging brick than the one apple provided with the machine (100w vs 87w) but this only makes the machine discharge slightly slower. I am hesitant to get an even LARGER brick as apple indicated that more than 100w can damage the MacBook's charging circuitry. Does anyone have any suggestions? What should I do to try to resolve this? Thanks in advance!

Here is your boards manual - Manual Link Page 45 appears to have a list of all the error codes. In addition your board has a clear CMOS switch. Try pushing it and see if the system will run

Try resetting the BIOS settings to computer default

Well apparently it can START the fire for you too... for those who are not... erhrm... INTELLIGENT... Enough to start a fire...

@LinusTech You should do a review of THIS monster. Apparently it burns wood and converts the thermal energy into power you can use to charge USB devices. I don't know if its a gimmicky product that puts out like .5 amps or what but it SEEMS like a cool idea! It also seems like the kinda thing you would have fun reviewing.

OP, change password. Make sure password is LONG (at LEAST 16 digits long) contains 1 or more numbers and 1 or more special digits (such as $#@!). This makes it hard for someone to hack into your accounts using a brute force method.

iPod all the way bro. Better audio quality, better support, just all around BETTER.