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I tried the dock update util from Lenovo on my Thinkpad, but I just get errors reading the FW. I haven't dived deep into it yet, I'll try other versions. I know for a fact it's an issue with the Dell, I just want to fix it lol

Both yes and no - I tried setting it up with Windows 11 at first, so I installed all the drivers without it connected (it was connected to the Thinkpad) but it didn't work. Then I installed Windows 10 next to 11, did the whole driver installation thing with it connected - still nothing. I'd already deleted all the drivers from devmgt - both in device view and driver view - also nothing. BIOS was also updated both with and without it connected - after the update is the only time I managed to get it running with the XPS, but not for long By firmware, you mean the XPS Thunderbolt firmware? It's already at its highest version

Yes, I used every installer from Dell's page related to chipset, BIOS or driver

Hi, I have a problem with my XPS 9360 and a Lenovo Thunderbolt 3 dock (40AC) - the dock works perfectly well on my Thinkpad, but does not connect at all to my XPS, only charges the laptop. It seems to be a BIOS issue, because every time I upgrade or downgrade the BIOS (I'm currently on 2.7.1), the dock springs to life after the step "USB PD controller 1" with everything plugged into the dock working. Once I plug it out and back in, the dock does not reconnect - maybe the controller restarting makes a link to the dock? In Device Manager, the devices "Thunderbolt HSM Controller", "Thunderbolt Toast Controller" and "Thunderbolt Controller - 1575" are always disabled with code 45 (device couldn't start due to an error) unless I did the above procedure. The dock also isn't detected in Thunderbolt Software. Things I tried: - Moving from Windows 11 to Windows 10 - Different drivers and TB software - Different BIOS (pretty much every version 2.7 - 2.18) - Different BIOS settings - BIOS diagnostics - Dell diagnostics - Setting the WiFi controller power output to 75% - Hard reset with battery unplug - Messing with the driver .inf files in devmgmt - Updating TB firmware ... and pretty much anything available as advice on the internet Has anyone been able to fix this issue, or am I SOL?

I've been watching LTT videos for a bit now, and I have though of a neat feature request that could spice up the look & feel: mockup While Linus or whoever is featured in the video is talking, and the laptop/tablet/whatever is on the screen, it should display the face of that person talking on the device's screen in the video

I've had this LG 22M45 1080p 22 inch monitor for a while now, ever since the very beggining I've had this issue where the display would flash whenever there was a high contrast area on the screen (like small white text on a black background), I don't think this is a common issue, and the monitor has no warranty anymore. I always dealt with it, as it didn't bother me, but now it does. I usually need to fiddle with the contrast or brightness to make the display even appear, like turning the contrast from 50 to 22 would decrease or stop the flashing (it usually just goes completely black, and i have to decrease the contrast by memory). Anyone else had this issue, or has any idea how to fix it?

i think it's supposed to be word play on "risen" but they tried to make it sound cooler and with "zen" as part of the word

okay, thanks all ♥

at what setting will it be fine (atleast 60FPS)?

1080p

Hi guys, I'm new here, and sorry if this is the wrong section, but I was wondering: I'm getting a new PC for christmas (it's coming already :3), and I was wondering if I can run Fallout 4 on the fullest of the fullest settings, and if so, at what FPS, here are the specs: i3-6100 RX 470 Nitro+ 4GB ASRock B150M-HDV 8GBs of HyperX Fury 2133MhZ Thanks in advance =3

like, i have a gt 610, the lowest end nvidia graphics card, getting this new sparky shiny beautiful gpu would help me pursue my "career" in game development and id be happier with myself <3