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Yes, I was able to run a battery report in Windows 11 that gives you the answer to your question and more! Give it a try.... 1. Select Search on the taskbar, type Command prompt, press and hold (or right-click) Command prompt, and then select Run as administrator > Yes. 2. At the command prompt, type powercfg /batteryreport, then press Enter. 3. Open File Explorer, go to the folder that the report was saved to, and then double-click the battery report (HTML file) to open it in your web browser. Thanks for subscribing to the channel and watching our content!

Yes! This applies for Samsung devices. In fact, I currently use an Unlocked Samsung Galaxy device. Thanks for watching our content and for subscribing to the channel!

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Here are some items to try: 1. Update your BIOS to the latest version. 2. Test the second slot with a known good nvme dive. For example, you can use your nvme drive from slot one to test out in slot 2 assuming your computer boots off of slot one nvme drive. Let me know how those two recommendations work out. You can also test your motherboard with a built in test, we will cross that road after the two recommendations. Good luck! Thanks for watching our content and subscribing!

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This video was intended to show people how to perform a windows 10 installation, this removes bloatware installed by OEM such as HP, Dell, etc. I really appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching the content.

From my experience, I have never seen this message. If you do see that message, I would ignore it. Having two anti-viruses by installing McAfee will only cause conflicts between the two software packages. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching the content and subscribing to the channel!

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For the Dell XPS 15 9520, the battery for the laptop is the CMOS battery. If you remove the battery and hold the PWR button to remove the flea power, you will notice that your BIOS settings will be reset. Thanks for the question and for watching our content. Don't forget to subscribe!

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@@acostae.t.f4006 hey - when its plugged in it’s one amber light then 4 white lights. Got two different reports in the log when doing the advanced system test.. “Fail ED.3.3.41 Error:2000:0716 Validate code:126013 Cables - Check the following cable, Alert! OCP fuse 2 fault detected.” And “Fail ED.3.3.41 Error:2000:0415 Validate code:70662 Cables - Check the following cable, jumper, connection, polyfuse or sensor:OCP fuse 2;” Thank you for any help or tips! Really don’t want to send it in (swear this just started happening after I paid it off..) so if it’s a part I can buy and replace that would be perfect 🤞

@@acostae.t.f4006 Hey! Sorry thought I had already replied. Its 1 amber light and 4 white lights. Ran an advanced test and it again referred tot he ocp fuse 2... so I'm wondering if ya have any maintenance / service manuals or details that shows where that cord is? The service manual available online wasn't helpful.. Thanks!

@@JoePelusoMedia Hi! Just looked in the service manual and you're correct. There isn't much information on this problem. Sadly, Dell doesn't considers this as an end-user serviceable problem. Based on the information I'm seeing, I would start looking at the display assembly. Based on the parts locator, dell doesn't even sell the display assembly. You may have to go 3rd party at that point. I would honestly weigh the pros and cons of taking on this repair vs sending it to dell for repair vs replacing the laptop. Your time may not be worth the headache. I wish you the best, keep me posted!

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There are a few reasons one might use a CellSpot instead of Wifi-calling. 1. My device was given to me for free as long as I'm a T-Mobile customer, this saves the cost of buying a router. Some routers that you buy don't offer the coverage that this device does. From a cost perspective, you save on the device. 2. The CellSpot provides network handoffs. This means you can start a call in your home and leave your house and the call will handoff to the nearest tower so you can continue your call. With Wifi-calling, your call will drop when you leave coverage of your router and you will have to call your party back. 3. Compatibility: Some folks buy unlocked devices to put on T-Mobiles network. Not all devices are certified to work on Wifi-calling with T-Mobile's network. One device that comes to mind where I had this issue was the Sony Xperia 1 V. With the Cellspot you don't have to worry about device compatibility. When it comes to the GPS on the Cellspot, one of the main reasons for having it is when you're dialing emergency services. Your location can be sent over in the event of an emergency. This is an issue for Wifi-calling, you may not be at the registered emergency address when calling over Wifi. Thank you for the question and thank you for supporting our channel!

@@acostae.t.f4006 1) Most (all?) people already have WiFi, either with an ISP provided gateway or their own WiFi. I have a separate access point mounted in a better location than any router is likely to be. 2) WiFi calling has seamless transition with VoLTE (4G) or VoNR (5G). 3) I am aware some devices or plans might not support WiFi calling. As for GPS, many phones can all ready provide GPS info on emergency calls. Also, when you configure a phone for WiFi calling, you have to enter the address where it's set up, usually a home address. Also, I don't like the idea of my network being open to anyone.

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This is a femtocell. Femtocell is a small, low-power cellular base station, typically designed for use in a home or small business. It typically connects to the service provider's network via the Internet through a wired broadband link (such as DSL or cable). Femtocells extend network coverage where main cell signals are weak, reducing congestion by connecting users through the internet to the operator's network infrastructure. This helps offload connections from main cells, particularly based on physical distance to cell towers, optimizing network performance. This is very different from a repeater. According to T-Mobile, an upload link of 2Mbps is recommended but lower speeds can work. Shouldn't be hard to obtain with today's technological advancements. Should you have an internet outage, of course your phone will loose coverage. But I take it you will be in the same spot as you were before the Cellspot or you wouldn't be looking to improve your coverage :) Thanks for watching our content and subscribing to the channel!

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In our case when we removed the system cable from the first battery in order to install it in the second (new) battery, the cable was held down by adhesive in 2 locations. A slight upward pull was able to detach the cable from the 2 location that had the adhesive. The final part was to lift upwards where the pins mated to the battery. No tools were needed in our case, just a bit of elbow grease. Good luck and thank you for watching our content and subscribing to the channel.

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QNAP TR-004 4 Bay USB Type-C Direct Attached Storage (DAS) with hardware RAID (Diskless)

Personally, I would skip this NAS for a plethora of reasons but two major reasons are: 1. Most if not all NAS hard drives perform at 6Gbps, meaning how much data it can transfer out of the hard drive, according to the spec sheet the internal drive bay (location where you connect the hard drive to the NAS) only works at 3Gbps. You loose 50% in performance of transferring data due to the NAS interface. This is especially important when transferring large files. 2. This only has a USB C interface which means you would have to plug into one computer at a time. If you want to share the storage across multiple computers, you really need to find a NAS with an Ethernet interface. Yes, there are ways to share the storage with multiple computers by just the USB C interface but it's more cumbersome as apposed to using Ethernet for file sharing. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching our content and supporting the channel!

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