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  1. dante04317
    UPDATE: I plugged it in, the mouse didn't light up but it didn't die tho
  2. dante04317
    Just an argument with my friend when we high so I thought this would be a good place to ask
  3. dante04317
    will plugging my g102 mouse in the wall just for a peculiar reason kill it. Wall plug is 5v 0.2A
  4. dante04317
    I called in SanDisk customer care and they replaced it for free
  5. dante04317
    Didn't work, its prolly dead
  6. dante04317
    I have a 32GB SanDisk Pendrive, my brothers was copying some stuff to the drive and the copying got stuck at 97% so he cancelled it and tried copying again and the error 'the disk is write-protected showed up'. I have tried these methods but it doesn't work https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-software/the-disk-is-write-protected-windows-10.html Pls help, Thank you
  7. dante04317
    So I don't have to anything other than just buy 2 individual sticks (exact specs, same company) and just look in the Mobo manual and find the right slots and everything will work? Like xmp and stuff.
  8. dante04317
    I am planning on buying 16 GB DDR4 ram for my basically first gaming pc from current gen stuff. It's going to R5 1600 on a Asus B350 Prime. I want two sticks of 8gig in my pc. But i noticed that if I buy two individual sticks from almost any brand, it is cheaper than buying a 2x8gb kit from the same brand. Which one should I buy? I did some research about this but I can't really get to a solid conclusion. I think it's something to do with that the ram works together in a kit but if I buy individual sticks I'm gonna have to do it manually in the BIOS. I'm not sure what I have to do? Plss Halp.
  9. dante04317
    so i should just plug my mic at IN and plug the MIC cable in my pc and just leave the HEADPHONE cable dangling. note: i know my Paint skills are awesome
  10. dante04317
    So I just bought a cheepo generic Lav Mic from Amazon.in, it works with my phone but not my pc. I think it's probably because its 4 pole(I'm not Sure), but i can't find any 4 pole to 3 pole in India, all i find is Headphone and mic to 3 pole adapter which i don't need. I found a USB sound card (http://www.amazon.in/Quantum-QHM623-USB-Sound-Card/dp/B007Z9K45U/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1503480602&sr=8-1&keywords=sound+card) can i use it to get it to work. i also attached a photo of the end of the mic, so ya'll can confirm if it is 4 pole. <<thanks for taking your time for trying to help me>>
  11. dante04317
    I'm looking for a budget Networking setup, including a router with WiFi, and an WiFi extender. I want the SSID of Wi-Fi for the router and extender to be same so it works kinda like a mesh. I don't care about the speeds because I live in India and I have speeds of 4 Megabits down. So yeah, my budget is around 100-150usd. Or maybe should I buy two routers and do something to make one them work like an extender. Pls halp me.
  12. dante04317
    yeah checked on my friend's pc its still messed up. Imma try to remap or else buy a new one
  13. dante04317
    i'll try
  14. dante04317
    everywhere
  15. dante04317
    yeah that's a nice option but i own a potato keyboard
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