flashiling

it would be my goto laptop if i had to get one

i just manually moved the files to my new ssd and didn't have any issues with that. though i'm not sure that's the recommended way to do it

oh, my bad, lemme just edit my message to a . too/s

you don't have to place tactical . on this forum you can just use the big follow button at the top right of the thread

maybe since it's a laptop they have prespecified the audio driver, and that could be an option, but it would be very strange if that was the case

makes sense, but idk maybe not all of their employees want to be on camera and maybe they know the bad stigma around the game even though they like it and don't wanna be in the ad excuse, ya know. like how League of Legends has a bad rep for toxicity, i wouldn't be the person to stand up and say "league isn't all THAT toxic" for a video since i would be slammed by league and dota players alike. (hope that example didn't just make it more confusing)

while i get your point, how do we not know that some of the LMG people don't play the game? maybe not linus and luke who were hosting the wan show where it was advertised but maybe a few of the others.

i'd suggest doing a reinstall of windows. if you don't know how this can be done here's a link that should give a good explanation https://richardtech.net/how-to-reinstall-windows-10/ a TLDR of the link is that you can use windows media creation tool (can be found on microsoft's website) to create a bootable usb device from the new pc, and plug that usb in the old computer after the tool has been created, then you can choose to format your drive to wipe everything off it (i would suggest this unless you have important files from before, though they might not be intact in their

do you not have a green and a red/pink cable? and if you only have one, do you not have an interface on your motherboard that works for both? just a quick example i can make would be something like the intel NUC's, the one i'm sitting with has one small aux interface that supports both audio and microphone. if you only have one aux stick from your headset then that could be the issue, (unless i misread and you use a usb headset) also found this on the web that i think you can try and look at https://www.howto-connect.com/fix-install-realtek-hd-audio-driver-failure-er

barcode?

okay, can you look inside your case, and see if there is a company name slapped somewhere on the motherboard or the gpu. maybe even a logo?

if you have an integrated gpu in your cpu then you should be able to use that as a video output. if you don't have an i-gpu then you have to buy a graphics card

do you not have a receipt from the purchase?

do you have the box that contains the motherboard and the gpu, do you have the order confirmation from your purchase? that should include what manufacturer made what parts.

try searching up the error codes from the manifacturer of your products