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I recently picked up an SCPH-39001 and official Sony network adapter. I installed the SATA converter and a 480GB SSD formatted to exFAT. FMCB is running 1966 and OPL is 1.2.0.6. My problem is that the games list only registers about 25% of the time, and when it does, if I scroll too fast or accidentally hit D-left or D-right, it will wipe out the list of games and refresh does nothing. When I go into the file browser, HDD0 and MASS are both showing 0 files/folders.

I don't know if this is caused by the software, the adapter, or the console itself.

I'm trying to save this Vostro (not Latitude) 5590 from the scrap pile. It works great except half the keys don't register on a single press. They have to be held down to register. Some are intermittent and some are repeatable. I've already tried reseating the ribbon cable, but short of replacing the entire keyboard/lower frame, is there anything else to try? I'm debating on trying to spray some contact cleaner under the keys to see if maybe something got spilled.

I've had my SuperCard SD for a little over a month, running SuperFW 0.18. It runs fine in my fat DS, but I just picked up a GBA and roms won't run. They load about halfway and error out.

I tried flashing to 0.20 but get a bad checksum error on both systems. I know the SuperCard isn't the best, but I'm hoping I didn't get a dud.

I've had my 7s for about 7-8 years now. Had a few hiccups caused by older versions of SSE, but they've been running flawlessly since the change to GG. Recently replaced the strap and cups because I didn't see a point in upgrading.

This weekend I jumped on a Discord call and all of a sudden they started randomly disconnecting/reconnecting (beeping and dropping audio/voice). Red light was on so I just assumed they were low and charged them. Afterwards I tried them again and they still kept doing the same thing. I'm wondering if this was caused by an update to GG because I remember and old version of SSE doing the same thing years ago. No matter what I do (game, Youtube, etc) it will beep and

I just modded my Switch (unpatched) yesterday, so everything is up to date. This morning I tried to install Tinfoil and after copying the switch folder to the microSD, Hekate gets stuck on the loading screen after trying to boot to emuMMC

I've been using SignalRGB for about a year to control my mobo, RAM, and GPU. Now that I upgraded from a HAF912 to an H6 Flow, I plan to throw in some RGB fans. Nollie and Airgoo are the two I see recommended the most, but I'm looking for opinions from those who have used either or both. Going with the 16 ports because I'm looking at at least 8 individually controlled fans and want room to expand (RGB strips, cooler, etc). So far here are the pros and cons I've found for each:

Nollie16 ($28 on AliExpress)

Pros:

• 256 LEDs per channel
• Better power delivery
• Cheaper initial cost

Cons:

• Molex power (I don't think my current PSU has a molex cable, so I'll need two adapters, which negates

Backstory: I bought a New 3DS XL to replace my original 3DS. I forgot to do a system transfer before modding it. When I did the system transfer, it failed after 6 hours because I tried to send all the data from the old SD over wifi. The second time around I skipped that part and just did the system data. After the system transfer, any time I tried to launch an app I get a Luma error. I try to run the setup scripts from the wiki again but GM9 can't find any scripts. I check the card and the files are there.

Troubleshooting: I had all my data backed up and was getting read errors when I plugged the SD into the pc, so I reformatted my 128gb card (exFAT, 64k clusters) using FAT32 GUI Formatter

Motherboard: MSI B550 Gaming Edge Wifi

Current NVME: 2x 1TB Gen 3 (Crucial & ADATA)

Complete Build

I'm upgrading one of my 1TB drives to a 4TB Patriot P400 V4 because I'm running out of space and its only a few bucks more than a 4TB SSD. The board only has 1 Gen 4 slot, so I might as well put the Gen 4 drive there. The real question is, do I use the faster, larger Gen 4 drive just for storage, or as a boot & storage drive. I know rule of thumb is to have your smaller drive for the OS and essential programs, but with the Gen 4 speed difference, does it even matter at this point?

While the PC was built for gaming, I have a lot of media and other sof

I recently dug out my old consoles and picked up one of those composite to HDMI adapters, and of course ran into the issue that it won't play most of my games because they're in 240p. From the research I did, the Retroscaler2X seems to be the cheapest option, but it looks like the aspect ratio is controlled by the TV and not from the device itself. My problem is that I only have a PC monitor right now (with HDMI) and I don't have a way to test it to see if it can force the signal into 4:3. I see that the RetrotinkX5 has a 4:3 option, but thats way out of my price range.

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GROUND ASSAULT RELEASE

After many months of work by HotAC luminaries Shaun Tiernan, Justin Gan, and of course Josh Derksen, the Ground Assault expansion to Heroes of the Aturi Cluster is available for download! For those of you who have always pined for the ability to slam a Proton Torpedo into the side of an AT-AT, dive into a canyon to avoid enemy fire, drop bombs atop sprinting AT-ST scout walkers, or control Snowspeeders in defense of a Rebel ground base, this is the expansion for you.

The core rules and mechanics are designed to be flexible enough that anyone can use them to create their own missi

Multiplayer works fine, GTAV through Steam works fine, but when I load it from FiveM I get stuck on the loading screen (with the characters) and what should be the loading icon is just a spinning square.

No integrated graphics, so thats not the issue, files have been verified via Steam.