IME there is usually some indication of the rear of the sub. I would point this towards the wall as I believe it is the way it was designed to be used.
Maybe you should have told us you had changed your steam folder. Funny how you didn't notice it when you were checking multiple times that the library was linked.
Great news.
Re the sound there are different line levels for line out and speaker out. Make sure you're using the correct one. Quiet may mean you've got your speakers plugged in to line out.
Do you have more than 1 drive?
Did a non system drive somehow disconnect / reconnect / change drive letter due to moving the PC?
Are the games titles missing from your library?
Are the games family shared on another machine and the network has changed?
Dropbox? Been a while since I've read up but I originally chose it because it does incremental updates (only updating the modified portion of the file). Most likely more reliable than any hardware you might run privately. Access from anywhere. Can store locally.
Just search Alexa relay.
To turn PC on wire it into the PC on switch.
For turning off PC create a webserver and a shutdown script. Alexa can activate the script to shut down the PC properly.
Yeah depends what pin it is. Good chance it'll just be a ground and you'll be ok. As above, need a pic.
https://pinoutguide.com/Slots/pci_express_pinout.shtml
All I can say is I've only changed the water once in this loop and it runs 50+ hours a week and has never missed a beat.
Can't believe it's been 5 years.
I had the same problem a while back after swapping nvme drives around.
I don't actually remember the sequence that lead to it working again, but it was possibly resetting TPMS keys in bios.
So is it a phantom gaming?
https://www.asrock.com/mb/index.asp#Phantom
Shouldn't matter app should be the same anyways
https://download.asrock.com/Utility/Others/RestartToUEFI(v1.0.12).zip
The way I read it straight from the start.
Although my phone was second hand, been running about 3 years, always charges 100% overnight, and battery is fine. So I don't think it's a problem.
I might too if it wasn't so ridiculously priced.
You tube IMO is mostly for stuff to fill time WHILE doing other stuff. Most of what I watch are product reviews etc so essentially I'm getting advertising in the content. I ain't going to pay more than a steaming service when they still want even more money if I want to watch a movie.
The user manual: