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The point is that as an IT Field Engineer, I need to guarantee Internet access for remote access into equipment. The best way is to have multiple different carriers: the two most reliable are Verizon and T-Mobile. I was testing carriers not devices.

So far, my AC works fine. It’s winter now, and my heater works fine. I’ve talked to mechanics at O’Reillys, AutoZone, and advance auto parts, they say customer feedback has been very good for this product, but even more so for blue devil; however, applying the latter is invasive. If it wasn’t a minimum $6000 fix to replace a $40 flimsy piece of plastic that sits in the engine block, I would certainly go straight for fixing the head gasket. However, times are tough, my business as an IT professional in this economy is down 30% this year , and my 2014 Prius continues to take me to assignments in Metro Atlanta, Chattanooga, Birmingham, Auburn, Columbus, North Carolina, all reliably and without issue. What do you recommend as a proper fix? Going forward, I’m certainly not going to buy another GEN3 Prius as they are really prone to head gasket problems. As it is, I’m looking to get a total of 230,000 miles out of this vehicle. On my prior Gen3 Prius, I was able to get 260,000 miles out of it from the time the dealer told me I had only days left because of a severe head gasket leak. I may have applied the solution seven times during that period, but it was still substantially less than the $6000 minimum the dealer wanted.

I was doing the same. This video came out of frustration trying to figure out how to get to an option that the panel doesn’t let you do. I’m glad it was of use to you. For my part, my frustration was born out of the fact that on dumb washers, doing spin only is a total no brainer, and accomplished by doing nothing more than turning the dial on the panel to “Spin Only”. I didn’t expect that I had to smarten up to do a bonehead task on a smart washer.

Absolutely. It's not an item I use weekly, but I keep it in my IT. It comes in handy at those times I need to charge a Surface Pro, which often doesn't have a charger.

Very observant. It had been a while since I played the game. I just now played and can report back I use a hybrid. I use an Xbox bluetooth controller primary for navigating the space ship, and escaping the villain. I use a mouse for tasks like connecting wires, doing downloads/uploads. My stepson tells me that's nutty, but it works for me.

@technologistonthego2377 oh okay. Thanks! You just earned a sub!

Yes, I was able to use both Chrome Remote Desktop and Anydesk to remote from my Mac Mini M1 into my MacBook Pro M1 while the laptop was mirroring my iPhone 13 Pro. It worked via remote access regardless of the remote access apps I was using.

@@technologistonthego2377 If I needed remote access to an always available iPhone, could this be a viable solution? Seems like there might be some time-out and disconnect issues. Thanks.

Well, that’s the thing. It wasn’t a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888. The tablet would’ve lived up to his hype of being great value. It would’ve been a fine alternative to the pricier Xiaomi Pad 6 with a Snapdragon 870 out, performing it in certain functions, but not in terms of the LCD quality. Still, it would’ve been a fine gift to hand to anyone. The processor was actually a MediaTek “Snapdragon,888”. Its naming convention was absolutely meant to deceive customers into thinking it was the former. The snapdragon 888 has a 2.84 GHz clock speed per eight cores. This one had 1.5 GHz, which was perplexing to me at first. I thought maybe they were throttling the speed down to keep the tablet from overheating. That was my naïveté. To add insult to injury, MediaTek is a respectable Taiwanese company that has produced a long line of RISC-based processors. I pulled up the list of processors that company has made as found in Wikipedia; there isn’t a single one there called “Snapdragon,888”. Who knows where that processor originated and what are specs other than it’s a very budget CPU. The more I dig into this tablet, the bigger the level of fraud. Frankly, I don’t even think it has 6 GB of RAM. I think it’s 2 GB. Everything about it has proven to be a bait and switch.

Obviously fake, i think the real specs is Mediatek P series

@@ShiroKumaCh. Yes. The only thing to Temu's credit is I have been able to return every fake item (which is the majority of items I get from them) and get my money back. As for the tablet, I believe its real specs are: 2GB RAM, 32GB storage, and (as you point out) a low-grade CPU. Certainly not worth $90. It's not worth even $10 as I would be looking to gift the tablet and do not want it to reflect poorly upon my judgement, appreciation of the recipient, etc.

Coast is constantly improving their products. You likely have the latest model.

Does it actually go into spin only mode? Does it stall trying to drain the water? What items are in the washer when you try to do spin only?

@ It doesnt. It refills with water over and over and over. It never actually spins despite the spin light flashing and holding the button down. I tried it on all the high, med, low settings. I was trying to wash a thick bathroom mat.

@@yagmur1452 Are you washing anything else with the mat? I've had to remove everything except for one other article of similar water weight so the washer stays balanced. Adding in a towel might do the trick. Power off the washer and then put it in Spin Only mode. Hope this helps.

I used the Logitech Connectivity Software as shown in the video. Make sure your receiver is a non-unifying receiver. If it has a little orange sun logo, it's a unifying receive rand requires using a different utility. I have a video on doing that in my channel. If your receiver is non-unifying, it may be bad. I have had 1-2 out of 20 go that way.

Yes, it does support that. In the OSD menu under Gaming, it will be called “Smart Crosshair”. It will be towards the bottom of the menu, so you initially you want to go up on the menu as it wraps to the bottom and will be quicker to get reach.

@@technologistonthego2377Do u know if has the same crosshairs that were shown in this video?

@@Hunterownsu Yes,. MSI uses the same crosshairs. In you particular case, I looked up the crosshairs in the manual and noted they were the exact same ones I have.

@@technologistonthego2377 Ok thank u so much

No, it is not showing how to fix a CPU fan error. It is showing how to fix a false positive CPU fan error caused by a BIOS setting premature pitching the error on otherwise healthy CPU fans. A software tweak cannot "fix" an actual hardware issue. If there is an actual hardware issue with the CPU fan, this tweak will not do a thing as BIOS is correctly throwing the error. Very likely, your CPU fan will need to be replaced; fans spin a lot and wear out over time. If it is part of a CPU cooling system, as is the case with gaming rigs, the cooling system will need to be replaced. It's not a difficult task. The main part is getting a compatible cooling system. A place like Microcenter can help you pick out a cooling system often times with enough choices so that one or more of them can fit your budget. They will range from $90 to $130 in most cases. For an additional $70, they will install it for you. Download the CPU-Z utility. It will give you the motherboard information you will need to present to Microcenter. Also, take a pic of your computer make, model, and serial number. If the PC is a custom build, the motherboard info from CPU-Z will be important to have. This assumes the rig is worth the investment. If you decide it is, you should be error free in no time. Lastly, don't be surprised that once the hardware is replaced, the PC pitches that same error. If it does, this tweak will resolve it. That's exactly what was the case with my wife's gaming rig; the error was pitched after the CPU cooling system was replaced.

Not too bad on your part. Swapping out a CPU cooling system won’t sound too complicated to oneself after it’s done, but it is very daunting for most users.

@technologistonthego2377 It's a piece of cake Aslong as you're looking up tutorial videos and asking for help when needed. all you really need to be honest definitely not as intimidating as I thought.

Please do a follow up once you have gotten several thousand miles done. I’m hoping you’ll see an immediate result, but it’s the long hole that shows whether it’s living up to its description.

Ok i will.. youre the 3rd channel i intend to update​@@technologistonthego2377

Correct, this is strictly a Logitech app that re-pairs their non-unifying receivers with orphaned keyboards and mice. A utility that would accomplish that with 3rd party products would be: very freaking useful ;)

@@technologistonthego2377 ... yes it would! I wonder how hard could it be?.. it seems to lock to a key broadcast on boot sequence.. maybe the key itself is encrypted.. (is it? maybe?!)! Guess this is a job for hackRF dudes..

Yes, I connected it to the USB-c port on an Asus Z1 handheld PC running Win11 Home 22H2, and it recognized my 32GB FAT32 card I use on my GoPro camera. I was able to read a 4GB video at 80MB/s, and write the same video back at 22MB/s. The video playback at 4k was correct.

And if you’re like me, probably saved you some additional money you would’ve ended up spending being surrounded by a wonderland of electronics. They’ve got some mighty tempting deals going on :)

This link between the clipboards and Windows and Mac was essential to copy and paste between all the android and Apple devices in that ecosystem. If you don’t have a Mac, remote access software like TeamViewer or Anydesk allow text to be copied and pasted between systems during a remote session. The copy and pasting must be done exclusively from the system performing remote access so if you are remoted in from your iPad into your windows system, you can copy and paste between that window system and your iPad from within the Anydesk app; I verify this using Anydesk. It’s not like the solution I present here. In this solution, once the link between Win-MAC is made, you would be able to copy on an android phone and paste it on an iPhone or iPad because the two operating system clipboards actually get linked. If it’s important enough to have this functionality, there are a lot of very good Intel-based iMacs, Mac minis, and MacBooks available for dirt cheap prices. This is because Apple has really made an effort to orphan them in favor of their silicone chips. You don’t need to be running the latest macOS Sonoma. You can get a Mac from 2017, 2018 and they will suffice. You will be surprised that people are selling them for $150 or less. The Apple Silicon has been a boom for productivity, but the dark side is it crashed the prices of all the Intel-based computers that otherwise would’ve retained a high value even to the day. Their loss might be your gain.

Glad that the solution worked. Under unclear circumstances, BIOS may throw up a false positive. It actually doesn't mean anything is wrong.

The bios setting doesn’t fix an actual hardware problem. It addresses a false positive that is thrown on a working fan. In your case, you will need to replace the fan. It’s not difficult to do and it’s very affordable. If the fan is part of a CPU cooling system, you will need to Upgrade that cooling system. That cost more money but it’s not terribly expensive at between $80 and $120. A place like Micro Center can help you pick out a compatible cooling system and even install it for you for $70. I believe you might want to download the utility CPU-Z it shows different Components in your computer except for the hard drive. Among other things, it captures your motherboard, which will be very important in finding a compatible CPU cooling fan. Also bring with you the manufacturer, model, and serial number of your system.

@ thanks, I know how to change a fan by myself tbf, but im not really good at this lol, is 60 degrees celsius good or high in games?

No, I checked that out. For now, it’s only manual.

Yes, the Home Depot Hubspace products have native support for Google home.

No, I do not believe Hubspace is compatible with Smart Life.

Pookie ain’t got nothing but love for you as well!

The BIOS tweak in the video addresses a false positive with the CPU fan. If there is an actual hardware issue, the setting will not fix it. If the target system is worth some additional investment, look at replacing the CPU fan. If the CPU fan is part of a cooling system (which would be the case with a gaming rig), replace the CPU cooling system. The price tag of cooling system normally runs between $90 - $130. Microcenter will both help you pick a compatible model and for a reasonable fee ($75 when we had them do it), they can install the cooling system.

@technologistonthego2377 i have a antec 240mm liquid cooler mate and pump working normally 1500 to 1600 rpm and two fans in radiator working normally i checked it in the asus bios page

@@RiskGP Does the system run fine other than pitching the CPU error code?

@technologistonthego2377 yes mate i set both cpu fan speed to ignore and cpu fan low limit to ignore in bios then save and exit computer normally boot up and 88 to 89 heat showed up in motherboard display so i restart pc and enter the bios page then cpu temperature 36 degree normal i stayed bios page 15 to 20 minutes (not changed any setting in the bios) and cpu temperature staying 36 degree after that exit bios page and normally boot in to desktop and again cpu temperature 88 to 89 degree showing up in motherboard display pc working normally what cause to this problem mate? I can't figure out what is the problem

@technologistonthego2377 and i forget to mention one thing approximately 20 to 25 minutes after pc on cpu temperature downgrading to 37 to 39 degree normal temperature (during gaming and other tasks)

Check the website for LG to see if it has any recall issue. Some of these models had some crazy behavior. The sooner the better.

I’m very glad that people are different parts of the country in the world who I may never have the good fortune to meet, had a nice experience following one of these clips.

i tried doing this step by step with other model of logitech and the ‘next’ button is unclickable after i plug it to my laptop

It does not have to be the same model mouse, but it has to be a non-unifying receiver. The best way to tell the difference between a unifying receiver and a non-unifying receiver is the unifying receiver has a little orange sun logo on it. The non-unified receiver does not have that.