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Thanks for all the awesome giveaways, this is my entry!
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Nice, thanks for the giveaway! This is my entry!
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Hope I win! Thanks for the giveaway and keep up the good work!
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Sounds like you found your answer. Windows boot manager must be first to boot so it can boot properly. If it works that way, then it should be configured as such.
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I have the same issue. Have you found how to fix the problem?
Are you rooted?
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First, I suggest doing a wired test on the router itself to see if you are actually able to get your advertised speed. If you are able to get your advertised speeds, then I suggest moving onto to upgrading your wireless adapter or possibly even upgrading to power line adapters. They are fairly simple to use and give you better speeds and less latency than wireless, but not as good as Ethernet of course. Hope this helps.
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My guess is the power supply. I used to have a crappy power supply that would restart my computer would restart as if it was starting up from a cold boot. Hope this helps.
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Have you tried re-syncing the Powerline adapters? There is usually a button on the adapters that you press in order to re-sync them. Hope this helps.
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Nexus 5 here. Been using ART combined with Mahdi rom and Code Blue kernel. No noticeable issues.
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I suggest handling one in person. At first I wasn't dead set on purchasing one, but after handling it and trying it on, I was convinced to buy one.
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Keep up the good work Linus! I'd love to see some reviews on Android Wear devices!
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I believe this information is stored in the EFS Partition. Did you back that up? I know that in TWRP, there is an option to backup the EFS Partition, but I believe you have to manually check the box. If it is EFS partition that is missing, I think it is unique to your device so you can't just restore any EFS Partition. Of course, I'm not 100% sure on this. As stated, check XDA for any further help. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I have U-verse and the Motorola NVG510. I believe what you are looking for is called bridge mode, where your router is connected "behind" the U-verse modem and essentially does all the heavy lifting. I followed this guide: (http://www.ron-berman.com/2011/11/24/motorola-nvg510-help-page-for-att-u-verse-users/) Scroll down to question 6 for the bridging guide. And finally, if you need help, let me know as I am currently running a Linksys E3000 behind my U-verse modem.
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I use the MX100 256gb on my laptop, no issues so far and it is noticeably quick. MX100 is the probably one of the best SSD's money can buy right now. I reccomend it.
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I listed the temperatures at idle and load.
Ok, try cleaning out the air vents as it might be dust causing your temps to rise.
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After watching the latest upload about possibly having poop on your phone, how do you guys go about keeping your phone nice and clean? Maybe Luke could possibly fill us in on how he keeps his phone clean.
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I think that might be normal for laptops, mine is around those temps as well.
Is that the temps for 100% load?
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I've also read that it might be an issue with the kernel, you should try re-flashing the google image of your device version. Lookup how to do it and make a backup if possible.
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This happens to me as well, except that I have it installed on my storage drive, not my boot drive which is an SSD. It is unplayable because I only get like 2 fps and in the task manager it also shows 100% disk usage of the SSD, even though it isn't installed on the SSD. I'm not sure what the issue is.
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Happened to me. Fixed it by disabling setting a color profile for the display on boot. Are you rooted?
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Try re-installing Crysis 3 since it seems the issues only occur in that game.
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Try this: http://www.amazon.com/Acer-Aspire-V3-572G-54L9-15-6-Inch-Platinum/dp/B00K81O3RW
Note: it's windows 8
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My favorite part of the phone is the thin bezels and the awesome specs!
Smart Watch that plays music?
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Android Wear watches can have music stored on them using Google Play Music. Then you could play that music via Bluetooth, using a speaker, Bluetooth headphones, etc.