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Most carriers sell mobile hotspot devices with rechargeable batteries. You'll have to pay for an additional data plan.

In the video you linked, if I remember right they do show them reconnecting that cable.

It's really hard to see in the photo, but that connector does look like the tiny BNC connector used for the antenna connection to your WiFi card. Usually the webcam is fed through a ribbon cable in my experience.

The skinny black wire coming out of the right hinge? That's most likely a WiFi antenna wire.

Have you played it recently? I heard it’s stuffed with bots now.

Yeah I retired all my mechanical drives in my desktop a couple years ago. I have a 512GB NVME and two 1 TB SATA SSDs. Much faster and quieter.

@johnb35 NVME is a big upgrade to SATA SSDs, which are a big upgrade to HDDs. Hope you're enjoying the big leap in speed!

I'm curious how many computers will actually be affected. I haven't been able to find solid stats online. I did find that Microsoft started requiring OEMs to add TPM 2.0 in 2016. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/device-experiences/oem-tpm While my computer supports...

Alright, sounds like your UEFI is storing the Ubuntu boot entry in firmware. You should be able to delete it straight from your UEFI (BIOS) boot order settings.

Sounds like it will be easier for you to dump Windows if necessary.

When you choose Windows Boot Manager, it boots straight to Windows without showing the grub bootloader, correct?

Just do what my mom did for years when I was a teen - go to sleep with the modem under your pillow. Didn't stop me though - I convinced the neighbors I was taking online classes and got their WiFi password. On topic though, have you tried specifying an alias name and icon? Maybe this is a...

Maybe we should merge these two threads? Special hardware needed to install Windows 11 Are you using 10 to play games rather than on Linux? I've been looking at either switching my gaming PC to Linux or just getting an Xbox Series X with Game Pass and just saying screw it to the whole rig...

I wonder if MS is going to end up extending Windows 10's support life, like they had to do with XP and 7.

It does, both hers and mine were originally for 1000 series. If I upgrade her CPU I'll probably wait until Black Friday, unless Microsoft backtracks.

I booted up my PC for the first time in almost 2 months to see if it's compatible with Windows 11. So far, with fTPM enabled in BIOS, it looks like I'm good. My wife has a Ryzen 1700X, which looks like it's not going to be compatible...

This thread is making me want to upgrade from my two-bay DS215+.

Sounds like it's not picking up your system sound. If you're on Windows, and your audio driver supports this, you can go into Zoom settings > Audio > Microphone and choose "Stereo Mix". This isn't available on all computers though.

Maybe the ASUS Windows utilities for your motherboard have a way to disable fast boot. I know my Gigabyte board does.