Recent content by mitchmatch

So it just happened again and now there's only audio coming out of the center speaker.

The device I have plugged in is an Xbox one and I just turned it on and it's been running fine for the past 40 minutes

Recently I had found my receiver in safe mode after following a guide it started working again, but now at random moments the recover will make a popping/ clicking sound then the audio and video cuts out momentarily also so of the HDMI ports won't output HDMI anymore? Thanks for any help!

I am currently using avast antivirus and i can download programs off the internet such as adobe flash and java also windows update will stay at 0% until i disable avast, so what im asking is how can i change this because i don't want to have to keep tuning my antivirus off to download and update...

Ok thanks! Do you have any idea how long it would be safe to run at a period of time before the heat damages it?

The receiver I have my Xbox one connected to is the onkyo TX-SR607 this model receiver dose not have an in built fan. So what I'm wondering is how long can I safely run it before it gets to hot and damages it's self and is there any way to make a homemade calling device for it?

is there a program or windows app that is small and shows how long my battery has left in hours and minutes, if i remember correctly there was a way to show time remaining on the desktop taskbar ,thanks

my device has a small hard drive nearly full so can i put avast antivirus on my micro sd card or usb?

i recently got an new receiver and the only way to send audio from my tv to it is by an audio coaxial cable and i dident have one so a friend gave me one and on the cable its self it says sub woofer cable and he said he used it for normal speakers, so is it safe and will it work like a normal cable

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