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Even if someone was willing to help, they need some more information about this. What language are you using, what are those 5 operations etc.

It looks like a contact problem. It pops, so the amp seems to work, but it doesn't get the signal from the front speakers. Those two things you mentioned have nothing to do with it though, I'm pretty sure. So, try a different cable to connect them, if it's replaceable, if not, then take it to...

If it's this one, then it should work fine with a simple 110/120V to 220/240V transformer, just make sure that the transformer can actually output at least 350W. The 50/60Hz difference doesn't matter, as this doesn't use the AC directly anywhere in the circuitry, and the bridge rectifier works...

That's difficult if there is no audio out. If you are playing from a PC, you could use the soundbar via BT, and set that as the primary audio device instead of the HDMI output, but then it would only work if it's a PC.

I can't imagine why you'd do it. The SP3 is such an amazing device, I'm writing this on mine, actually. Anyway, back to your question, if it's sata2, the top speeds would be around 250MB/s, which is still not bad, because the latency is much more important here. But the i7 620m is an old CPU...

It depends. It might be just a simple usb3 port, but it can have a displayport or even HDMI alternate mode that would enable it to carry a display signal.

They might say that you've dropped it and that's not covered under the warranty. So, be careful with what you say to them. If it really is a manufacturing defect, than they should get it repaired for you free of charge.

If you get the same model that ASUS used for the 1080p models, it should. It is just like connecting an external display with a higher resolution. The hardware supports it. But, it is not officially supported, so double check the type of connector your display uses and make sure the one you buy...