Freshby69
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Here are images of the products, let me know if you need more screenshots of them
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I have bought this karaoke mixer kit, and would like to connect the input to my TV and the output to my soundbar. The TV has an aux port so I should just be able to connect it with a aux to rca cable such as this one (correct me if I'm wrong). The soundbar only has an HDMI input and an optical input, so would I be able to connect the mixer with an RCA converter like this or is there another way I have to connect it?
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School PC / Light Gaming (Minecraft)
Freshby69 replied to Freshby69's topic in New Builds and Planning
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Budget (including currency): As cheap as possible <= £300 if possible Country: United Kingdom Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Minecraft, school work, web browsing Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc):
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Do you think I should just remove the user then and create a new one?
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Ok will do, apparently the hinge issue is quite common with the envy (possibly a design flaw), but I will take it to a repair shop to have a look.
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There are no options to RMA on the website as this product is out of warranty. Should I just take it to any computer repair shop instead?
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Great! It works now, do I have to do this everytime know or is there a config file I can change to fix this.
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Yes I realised this after trying the first one and have changed the command. Unfortunately it still doesn't work.
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This works fine, is there a way to access the GUI after doing this?
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For a couple months now the chassis around the left hinge of my HP Envy ad017na has come apart. Recently it has also come apart under the trackpad. My laptop is out of warranty so is there any way to fix this myself or to pay HP to do it?
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Sorry that still didn't work, it has the same result as before.
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Would this be the correct command ? sudo chown -R freshby69 ~/freshby69
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Yes I can
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When looking as the root user it has drwxr-xr-x permissions. Should it have write as well for all users?
