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  1. keskparane
    Also pressing the TAB (SHIFT + TAB for backwards) key should move the focus. Through trial and error you should be able to put the focus on the enter button and then use the ENTER key to press it/
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    this. stop dragging your feet on the carpet
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    it's fine
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    This is the proper way https://www.windowscentral.com/how-create-unattended-media-do-automated-installation-windows-10
  5. keskparane
    If you connect a device to their router and it disconnects then surely they are not providing a service. Tell them to fix it or remove it. In Australia we wouldn't have to pay because they haven't provided the service. Not sure how it works where you are.
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    At a guess I would say 1 & 3 are normally closed and 2 & 4 are normally open and that the 2 in the middle are for the light. At a closer look I realize what I thought I saw and based my guess on isn't there.
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    this
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    Yes you can Yes. Just use the buttons on the monitor to select the input.
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    https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000007473/server-products/server-boards.html
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    Yeah. my guess is a capacitor
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    It will fit the cooler. Just not with the motherboard, standoffs, cpu, etc.. as well.
  13. keskparane
    hanging on? who do you think is holding the world up?
  14. keskparane
    although I did skim over the bit about not being able to right click.
  15. keskparane
    But they show up in quick access pane on left of Window don't they? You can click on File Explorer Options and there is also a show libraries option there. You can simply type Libraries into the address bar. Etc...
  16. keskparane
    I think you can just right click on the downloads library icon, select properties, and change location.
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    Also if you're not having any luck lifting because it feels like its stuck in the middle then perhaps try pushing from the rear on the heatsink plate. (but don't forget to hold the board so it doesnt fall out
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    Does the standoff in the center of the board have a screw hole? Or is it just a locating standoff?
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    ps. If you're anything like I used to be when I was new to this grab a towel to mop the sweat off your brow so it doesn't drip on the mb
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    What you probably have there is pressure from the rear io pushing the board against that edge. Place your fingers along the front edge. Parallel to the ram. Apply some pressure backwards towards the rear io. Watch to see if the screw mounts center in their holes. Then while keeping the back pressure gently apply some lifting pressure.
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    Sometimes the rear io can put a reasonable amount of pressure on the board. Trying to slide it forwards. This can give a feeling of things being held in place. Just to be super clear though since it's hidden in the pic you did get the top middle screw?
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    ok. Well try lifting from the front edge of the board because expect the rear IO panel to hold that end down. After youve tilted it up from that end and cleared the standoffs it should then slide out of the rear io panel.
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    It's not being held in at the back in any way by the CPU heatsink mount?
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    huh?
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    https://www.gigabyte.com/au/Motherboard/B450-AORUS-M-rev-10/support#support-dl-bios Note the prerequisites sometimes listed in the description column.
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