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Kevin1Peters

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  1. The previous tip should work fine. If not, take the computer to a professional service.
  2. I don't really see a solution in complicating yourself to modify a garage opener to make it open the gate, especially if you lack the skills to do it too. But that could be a solution. Nonetheless, garage openers aren't that cheap either. But you do have plenty of "budget" options when it comes to gate openers too, you just need to look online on as many reliable sources as you can. I'll give you some links to maybe find here what you seek, hopefully: https://www.optimainstitute.com/garage/automatic-gate-openers.html https://www.liftmaster.com/for-homeowners/gate-openers https://www.mightymule.com/automatic-gate-openers/ https://ghostcontrols.com/product-category/gate-openers-accessories/automatic-gate-openers/ You can find ok systems that go for less than $500, you can see that yourself if you check out what I recommended. Just do your homework and make sure that you look into an opener that complies to the style gate and size you have or you'll have to replace it on the spot. And again, don't go in over your head with modifying garage openers if you don't have the skill set for it, cause the price difference isn't necessarily existent, and you might be wasting your time and end up nowhere with that effort.
  3. Don't waste time, the fans are likely the easiest part to integrate at any point. Good luck in your adventure, bud!
  4. Regarding noise cancellation, there are more than enough options to pick between, the Bose QuietComfort series, Sennheiser 550, Sony has a few good entries, and so on, you can compare stats to make up your mind here - https://popular.reviews/best-noise-cancelling-headphones/ I got the Bose 25 and I'm pleased with them (I travel a lot and want to mute out everyone else in the airport and airplane when they get too chatty). But honestly, I don't know if over-ear models are necessarily the best idea for the gym. Make sure to get ones with a snug fit (for short, don't cheap out). Otherwise, you'll end up spending more time putting the headphones back on your ears rather than working out. ?
  5. Upgrade your RAM first, it's not that expensive and could solve the issue altogether. Like Plouffe said, 16 GB should be enough to have you covered regardless of how you use the computer and what you play.
  6. Put it on the table but somewhat protected, maybe as another user said, behind the monitor. On the floor it will gather dust inside, so that's a no-go.
  7. Call in before you actually give sensitive info like this.
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