TheoKondak

I was browsing some stuff, when the laptops battery went bellow 20% so i thought I would plug the charger, the moment I did, the screen flickered and then went black. Since then the laptop refuses to turn on or even try to reach the BIOS screen. - When I have the battery plugged, it's plain dead. It does not react to power button toggle. - When I have the charger only plugged, it turns on for 0.2 seconds and then turns off again. Keyboard lights up, fans are spinning and then off again. - When both are plugged, no reaction from the laptop - Have tried removing both charger and battery for a few minutes holding the power button, but didn't do anything - Power led indicator led is not turning on when charger is plugged even though the laptop is trying to turn on - I am running PopOS latest even though it's not OS related Any idea what might be the problem? Thanks in advance! Solution Well it turned on, and everything seems normal now. I just let it on it's own to charge a bit and then turned on.

I have a **Ticwatch 3 Pro Ultra**, and even though the hardware is nice, the software is rather mediocre and has received 0 updates since 5th of October 2021. The same goes for OS updates, including security fixes etc even though Mobvoi promised the update since the watches release since it's launch. That being said, today I was checking some of my google accounts settings, when i stumbled upon a warning from google on the **security checkup page**, that warned me about Mobvoi Fit app and the data it is using. > ## Remove risky access to your data > This app or service has extensive access to your personal information and its developer's information hasn't been verified by Google. You should remove its access unless you're sure you trust it. Even though the issue is clearly that they have not been verified by Google (which is suspicious on it's own), do you think that Mobvoi could indeed be a company that missuses it's user data?

When I have some time, I will disassemble it and try to see how these switches are built. Maybe I will find a way to clean the interior and save the keyboard. Thanks for your tips.

I see so the only solution I can see is to throw this crap keyboard out of the window and get a new one.

No never spilled anything on the keyboard. The issue must be dust related. I don't have any soldering gear, and I don't think i can change the problematic switches. My aim is to somehow clean the switches instead of replacing them.

So I have a DAS X50 mechanical keyboard for about two years now. For the past 8 months or so, it started chattering, meaning that pressing a button once would result in multiple keypresses. So I disassembled it and meticulously cleaned it the best I could. The issue got fixed for some days, only to return shortly after with many more keys becoming problematic. Since then I tried cleaning it couple more times, each time, the results became worse and worse, with more keys each time either becoming unresponsive, or show chattering. I don't think it's problematic switches, rather it's dirt in the switches, but other than blowing some air or dripping some alcohol and pressing the key multiple times, I can't do much more. Is there something I can do to fix these issues? I use this 200Euro keyboard for work, and it is really annoying (I never had such problems in the past even with 15Euro keyboards). Roughly 1/3 of the keys have these issues.

Well I found what was wrong. For some reason, the Wifi on my motherboard got enabled, so I was connected to the house Wifi, and thus having this hysterical lagspikes. Now I m back on cable and everything is fixed.

Well ye happened to me in the past, but it is seemingly random. The best think that comes into my mind to fix it is to factory default my router. Other than that my hands are pretty much tied because my router has almost no settings for me as a user. I will probably have to contact the ISP tomorrow.

Yep, that one, it's at least 5 years old now, and had problems with it since day one, from broken SATA cable connectors to extreme fan noise and outage issues. I just hope it is something PSU related, even though it doesn't look like it. I suspect, that for some reason when my girlfriend watches some youtube video on her laptop, I get these lagspikes. So I even think it's my router.

Ye, the BitFenix is the one I've ordered, my old one is a Corsair CX600, but it has been full of problems.

The issues begun like 15 days ago, with the reboots, monitor loss etc. I found that if i replug the mobo cable, the issue is fixed for a while. Now I didn't have any reboots for the last 3-4 days, but I get this rubber banding thingy.. The PSU I've ordered is the BitFenix Whisper M 80 PLUS Gold Netzteil, modular - 850 Watt. I found it around 80 Euros during Black Friday.

So I have this problem. When I play CS:GO sometimes, in some games I get this weird rubber banding which seems like packet loss or network lag in general, but the in game data indicates that neither is true. Packet Loss is stuck to 0 and ping is around 20-30ms. My pc is brand new( 2 months old or so): CPU AMD 3700x GPU Gigabyte 5700xt (19.3.3 drivers) Mobo Asus Tuff x570 Wifi (AGESA 1.0.0.4) Windows 10 Pro build 18362 I play via cable and my connection is 100/10mbps and latency in general is low. When the rubber banding occurs I have no app exchanging data in the background and network traffic is generally low. In game i get 350-400fps so I limited it to 180 (CS:GO command fps_max) since my monitor is 60hz. Also, my PSU needs replacement, and it is causing some GPU related issues, because the motherboard cable connection is a bit loose, or because my PSU is too old and sometimes might struggle providing for the GPU, my monitors turn off, or my PC just restarts. I think thought that the rubber banding is a network related issue.

Ye this PSU is really really bad. Since day 1 I had issues, and the SATA cables broke the first day. Strange thing is that some days I have no issue, while others (like today) I get 3 reboots in 30 minutes

A couple of months ago, I purchased components for my new PC. Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit latest build ASUS Tuff x570 Wifi (bios AMD AGESA Combo-AM4 1.0.0.4 [latest]) Ryzen 3700x Gigabyte 5700xt (Drivers 19.11.1) Crucial Ballistix 32 GB Intel 660p 1tb And I used my old Corsair Builder 600 W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply (about 5 years old). Now most of the times computer works fine. I have no overclock or undervolt enabled at the moment, due to the issue with reboots and black screens. So when I play CS:GO (kinda the only game I play these days) , my pc randomly reboots, or sometimes both of my monitors go black and it is not fixed until I reboot the machine. Notice that since I only have an 60hz monitor, I have my fps capped to 180, so now both my CPU and GPU are working at 20-30% of their capacity. Temps are low too. CPU max 50 Celcius and GPU not more than 60 Celcius. I've done a lot of testing, and I ended up thinking that the PSU is causing the issue. It seems that some of the contacts do not deliver enough power to the motherboard and maybe the GPU. One day, the issue occurred, and the PC was not booting at all, after trying a lot of fixes, I found out that unplugging/replugging the MOBO cable got the issue fixed for a few days before the reboots started again. In the past, I've done some OC and run plenty of stress tests for GPU and CPU (I even done 4.3ghz all Cores with no issue). What do you think? Could this be a failing PSU or maybe a faulty GPU?

Really I wish I could help you, but as I said I have very small experience. In tests the back light bleeding is obvious, but in real life applications like gaming and movie watching might not be a real issue. Someone with more experience could help us on that.