Hello @mdotty, to create windows 10/11 bootable USB you need to first download the tool from Microsoft click for which one you need Windows 10, Windows 11. Also note the process is almost identical for both OS. When you get to the page, click "Download Now" and download the "Media Creation Tool" At this point you want a 8GB+ USB drive. Plug in your drive and open the software, allow admin level access (if prompted), wait for it to get ready, accept the notices and license terms, chose desired settings, click USB flash drive, select your drive (IT WILL WIPE IT), and wait. With the install media created you want to unplug, and bring the drive to your Lenovo (or reboot it if your using it to create the media) and plug it in. Now your going to shut of the laptop, and turn it back off and then turn it on, press F12 when the ThinkPad logo appears. Now select your boot device and go through the setup process.

Hello Kami, I just had a couple of ideas you might want to try. If I understand correct your monitor will enter sleep and then you have to reboot your PC, but you can see it from remote desktop. The first thing I would do would be to try a different port on your graphics card, different cable, different input on your monitor (if you have multiple), different monitor (if you have an extra). I would also maybe check for new drivers from Nvidia. However if your using DisplayPort, I would check the cable first; as the cable could be losing connection, which would explain why remote desktop can see it, and the reason you would have to reboot is because DisplayPort is not hotswap. I hope this helps you out, have a nice day!

Hope this teardown helps, good luck and if you need help finding any replacement parts just comment back on this post and I will try my best to help. https://www.microcontrollertips.com/tear...-the-new-roku-ultra/ Update (02/03/2023): However it does not look like you can replace much inside of your roku device

I could not find any places to buy, but I found a YouTube channel with a repair guide and he said he got an original (used) replacement off of AliExpress, I would do some searching around or send it into Garmin. I hope that you can find a fix good luck.

To disable voicemail on a ZTE phone, you will need to contact your service provider or follow these steps: (1) Go to the phone app (2) Tap on the three dots in the top right corner and select "Settings" (3) Select "Voicemail" (4) Disable the "Voicemail" toggle switch or follow the steps provided to disable voicemail for your specific service provider. Note that disabling voicemail may cause calls to go directly to a busy signal or be forwarded to another number, depending on your service provider's policies. This is what I found, I hope you can get that fixed soon

The SteelSeries Stratus Duo is designed to provide haptic feedback (vibration) during gameplay on compatible devices. If your controller isn't vibrating, it could be due to a hardware or software issue. Maybe try some of this (1) Check the software: Make sure you have the latest firmware installed on your controller and that the device you're using it with is compatible. (2) Check the settings: Check the settings on the device you're using the controller with to ensure that vibration is enabled. (3) Try a different device: If the controller isn't vibrating on one device, try using it with another device to see if the issue is specific to that device. Good Luck!

Here are some steps you can try to troubleshoot the hardware issues you're facing with your Motorola Moto G 5G Plus: (1) Power button: If your power button is not working, try a soft reset by holding down the volume down button and the power button until the device vibrates. If this doesn't work, try connecting your device to a power source and holding down the volume down button for 10-15 seconds. (2) Touchscreen: If your touchscreen is unstable, try a soft reset or restarting the device. If this doesn't resolve the issue, you may need to perform a factory reset or take the device to a professional for repair. If you are unable to resolve the issue on your own, I would suggest contacting the manufacturer or a licensed repair service for assistance. If you are not confident doing any of this I would suggest going strait to a shop. Best of luck!

It is possible that the microphone was damaged during the water exposure even though the earbuds are being rated as water-resistant. While IP68 water-resistance can protect against water damage to a certain extent, but it doesn't guarantee that the device will be completely immune to water damage. In this case, you could try reaching out to Samsung support to see if they offer any warranty or repair options. If not, you may need to consider purchasing a new pair of earbuds. I'm really sorry to hear this because these devices are not cheap, but best of luck!

I have little experience with Samsung phones, but here are some things to try: (1) Reseat the connector (2) If you still have the old battery unplug (but don't remove) the new one and plug the old one in and just set it on top of the new one then try to power the phone on (3) Check for damaged pins on the female and male screen connectors (4) Check for a damaged screen You did say it worked for a little, and the Samsung logo appears so I'm thinking maybe some anti-repair method triggered or something with the software could be messed up. Maybe try booting in to safe mode using the following steps: (1) Turn off the device. (2) Turn it on by pressing and holding the power button. (3) Once the Samsung logo appears, immediately release the power button and then press and hold the volume down button. (4) Continue holding the volume down button until the device finishes restarting. (5) Safe mode will be displayed in the bottom left corner of the screen. In Safe Mode, only the pre-installed apps will be...

This defiantly does not cover all you asked about but Crucial has a tool you can download and it will scan your hardware and bring you back to crucial page and tell you what's compatible. Also you can manually put in the info and this is what I found: You have maxed out officially available RAM in your system, but if it can support 4 gigs you have single channel memory, but I could not find the DDR type or if its soldered but you can get storage upgrades, and of you do that you can take a look at the RAM situation then, you can see compatible storage options here: https://www.crucial.com/compatible-upgrade-for/asus/w2w#ssd Also maybe consider is it better to just replace the laptop, whatever you do I hope you can get it up and running