OctavianTheGreat

Thanks. I have opened it up and noticed there is quite a lot of soda. I cleaned the PCB with some alcohol and submerged the keys on water with soap. Just waiting for it to dry.

The keyboard was plugged in when my sister spilled the soda

I have a Logitech G513 keyboard with GX blue switches. I left it close to my family computer because my laptop is with MSI support. My sister spilled Coca-Cola over the keyboard. The keyboard works, but the LEDs on the left half of the keyboards don't. Any way I can fix this?

I was trying to install liquid remix but ended up messing up one of the steps. Now it boots up to TWRP, but no touch is accepted as an input. To be specific, I followed this guide until I got to this step: Flash TWRP Image File Now you're ready to flash the base TWRP image file. The tricky part here is you want to flash TWRP to the inactivepartition. In other words, the opposite of the value you received in Step 6 above. So if your active boot slot was "A," enter the following command to flash the TWRP image to slot B: fastboot flash boot_b twrp-3.2.3-0-mata.img If your active boot slot was "B," on the other hand, enter this command to flash TWRP to slot A: fastboot flash boot_a twrp-3.2.3-0-mata.img Afterward, you'll need to set the slot that you just flashed TWRP to as the active boot slot. To do so, copy the following command, but don't hit enter yet. Basically what happened is that I got slot B, but did not read carefully. Because of that, I made it boot_b instead of a. I noticed the error, so I entered the other command, making it flash twrp to both slots. Now what happens is that It boots to TWRP, but touch gestures do not work. I can still boot to bootloader, so there might be hope for it. I know this is probably a lost cause, but can anybody tell me if anything can be done?

I mainly listen to 70s-80s rock bands, 90s rappers, some remastered 60s music and listen to a small amount of modern rap music

I am currently in the market for some new headphones which I primarily plan to use for gaming, video editing, media consumption, and music listening (Primarily Gaming). I have narrowed my choices down to the Sennheiser 6XX, Sennheiser 58X Jubilee, and the HyperX Cloud Alpha. I am personally looking for good audio quality, comfort, and build, and these three headphones seem to be very well perceived among reviewers. Although the Sennheisers seem to be the ones with the best potential, I do not have a AMP, which I understand is crucial for these headphones. If you guys have any experience with any of these, please let me know. Also, if you guys have any other recommendations as to what headset I should get, please let me know.

I am planning to get my first mechanical keyboard, simply because I enjoy their feeling and versatility. However many of the top keyboards are expensive, with some reaching prices close to $200. I understand that these keyboards offer certain features not found altogether in cheaper alternatives, but I am not about to drop that amount of money on a peripheral like a keyboard. Could anybody recommend any keyboards preferably in a price range around 80$ that offers good quality? If anything, I would like the key caps not to have a very loud font and would rather have blue or white LED(s). As for the switches, I personally enjoy the loud nature of blue switches, however red switches are also very comfortable to type with. There are also switches that imitate them (such as Razer greens and Logitech Romer-G) which I am fine with as long as the brand is reputable and offers a similar experience. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. Some of the ones that I am considering currently are the Blackwidow X Tournament Edition, Corsair K63, and Drevo Calibur. If anyone has experience with any of those keyboards, let me know about it.