ChrisRK

Hi everyone! Does anyone here use one or more Dell UltraSharp monitors with an MST hub? I've tried to use a StarTech MSTDP123DP with my Dell U2713HM and two Dell U2410 and two of the three ports makes the display wake up and go to sleep over and over again when there is no video signal. I gave it a try with my brother's Asus Strix monitor and it went to sleep just fine so it seems to be an issue with Dell UltraSharps. I tested a DP to HDMI adapter as well to rule out the DP inputs on my monitors but they kept waking up when there was no video signal on the HDMI inputs as well. I don't know if buying a 2 port StarTech adapter or a 2 or 3 port Club3D adapter would help anything, so if any of you guys has this specific setup, what model are your monitor(s) and MST hub?

Thanks guys!

It's been a while since AMD has written out how many displays their GPUs can support at once. Does anyone know if the Radeon RX series supports 6 displays with DP MST hubs or daisy chaining?

I'm surprised how good the camera on the Ulefone looks in the pictures shown in this video. I got an Oukitel K10 a few weeks before the Power 5 was announced, which has the same specs but a 11 Ah battery and I love it except for the camera which is subpar at best. I will not go back to a phone with a lower capacity battery. Not having to worry about battery life when you're out traveling for a day or three is amazing.

You can try to recover the partition with TestDisk Read the step by step guide before you try it: https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step I have had two drives randomly lose their partitions and show up as blank drives. One was on a Windows computer and the other on a Linux computer. Both times I got the partition back without any issues with a quick search.

If you enter the BIOS, do you get any errors on the Main page or the H/W Monitor page? My initial guess would be a CPU fan error.

Is it possible to get email notifications AND forum/browser notifications for posts that I automatically follow when replying? I like to receive a daily email with what's new but I would also like to know when someone replies to a post I've commented on via the forum so I don't have to re-check all the threads I've posted in when I'm actually active on the forum or wait for the next email update to see the replies.

Try to disable Core Isolation. Follow the steps at the bottom of the link below and set it to disabled if it's enabled: https://www.howtogeek.com/357757/what-are-core-isolation-and-memory-integrity-in-windows-10/

There is a lot of Behringer drivers and software that has been lost with time on their website. I don't own a UM2 but I did have a Xenyx Q802 USB that they don't list the proper drivers for anymore. I contacted their support and got a direct download link for it. Head over to https://www.musictribe.com/support/behringer/askquestion and send a general inquiry their way.

What device/media player are you using? Is it connected to a TV or a surround receiver? Does the HDMI cable have silver or gold plating on the connector?

I see that all the headsets you have listed are USB based. Go to Settings > System > Sound, and on the right side open the Sound Control Panel. Under "Recording devices", do you see any activity from the connected USB headset? If you don't see it in the list, right click an empty area and check "Show disabled devices" and make sure it's not disabled. if you do see it, click on it and select "Set default". If you don't see the bars move when you speak, make sure you don't have the microphone muted with a button on the headset or the cable.

I have big hands and I had the Roccat Nyth. It was super comfortable to use and the buttons never had any problems. However a few people including me had issues with the sensor. It sometimes locked to either vertical or horizontal movements and it needed a good slam before it would work properly again. I ended up going back to an old Zowie EC1 but I do still miss the extra buttons. I'm not an FPS gamer but the Nyth (120g) is lighter than the Razer Naga (135g) and the Corsair Scimitar (147g) which should make it better at flick movements. It's size might make it more difficult to move though.

Really? That's even stranger. C294 is the Driving Force EX (black and blue wheel with no shifter). If it registered as a Drive Force GT the PID should be C29A. You can try to follow the instructions for other Logitech peripherals and see if it works: https://community.logitech.com/s/question/0D55A00007VYhlgSAD/k750-keyboard-stopped-working-with-windows-10-1803

Go to the Device Manager again and find the wheel. Right click it and select Properties this time. In the "Details" tab, select "Hardware IDs" in the drop-down menu and copy what it says there. It should be "USB\VID_XXXX&PID_XXXX etc.

I was messing around with a Miracast adapter some years ago at work and it worked well enough. I don't remember if I tried watching videos with it but I was impressed by how easy it was to set up and use. You just connect using the Microsoft Wireless Display option (requires that you have Wi-Fi on your computer). You can find some really cheap Miracast adapters on Amazon.