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That's the thing, there is no pin. It's completely unlocked. She just wants to reset it because every time she tries to update it, it asks for her Apple login.

My girlfriend has an iPad that is linked to an Apple account that she no longer as access to. The device itself doesn't have a passcode, but she can't back it up or log out of iCloud or even update it because she forgot the password for the account, and Apple can't help her reset it because it's linked with a phone number she no longer has. So, people on the internet are saying to restore it with iTunes and DFU/Recovery mode, but I'm concerned that it'll still demand the login after restoring (I don't know much about iDevices anymore, but I know this is a thing that happens sometimes). So

I've got fresh batteries in it. It's just refusing to go into wireless pairing.

I just got an Xbox One controller that I have verified works with Bluetooth by connecting it to my phone. However, when I tried to connect it to my computer's Bluetooth, the controller instantly turned itself off, and now when I hold the Xbox button, it blinks once and then does nothing. My PC's Bluetooth adapter is 4.0, I made sure of that when I bought it, so I have no idea what I could have done. When I connect the controller via USB, it works just fine. But now I can't even connect it to my phone because it refuses to go into pairing mode.

I just got a pair of HD 599s, and I'm just wondering if I'd be likely to notice better sound if I had them connected to a dedicated amp rather than my desktop's front headphone jack. They already sound noticeably better than my Status Audio CB-1s, but I just want to ensure I'm getting the most out of them. The motherboard I'm using is the ROG STRIX B350-F Gaming board from ASUS, if that's relevant in any way.

Thanks guys

I just got done grieving the loss of my Aukey EP-B4's, and I'm ready to move on to something new. I've tried the Mpow Flame earbuds, but the audio quality is garbage in my opinion. Can anyone suggest bluetooth earbuds that sound comparable to Apple Earpods (or better) and cost around $50 or less?

Just don't even bother with it. PayPal will probably refund you your money, yes, but there's no point in even engaging with these scammers because it's just going to be a hassle for you. The fact of the matter is that nobody is going to be selling Switches for such a low price when everyone else is selling them for at LEAST $150-$200.

I'm assuming you're new to eBay. You have to use some common sense when buying. When something normally goes for a few hundreds of dollars new, then how is it that someone can possibly sell so many for such a low price?

I, personally, don't trust people who only use stock photos in their eBay listings. Not to mention that that's an extraordinarily and suspiciously low price for a Switch.

That thing the one guy said about getting black screens and only being able to fix it is by physically cutting power from the system makes me even more certain that it's a problem specific to this motherboard and that I should just get a new(different) one.

I'll keep AI Suite disabled, but I did have to clear CMOS after the trying to overclock and the only options that I have changed since are DOCP and certain options relating to networking.

It was, then when my computer started locking up, I disabled it, but when it still kept doing it, I re-enabled it.

I don't have the overclocked applied right now, though. That's the issue. It does this even when running completely stock.

After thinking back on it, I DID start having this issue while I was overclocking about a week and a half ago. Also, I already DID update the BIOS, and when I go to try to do it again, it tells me that I'm on the latest version already.