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About Airpewdiepie
- Birthday Apr 20, 2006
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YUNG SHAGGER #9747
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Gender
Male
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Location
Probably in front of your screen
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Interests
Android modding, Networking, Computer stuff in general, Finding ways to earn more than 0.1 cents a Hour
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Occupation
Student, Family Computer troubleshooter and Administrator
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CPU
Intel Celeron N2840
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Motherboard
Laptop mobo
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RAM
4GB DDR3 Sodimm
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GPU
Intel HD 4000
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Case
Laptop OEM
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Storage
NAS SERVER(140TB), and 2 512GB SATA III SSD
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Display(s)
24 Inch SAMSUNG curved monitor
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Cooling
Custom made watercooling case for phone, Cheap Laptop cooler w/ RGB
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Keyboard
COOLER MASTER MASTERKEYS LITE L COMBO
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Mouse
COOLER MASTER MASTERKEYS LITE L COMBO
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Sound
Microlab M-200
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Operating System
Kali Linux Dual-Boot with Windows 10 Pro
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So i have a HP Envy laptop and need to use external displays via a type c dock. It used to work but then it just stopped working. Windows detects the screens, yet when i turn on "extend these displays" and hit apply changes - it goes back to "show only on 1". I tried different drivers, different everything yet no luck.
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Still seems to have the issue, but this time it took 2 times of closing and opening the lid to get to windows. Also - when booting - if i mash esc to view the boot options and then resume to windows - everything is visible including the HP boot logo. Weird behaviour. When plugging in a display via a type C dock - it disables the second screen and doesn't allow anything to be changed display settings wise, yet on linux (elementary OS 7) i didn't have any issues connecting 2 screens via the same dock.
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I've been experiencing a perplexing issue with my HP Envy 15 (es1000ny) laptop, The main problem is that my laptop screen refuses to turn on. Here are the details of the issue: Flickering on Boot: Initially, when booting up, the screen would flicker briefly but then remain completely black. I used to resolve this problem by opening and closing the laptop lid multiple times, sometimes just a few times, and other times it took 15 or more attempts. However, as of yesterday, the screen has stopped displaying anything altogether. Power cycling works: When I turn the laptop on and off numerous times - sometimes it will start working normally. Without touching the lid or anything. Yet after rebooting - it stops working. Consistency Across Systems: The issue persists across all states, whether I'm in the BIOS, running Windows, or using Linux. It simply refuses to show any sign of life on the screen. Odd Behavior: What's even more perplexing is that I noticed that, even when the laptop screen didn't work, I could boot into Windows and set up an external monitor to duplicate the displays. Surprisingly, the touchscreen remained functional, allowing me to move things around on the invisible screen. Failed Display Cable Troubleshooting: I've attempted to resolve the issue by fiddling with the display cable and reconnecting it to the motherboard, but this hasn't changed anything.
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So its pretty simple, i left my machine for 9 minutes and i came back to a random guy hoping i had my card details saved in multiple places so he could buy gift cards and order stuff to his home. one of the things i saw was he tried to order things from aliexpress, which he almost went through with, except those little 3 numbers on the back of the card were wrong (your browser asks you to enter them even if you have the card details saved). Did a little looking around from what he'd done and found out he has his aliexpress account still logged in (as soon as i saw somebody logged on - i force shut downed my system). What should i do with the data i got? Is it even real?
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I'm having trouble with my HP Envy x360 (es-1000ny) laptop. Whenever I close the lid, the screen won't turn back on. Sometimes the screen flickers or shows strange bars, which makes it impossible to access the BIOS. I have to shut down the laptop and close the lid before restarting it. This process can take multiple attempts. I've already tried reinstalling Windows, updating drivers, and changing power and battery settings, but the issue persists. Interestingly, I didn't have this problem when using Linux.
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HDR seems... colourless
Airpewdiepie replied to Airpewdiepie's topic in Laptops and Pre-Built Systems
Yet the problem doesn't persist with HDR turned off? Should i just forget about that feature on my laptop?- 6 replies
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HDR seems... colourless
Airpewdiepie replied to Airpewdiepie's topic in Laptops and Pre-Built Systems
windows cant seem to find a HDR certification, yet offers to turn on HDR. Attached are the screen specs- 6 replies
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I have a problem with my laptop (HP ENVY x360 15-es1000ny) that whenever i turn on HDR it seems like my screen becomes so unsaturated. The colours seem so blank with HDR turned on. I also seem to be having a issue with a line (1px thick) running across my screen that is only there half the time? it disappears on black backgrounds. And since updating windows 11 to 22H2 it seems like i cant connect a second monitor, it just doesn't detect it. What could be the cause?
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Okay, I will try that later on, but what would be the result of disabling DHCP server for 88.2?
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So, I can disable DHCP. Will it continue to work normally?
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They are wired, 192.168.88.2 is tecnically a LTE modem i had hanging around so Im using it as a AP.