Turboswordsman

Yes there is a remote but I lost it unfortunately.. it was an infra red remote

Good day everyone! Hope you are all doing well. I have a mooka projector for a theater set up and one of my friends did something to it and now it’s stuck on this screen. I haven’t had this happen before and I don’t have access to the actual controller, so I browser around on google and found nothing! Not even a manual. Does anyone know how I can get rid of this screen? Thank you so much for your time!

True it wouldn't work, and i had already checked the power button by using a different case but it still didn't turn on. Also i took the motherboard up and saw 4 bent pins that were close to the cpu on the back of the mobo so maybe its a motherboard issue. Is there any test to know for sure its the mobo or i should just assume that it is?

Hey everyone! So about I think 6 months now i have had this Gigabyte a320m-s2h motherboard and ryzen 5 1600 and they have been working pretty well. However this morning my computer wouldn't come on. So I tested the psu with another system and that system work so I know it wasn't a power supply issue. I took out the ram, GPU and anything else that was connected to the system but it would not turn on. The only 2 components left that I haven't (and don't know how) to check out are the motherboard and cpu. When I plugged my external hard drive into the motherboard the light came on which I think means the system is getting power but when I press the power button the cpu fans does not spin, nor does the fan on the gpu. I tried plugging in the fans to a separate header, cleared the cmos on the motherboard by taking out the battery and it still didn't work. I don't know if this is due to the cpu or the motherboard as I do not have another system compatible with either of these. Is there anyway to know for sure if it is the motherboard or cpu that is causing this? Any help would be much appreciated! ~P.S.~ will the cpu fan still spin if there was no ram or gpu connected? I am sure they would but the motherboard would give an error beep.

Hey guys, I bought a mini pcie gpu adapter for a laptop that i had, but apparently its to big for the slot where the wifi card is currently. I looked up what the wifi card was and it said Dell Wireless 1707 802.11b|g|n (2.4GHZ). And the website (ali express) says that the slot for it is m.2 ngff. So is there some type of adapter i can buy to help me use my gpu adapter?

rip and the laptop only comes with a 4gb model, this sucs. alright thanks man

What do they mean by ram is solderd onto the motherboard? and is there a way to desolder them to add more ram?

figured as much... welp when i get a new laptop gonna use an old case slap in a hyper 212 and see what happens, thanks for the quick replies!

Is upgrading a cpu cooler in a laptop worth trying? and if so will doing that reduce the cpu usage?