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This should work for you: https://www.amazon.com/HTTX-Splitter-Headphones-Headphone-Microphone/dp/B01HAVSPOY/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_23_lp_t_3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=A1NM15VBV1B1E6J417C6

Do you still happen to have any disks or documentation that came with the laptop? It might have a "reinstall" utility or something on the disk. You could also download the windows media creation tool and do a fresh Windows install (it gives you the option to overwrite existing data).

I agree with Jaslion, that laptop will probably get 5-6 hours of NON-GAMING use (what I would call "normal usage"). When gaming, try to plug it in somewhere...you won't be gaming during class right ;)

What kinds of error messages are you getting? Are you on a school or work computer that has filtered out game sites?

Can you at least tell us the connectors available on the dvd and the connectors available on your TV? HDMI, USB, DVI, etc?

Depends on how much louder/quieter. If it's "just a bit", I'd just use your sound control panel or whatever to adjust the balance back to normal. On my headset, I have to set my L-R bias to -2 (out of 10) for perfect balance. If it's *really* out of balance, might want to maybe update your...

Ctrl+Alt+Del ?

Don't have exact websites for you, but the documents you're looking for are typically called "White Papers", so you can include that in a google search. The white papers are typically fully technical explanations, test methodologies, etc.

Well at that point it becomes about what exactly you are playing, how high you have the graphics settings, etc. But generally no, the bigger graphics cards use more power, which means a beefier cooling solution. How a system "sounds" is so subjective, if it is a big concern you may have to go...

Some may be quieter than others...but when you're cramming a big gpu into a laptop form factor, ya gotta keep it cool somehow. As a general rule, probably the ones with the least powerful graphics card will be the quietest.

Ya...odd. Possibly a keyboard driver issue? Does your keyboard have software that you can customize the keys (like some logitech keyboards with the "logitech gaming software" where you can customize profiles, etc.)?

Probably something simple like the enter key is sticking, or something else physically wrong with the keyboard (not software related). Give your keyboard a good shake out and maybe vacuum.