CallMe_David

I haven't touched my Wii U in probably a couple of years, and I'm wanting to install Aroma on it. I know I modded the Wii U a long time ago, but I'm not sure what mod I used. I'd like to just factory reset the console and start from scratch with Aroma. Even if a wipe is not needed, it's still what I'd prefer to do. There are games installed to it that are defiantly pirated and playable, so I know there's still a mod applied to the system. When I launch "Health and Safety," I get a black screen on the tv and gamepad saying, "Don't run the EnvironmentLoader twice. If you want to open the Homebrew Launcher, launch the Mii Maker instead." When I launch "Mii Maker," I get the Homebrew Channel v1.5, and in the list I have: HB App Store Bloopair Pairing Menu SaveMii UFDiine wudd.rpx WUP Installer GX2 I've also attached the contents of the root directory of the SD card in the system, and there is also a Nintendo ID tied to the system (got the orange N over my avatar).

Awesome, thank you very much, that was exactly what I needed. I didn't even realize PS could run scripts like CMD, but I guess it makes sense that it does.

I'm trying to use mkvpropedit to change the audio and subtitle labels and name on all files in a folder. If I run: "c:\Program Files\MKVToolNix\mkvpropedit.exe" "C:\Users\David\Desktop\test\Dragon Ball Z Kai - s01e01 - Prologue to Battle! The Return of Goku.mkv" --edit info --edit track:2 --set language=eng --set name="Eng Surround" --edit track:3 --set language=ja --set name="Jap Stereo" --edit track:4 --set name="Full Subs" --edit track:5 --set name="Signs" It will change the file that's in the command just fine, but I want to get that command to change all mkv's in a folder. I can't seem to figure out how to do that. One caveat though is that not all the files have a track 4 (second sub track), and it throws and error about that and then ends without editing the files. Is this even possible? I'm hoping so, because editing all 167 episodes in mkvtoolnix will take a bit. Ironically, in the time I've been f**king with this, I could have them done by now using mkvtoolnix, but damn it, it's the principal of the thing.

Asking here since I'm not getting a response on the Plex forums. I've noticed recently that I'm unable to add or edit any libraries when my VPN (Express VPN) is enabled. "Allow access to devices on the local network" is enabled, and I am indeed able to access other devices on my network just fine. I also always have split tunneling turned on, and I've tried both: "Do not allow selected apps to use the VPN" ^ the program you can't see at the bottom of the list is a program called Risilio Sync. and I've also tried "Only allow selected app to use the VPN" In both cases, if I try to edit an existing library, like maybe add another folder to it, or I try to create a new library, the NEXT / SAVE CHANGES button is greyed out and I'm unable to do anything. As soon as I turn off the vpn, both buttons come back and I'm able to make my changes. While it's not the end of the world if I have to turn off the VPN to make changes, it a very annoying inconvenience. It is also a relatively recent development as I've been creating and editing libraries for years with a VPN of some sort running without any issues. I'm running my server on Windows 11 Pro. Plex Server v1.32.7.7621

I can see you didn't get a response here, but did you ever figure this one out?

No icon. @Kilrah's suggestion of Win+P on the Win 11 system is what worked. Thank you @Kilrah.

I have a Windows 10 laptop that I wanted to use as a second screen for my Windows 11 desktop, and getting that working was easy enough, but when I was done, I couldn't figure out how to turn it off. If I go to "Multiple Displays" on the Windows 11 system where I was able to connect the displays, there is not disconnect option, and on the Windows 10 laptop, I'm unable to get to it's local OS and settings as the entire screen is taken over by the Windows 11 system, and the keyboard and trackpad of the laptop were acting as additional devices for the Windows 11 desktop. Since I couldn't figure out how to disconnect them, I ended up having to do a hard shutdown of the laptop, but the desktop still thought it was connected and I could still drag stuff to it, but I obviously couldn't do anything with it anymore as the laptop was fully off and I couldn't see anything I drug over there. It wasn't until I hit the power on the laptop and it started to boot back up did the desktop then finally disconnect. What am I missing here? There has to be some stupid simple way to disconnect them that I'm not seeing.

So i removed the social media apps, fully charged the phone and no change. Phone is noticably warm to the touch, even when it's been sitting unused for an hour.

I'm running Accubattery which shows me battery usage of the highest draw apps, but it's the same high usage apps it always shows like facebook, twitter, baconreader, etc. These are all apps I've been running for years now, but it's only yesterday that my phone started using a quarter of the battery an hour.

I have an app that is seriously killing my battery to the tune of 15-25% and hour screen off, more when screen on. No apps were installed or updated in the time period where it started doing this. I really need something akin to Windows Task manager that shows me cpu usage on a per app/service basis. I know Android 10 doesn't allow that, but I'm running Lineago OS on a rooted Essential PH-1, so I'm hoping someone here knows a good root task manager that shows me the info I need.