Recent content by slyverine

you don't sound like one who is experienced with such repairs, so i recommend that you either try to contact the manufacturer , or drop your laptop to a local repair shop!

buy a new TV and try to sell your broken one for spare parts to any shop that repairs TVs for like 100-200$ It may even be sold at ebay, as the motherboard may be ok, if you broke it as well...

that question can't be answered correctly, because there are so many variables like the room temperature, quality of the power coming to your house, how constant there are outages, quality of ups you are using etc. Aside from that , it's electronics and electronics can die any minute, for any...

sounds like your laptop HDD has gone bad, check it for smart errors!

If it is at 40% then you should be ok from memory side.In order to bios update, you download the file from your laptop official site, put it in a usb screen and then go into bios and find the specific menu.

the new has less memory, but 8GB should be enough, check if the memory goes to 100%. Aside from that, try some bios and driver updates!

seems i will buy a splitter to connect both my speaker and headphones at the green jack in the back. I will avoid using the front one because i can accidently step on the cable again and rip off the jack, i have done it once again before :P Thanks all for the help!

Hello there.To start with, you can see my setup at my signature but i can mention i have asus formula viii which has supreme FX onboard sound. I bought a pair of headset today and i have this problem.I initially plugged the headset to the front jacks , but the mic is catching some kind of static...

i will talk about their quality first. I don't know the company, but the 55 degrees field of view is very narrow. As build quality etc, i still can't help. As for the power, if you can see every camera has 2 cables, one for video and one for power.The box has 2 power splitters as i can see, each...

It may sound stupid, i had a similar problem with my headphones and i thought something was wrong with my laptop. Solution was to just "play" with the jack and turn it around while it was plugged.

Most likely it is your HDD.Download brand specific diagnostic tools and check if it is faulty.

i use defender myself and from time to time i run a scan with malware bytes. I have many many years to get infected by a virus, it's all about how you use the internet.