ImAlsoRan

Does your device/Wireless card support Wifi 6?

You don't have all of your fans as push or pull. You want your front fans to be an intake (pull) and the back fan as an exhaust (push).

What do you mean? As in sideloading homebrew or as in modding games? The Xbox One's Hypervisor is very secure and any modding support must be self-contained in the game, like in Fallout. You can sideload UWP apps like Retroarch with Dev Mode.

Law seems to include it under "computers with high-speed networking". Easy solution: ship network card separately

I don't think it's an issue that's across all of them, probably just a loose lead somewhere that could be a small manufacturing defect or consumer damage.

Try plugging it into an available USB-C instead if you can. It might be receiving too much power.

If it's always done that, it's likely a normal thing. Did you plug it into USB-C or Thunderbolt?

Integrated graphics don't matter since you have a 1050 Ti in there, which is a bit overkill if you're JUST playing Minecraft (unless you're using shaders). If you're just browsing the web and playing Minecraft, why do you need 2.5 TB of combined storage? That should take up a 256GB SSD at the most.

Try reseating the boot drive- it might be making a bad connection or something like that, my brother's PC failed to see the bootdrive after power loss and a reseat did the trick.

Sorry for the late reply, the Minecraft server .jar is freely available on Minecraft's website as long as you don't redistribute it (alternative server versions like PaperMC work by patching a jar from MC's website). Anybody joining will need to have purchased Minecraft, however.

Is that 2TB an SSD or a Hard Drive?

Surprisingly enough, Minecraft has kickstarted a lot of IT careers from people learning about server management. You might want to make a Minecraft server (since you have many threads, you could run multiple servers with Docker and link them together with BungeeCord) and learn about shell scripts, cron jobs, and a lot more just by automating general maintenance, like backups and economy with SQL. You can get more advanced by setting up a site for it using ngnix and Node.js and integrating more stuff into that site with APIs.

According to this article it looks like Sound Forge 4.0.

This may sound dumb, but have you tried removing it and putting it back in? My brother's M.2 failed on his motherboard after a power outage but a quick replug did the job.

There are ways to conceal your VM through KVM hardening, the r/VFIO subreddit is really good with that stuff but it can be tricky for the average user.