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I wanted to use my phone as a controller with an Android TV because I use that for emulation, the closest I've been was an app called "Serverless Bluetooth Gamepad" but it wasn't available in my region

I need to use my phone as a Xbox controller, so I was hoping to find an app that could work without a server application on the receiving device. The reason is that I have a tablet that's decent enough to run emulators, I have connected it to a TV via HDMI so I was wondering if I could use my phone to emulate a PS or Xbox controller to play on those emulators. I have tried so many things but none actually seem to work, the closest I've been was an app called "Serverless Bluetooth Gamepad" which is a paid app but it's not available in my country. I have always come to LTT forums whenever I get an issue I can't fix myself and it's the best and most responsive community YET! Better than some other big forums.

Can I Connect an Android TV remote to an Android phone/tablet? That's all I wanted to ask.

Alright, thank you.

But I'm using it to connect a Tablet to an External display, would the Tablet be able to provide enough power?

I just bought a mini-HDMI to VGA adapter that has a Micro USB port and most of the things I read on the internet say that they do need Active external power for the Digital (HDMI) to Analog (VGA) conversion chip, it seems to work without being plugged, so should I keep it plugged or not?

I don't have Ebay in Pakistan, but I'll check in with my local repair shop if they can get me a Optiplex 960 PSU or I'll have to go on a scavenger hunt in the tech markets over here, but I'm pretty sure they can get me a supported PSU. Thank you for your response!

I have an old Optiplex 960 2009-2012 model, it shows 1,2 and 4 on the diagnostic led with an Amber power button I looked at the diagnostic led and power indicator chart in dell's website but it only shows the 1,2 and 4 with solid blue light but mine shows solid amber, and the power supply led is also not turning on with no fan activity.

Ok so I now have to get another drive, but thanks for the help.

Are SSD's better then HDD's in there lifetime?

So a couple of days ago I turned my PC on and I get an error message "SATA, ATA DRIVE 1 NOT Detected" (my HDD is connected to SATA 1 port). And also the hard drive is not spinning cause I touched it while the PC was on and I felt no vibration.

I was casually using my PC, I turned it off, then the other day the PC stopped detecting the Harddisk Drive, I've tried 3 different HDD's non worked I also checked the bios and it says Unknown instead of the drive's name, any help would be appreciated.

I turned in the computer without the CMOS battery and it didn't give any postcodes or beeps there is only a amber power button now.

Can the computer turn on without the battery, or it is important to have the battery?