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Thank you alessio casula for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. From what I know, it isn't possible because one of the compatibility requirements for the operating system is dependent on the CPU inside the computer and I believe that the Asus T100TA is a 32bit processor (I no longer so I'm not able to check)

Thank you MegaLazydaisy for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment and question. The battery in my WTE WF720 wireless home phone adapter still works. I haven't tested to see how long it lasts but the battery lasted on "standby" during a power failure that lasted about 3 hours. I wasn't actively using the phone during those 3 hours. Rechargeable batteries normally have a usable lifespan of around 5 years especially if they are constantly plugged in and charging. I've had my WTE WF720 longer than 5 years but I'm sure that the battery no longer lasts as long as it did when I originally had it (but I haven't tested it). I hope that you get your battery soon.

Thank you ggukseuphoria for taking the time to watch my video and post your question. As I don't have a D5500 and I've only owned a Nikon D5100, D5300, and D5600, I can't give you a definite answer but I would assume that it will work for most features as they take/use the same type of battery EN-EL14 or EN-EL14A and the battery is in the same location on their D5x00 series of cameras. When I sold my Nikon D5100, I kept the battery grip and I used it in my Nikon D5300 and then later used the same battery grip for my Nikon D5600. That being said, there are certain features in one of my older battery grips that don't work on my Nikon D5600. This older battery grip allows for the use of AA batteries and when I connect this battery grip to my Nikon D5600, it will accept 2 EN-EL14 batteries, if I try to use the AA battery adapter in the battery grip, the Nikon D5600 gives me an error message about the batteries not being compatible. I've also gotten the same error message on my Nikon D5600 when buying cheaper EN-EL14 batteries that worked in my earlier Nikon cameras without issues. One of my earlier battery grip videos shows this problem. I do have a later version of the battery grip which uses AA batteries which is accepted by my Nikon D5600. One other thing about purchasing or using a battery grip for an earlier Nikon D5x00 series camera is that the size of the battery grip won't fully align to the camera so that the sides of the battery grip are not flush with the camera body. For example, the older battery grip that I had for my Nikon D5100 fits and is usable in my Nikon D5600 but because the Nikon D5600 body is slightly smaller than the Nikon D5100, the sides of the battery are slightly larger than the side of the Nikon D5600 body so it isn't flush. This doesn't bother me but it might bother some people.

Thank you Rajarshi Bag for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. I would say that you *SHOULD* be able to use a battery grip which is advertised as being made for the Nikon D5600 on your Nikon D5300. With the two battery grips that I own, one of them was made for my first Nikon DSLR (Nikon D5100) where I sold my Nikon D5100 but decided to keep the battery grip and I'm using this on my Nikon D5300 as well as sometimes using it on my Nikon D5600 and with my other battery grip, it is advertised as being for the Nikon D5300 and I use it on my Nikon D5600 without any issues. The only problem that I've noticed with one of my battery grips which was made for my older Nikon D5x00 cameras and not for the Nikon D5600 is that this battery grip will take AA batteries as well for my Nikon D5300 but AA batteries will not work in my Nikon D5600 since the battery detection system in the Nikon D5600 detects what it considers non-compatible EN-EL14/EN-EL14A batteries a lot better. What I'm suggesting is if you get a battery grip that only uses EN-EL14/EN-EL14A batteries, it should work without any issues regardless of which Nikon D5x00 it is advertised for whereas if you get a bettery grip that will also use AA batteries, you should probably get a battery grip which is advertised to work with your particular Nikon D5x00 camera or a higher model number. One other thing is that if getting a battery grip which is made for a lower model D5x00 camera than what you are using, because of the slightly smaller sizes of the higher model number D5x00 series of Nikon DSLRs, the battery grip will show a bit of extra spacing and is not flushed with the body of the camera. This didn't bother me so I didn't really care about this and most people won't notice it. I hope this helps. Good luck!

Thank you GULSAR JASSY for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment/question. I'm not sure what your issue could be unless the firmware file was not placed in the proper place or you didn't put the file but also put the folder on your SD card. If the file is not in the root folder of the SD card, the Nikon camera won't detect it and the "update" option won't be there on the camera screen.

Thank you MUSPHY for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. I will say that in theory a battery grip made for the Nikon D5300 *SHOULD* work in a Nikon D3500 as they use the same type of battery and the battery grip for the Nikon D3100 works for the Nikon D5100. That being said, you should probably get a battery grip specific for your camera if at all possible since there will be a size difference between the cameras which will/may make the battery grip not properly fit or the edges of the camera not to be flushed with the edges of the battery grip.

@@lmcjipo6125 thank you for this advice

Thank you Muhammad Suhaib Nazar for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment/question. The device uses the LTE network so will get typical LTE speeds in your area. Whatever you can get on your cellphone with LTE for your cellular service provider, you will likely get the same speeds with this device. For me, I don't have LTE speed from my cellular service provider so I don't know the maximum speed but cellular data speeds are determined by the carrier and reception strength so it can fluctuate and it is not as stable as cable/DSL internet service.

Thank you deeber35 for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment/question. In terms of the battery grips that I own/use with my Nikon D5300 and Nikon D5600 and how the batteries drain when using two EN-EL14 batteries, I believe that they drain at the same time. I believe that the battery grip has the batteries connected in parallel (meaning that the two batteries act like a single battery in terms of voltage but lasts longer). When the low battery indicator shows up on my Nikon camera, I can put each of the batteries in a different battery slot on the battery grip but it won't make that much difference as both batteries won't have a lot of power in them. Based on my experience/usage, my battery grips don't drain/use 1 battery and then use the other battery in the battery grip since when I have a low battery indicator on my camera, both batteries are not fully charged even if I inserted two fully charged batteries into the battery grip.

Thank you Axe Gamer for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment/question. I believe that I purchased this battery grip on either eBay or Amazon (more likely it was Amazon).

Thank you Black Mamba for taking the time to watch my video and post your compliment

Thank you Shatadi for taking the time to watch my video and post your question. Regarding the model number, I had purchased this battery grip when I owned a Nikon D5100 and the model number is MK-D5100 and the battery grip works perfectly in my Nikon D5600. When I sold my Nikon D5100, I decided to keep the battery grip since my Nikon D5300 worked with it. Since this battery grip was manufactured for the Nikon D5100 which is slightly larger than the Nikon D5300 as well as the Nikon D5600, when attaching the battery grip to these DSLRs, you will notice that certain parts are not "flushed" with the sides of the camera. For me, I'm not bothered by this. I don't believe most people would be bothered by it either as long as it works and doesn't cause any obstructions.

@@lmcjipo6125 thank you much sir! The information you provided is very helpful.

Thank you Hunter Schoonover for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment/question. It isn't possible to manually set the shutter speed with this camera. It is a simple point & shoot camera.

Hold the the image button, the one with the triangle in the box

Thank you "M hendri maisyah Zafad" for taking the time to watch my video and post your question/comment. The Nikon D5300 feature described in this video is referring to the ability of this camera to store the geo location of where a particular image was taken in the JPG photo. JPG photos can contain geo location information saved in the EXIF header of the image file. Certain websites and certain photo software have the ability to read this geo location from the EXIF header information of the JPG photo and you will get a map showing you approximately where the photo was taken (or it will show you the latitude and longitude GPS coordinates). This will enable you to have an approximate location of where the picture was taken (assuming that you've enabled this feature on the Nikon D5300 and it "acquired" the GPS satellite signals). I also use the GPS feature of the camera as shown in this video to make sure that the date/time is accurate on the camera before taking pictures. As mentioned in my video, the camera's GPS feature doesn't work indoors. I hope that this answers your question.

Thank you Azlan Asman for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment.

Thank you Bremarcle for taking the time to watch my video and post your question. This device doesn't have surround sound. It is standard stereo. The sound quality is not the best but then again, I'm just using it with my television set in the evening so as long as I can hear what is going on in the television program that I'm watching, I'm fine with it.

Thank you PJ Jones for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment/question. It would depend on why you are updating. At the time that I updated my D5100 to a D5300, I really wanted the built-in GPS. When I then updated from the D5300 to D5600, it was mainly because the D5600 went on sale and I felt that the price was good enough that I could buy it. That being said, I still use my D5300 the majority of the time because of the built-in GPS. The D5600 relies on the GPS of your smartphone. I would say that if you can get a good price on the D5600, you might consider upgrading from your D5100 for the increased resolution (24MP as opposed to 16MP) some additional features like Snapbridge which allows you to wirelessly transfer your photos to your cellphone so that you can more easily post it on social media.

@@lmcjipo6125 Hi again. Just received my battery grip and I love it. Thanx for your direction. I will take on board your recommendation about upgrading from 5100. Cheers and Happy Christmas (should you celebrate it :¬) )

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Thank you ONYEKA BLESSING for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment/question. The connector is ts9 for this device.

Thank you springer 11724 for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. I still use my Samsung Series 5 Chromebook with ChromeOS still on it but because the OS and the Chrome browser on it is very old (ChromeOS version 58.0.3029.140), I don't use it to log into any websites because of the lack of recent security updates so I will only use it for browsing and certain streaming which doesn't require logging into the website (ex: UA-cam). I don't even log into this Chromebook with my own Google account and use it in "Guest" mode. The battery still allows me to use it for over an hour which is great when I'm watching television and just want to check something quickly on the internet. Once it no longer powers on, I throw it away in the electronics recycling depot but until then, it isn't worth much to try to sell it and I still get limited use from it.

Thank you " Mr. Reza" for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. You don't need to extract anything. You only need to make sure that the file is in a folder called NIKON on your SD card.

Thank you Jhym Marchy for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment.

Can u make a video of how to transfer pictures and videos from this camera? It would help me alot:)

Thank you Asma Asa for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. Although I can't recommend any particular manufacturer for the SD memory card for this camera, I generally purchase a "name brand" manufacturer like Lexar, Sandisk, etc. but even then, it is always possible to get mistakenly purchase counterfeit/fake SD memory card. I wouldn't purchase anything above 64GB for this camera.

@@asmaasa9995, in terms of transferring pictures and video from the camera, I have an external SD/SDHC/SDXC card carder and I just take the memory card out of the camera and insert it into the external card reader which I then insert into my computer/laptop and I just copy the picture files and/or the video files from the SD card to the computer/laptop. It is possible to transfer the pictures and video from the camera to the computer by connecting the camera directly to the computer but I generally don't do this as it requires a cable and will also install software onto the computer.

Thank you tyler sinou for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment/question. The SIM card that it uses is a microSIM card. In terms of whether this device will work with a Verizon SIM card, I'm in Canada and not familiar with the Verizon carrier in the US beyond the fact that they only allow certain devices on to use their network (i.e. I don't believe one can take an unlocked AT&T iPhone and use it on Verizon; it must be an iPhone specifically made for the Verizon network).

Thank you tyler sinou for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. It uses a microSIM card and not a nanoSIM card. In terms of whether you can use your phone's SIM card, it will depend on your carrier and whether they allow you to easily swap SIM cards between devices. I'm in Canada and with our carriers, we can generally swap SIM cards between our devices (there are certain exceptions for certain plans). What I mean is that I can take the SIM card which is in my Android phone and stick it into an iPhone (as long as the SIM card size is the same) and I don't need to inform the carrier about this before doing it. They know what device the SIM card is in anyways when the devices registers/connects itself onto their network.

Thank you deneme uyesi for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. I'm not sure how much ampere the device uses as my device won't start up properly after I attempted to update Windows on it.

@@lmcjipo6125 Linux mint 20.2 64 bit is just so good for this now. Fck windows.

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Thank you Greg Lowe for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. I would generally recommend formatting the SD card using the camera's menu system before using it in the camera whether to take pictures or to update the camera's firmware or the A-GPS file in this particular camera.

Thank you Ever J Torres for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. I believe that the device requires an account attached to a SIM card to have hotspot capabilities. If the carrier doesn't allow for hotspot, I don't believe that this device will work with that SIM card. One doesn't need an unlimited data plan with hotspot capabilities. Unlimited data just means not having to track one's usage. Unfortunately, I'm not able to test if this will work on an account without hotspot capabilities since my account does have the ability to hotspot. It also has unlimited data but that's irrelevant. Even if it didn't have unlimited data but had 100 GB of data (or another value), as long as the account is not completely blocked from using hotspot capabilities, you can use it in this device. The only thing is that if your carrier gives unlimited data but only 40 GB of hotspot, you can probably only use 40 GB on this device. If your carrier's plan comes with 40 GB and includes hotspot, you can use it in the device but depending on how your carrier handles overage (charging you extra, cutting off data completely, or throttling you down to 2G speeds), once you reach 40 GB, you will be subject to how your carrier handles data overage.

@@lmcjipo6125 thanks man, was looking into it cause most of the providers where I live at limit to 40-80 Gigs a month

Thank you Abbey Smith for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. Yes, you need to update the firmware of your lens at some point. As mentioned in my video, I generally only update firmware for all my electronic devices if there is an issue with my existing device or the updated firmware contains a feature/fix that I am looking for. I don't update for the sake of updating to have the "latest and greatest". I subscribe to the philosophy, "if it isn't broke, don't attempt to 'fix' it" since you might be introducing additional issues. I can't tell you the number of times that I had software on my computer which was working fine and the software company released an updated version of the software for free and I attempted to update my computer's software only to have the software crash on my computer.

Thank you Mangold for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. It can be configured to access another consumer wireless router so you can offload data (meaning not all connections to the NETGEAR Nighthawk M1 Gigabit LTE Mobile router will use the SIM's cellular data plan). However, I have not used it as a portable WiFi repeater. I purchased a WiFi extender to use with my NETGEAR Nighthawk M1 Gigabit LTE Mobile router given that the range of this router (even when set at maximum) doesn't cover the entire area of my living quarters).

@@lmcjipo6125 oh i see. thanks!

Thank you Dead-End Productions [MTR] for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. I would say that the L120 is not capable of photo burst mode (i.e. it can't take photos in rapid succession like my DSLR). I find my L120 slow when it comes to taking pictures. I haven't timed it but I would say that my Nikon L120 in an indoor setting can take approximately 1 picture every 1 second at camera maximum resolution where my DSLR can take approximately 4 or 5 photos per second in burst mode.

Thank you Mr Karan for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. What TV Settings are you referring to? Are you referring to connecting the camera to a television so you can view images/videos or are you referring to taking videos with the camera.?

Thank you kieran slater for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. This is true but generally Nikon authentic batteries are made by their preferred company to specific standards. Certain other batteries which may work in Nikon cameras might not follow these standards which is why some batteries might produce an error message when they are inserted inside a device/camera which checks for these standards. The same thing can be said for certain ink cartridges and certain ink jet printers.

Thank you Ashok Prajapat for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. Unfortunately I'm not sure what you can do beyond performing a factory recent of the device which may cause different issues given that BlackBerry had decommissioned some of their servers.

Thank you Kenneth Porio for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. The old Chromebook shown in this video still works although it is very sluggish compared with the Chromebook that I now use. Battery life is still great in my old Chromebook as well but since this Chromebook is very sluggish compared with my current Chromebook, I rarely use it except for "emergencies"

Thank you Britney for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. I'm glad that you found my video helpful.

Thank you Flea Market Mixtape for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. If you can't open the file you downloaded by double-clicking on it, it can mean that there is something wrong with the file and you can try to download it again from Nikon's website. If the file was downloaded to your Downloads folder, you will need to go into your Downloads folder and double-click on the file there (or copy it to your Desktop and double-click on it once it's on your Desktop). Everything else should be the same as in my video. If you are not sure how to download a file from the internet or have issues finding the file after it is downloaded, you can ask someone who has downloaded files before on his/her computer to assist you.

@@lmcjipo6125 thanks, i will try it again!

@@lmcjipo6125 im trying it again now.. so far i have it copied to my desktop and it created an update file there. i will try the rest now. thx!

Thank you Skye Chan for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment/question. The flash can only be controlled when using auto mode, certain scene modes, or smart portrait mode. In these modes, the flash can be controlled when the flash is raised up, and you push the up on the multiselector and you will see the options to control the flash. As mentioned, the flash can only be controlled in certain modes.

Thank you Harylaba for taking the time to watch my video and post your question. You can upload videos taken with this camera to UA-cam but it won't work for live streaming and it is an entirely manual process. By manual process, I mean you use the camera to record your video onto a compatible SD-type card. You then copy the video file from the SD-type card to your computer and make any modifications/editing to it. After you are satisfied with the video file, you then manually upload it into UA-cam. This camera also can't be used as a webcam.

@@lmcjipo6125 Okay. Thank you for your candid explanation. I think I may get it soon. I don't plan on uploading directly to UA-cam without first editing my footage. So, it's going to work for me.

Hai..i.have this camera..Does this camera record audio also when we shoot vidoes? How much long duration video we can shoot in this camera? pls answer..am asking for youtube videos posting

@@Ganntraders, thank you for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment/question. This camera automatically records audio when you are recording video. The duration of the videos will depend on the resolution of the video as well as how much free space you have on your SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card. The maximum resolution for the video recorded with this camera is 720p (30fps).

Thank you Gerry Veerman for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. Hopefully you can find some use for your BlackBerry Playbook. As of today, I'm still using my BlackBerry Playbook and my plan is that I won't be replacing it with a better tablet (Android or iPad) until my Playbook no longer works.

Thank you Susan Saunders for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment.

Is it connecting to snapbridge after update?

@@romaanarora1351, yes after I updated mine, it connected to Snapbridge both with my iPad as well as my Android phone.

@@lmcjipo6125 i am facing issues while connecting it to snapbridge through bluetooth. My phone recognise the device but states pairing failed. This started happening after the update. Can you help?

@Romaan Arora, are you using an Android device or an iOS device? I haven't used my D5600 in over a year due to the pandemic, travel restrictions, and my being busy with my 9 to 5 regular job (which is why I haven't made any recent videos in awhile). I can recheck it my Android device but unfortunately my iOS device stopped working and I haven't purchased a new iOS device (iPhone or iPad) so I can't check it on an iOS device for the time being.

Thank you Mr Karan for taking the time to post your comment and watch my video. Unfortunately, the Coolpix L120 doesn't have bluetooth (nor does is it WiFi capable). It is a very basic point and shoot camera with a very good zoom lens.

@@lmcjipo6125 Thank you Mr Lmcjipo You Help Me So Much.

Thank you manas hati for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment.

Thank you Yuvraj Thakur for taking the time to watch the video and post your question. Yes, you can/should remove the update file from your card after you've updated the firmware.

Thank you very much for replying 😀😀

Thank you Shoumik Mujtaheed for taking the time to watch my video and post your comment. I'm glad that you found the video helpful. Thanks.