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I have the Asus BT500 recommended bluetooth USB dongle because my onboard bluetooth was able to connect but didn't show up in the Bluetooth Connection Quality section of the app. Anyway the Asus is able to detect the two controllers but always gives exactly 59 connection quality while being unable to track, UNLESS I only connect 1 controller where it will give it a varying very good connection which frequently goes all the way up to 100. I updated the drivers to both different versions (new and old), tried different USB ports and extender dongles, disabled onboard bluetooth, and tried to follow the PlayStation website guide all to no avail. Also worth noting that my motherboard has exclusive

App worked fine for half a year on Android (latest version, S24U). However, I updated the app today and now it instantly crashes (without evening opening fully) whenever I open it. Clearing the cache, restarting phone, and reinstalling the app has done nothing. Android provides unusual error message regarding a supposed bug.

Any help or solidarity is appreciated! 😥🙏🏽

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I'm a community college student who hopes to move into IT Technician, Systems Admin, or Network Admin roles. I understand certificates mainly matter and college isn't required, but I enjoy education and would prefer to have a BA than not. I'm currently on track to transfer into a Comp Sci program at a University of California (UCI, UCR, or UCSC), but I'm realizing this is probably not the most useful degree type for IT/Admin work.

Basically, I'm wondering if Technology and Information Management B.S. at UCSC is a good degree fit for me, or if it's too focused on management and business to be relevant? Frankly, I'm a little confused by the half dozen variations on IT majors, particularl

I do a lot of sim racing and VR really changes the experience for me, I currently have a quest + Link setup which I hate, the resolution, the comfort, the fov. Anyway suffice it to say I have been looking for a better HMD, the only thing I require is inside out tracking (due to my living situation) so baring that in the G2 seems like a godsend. There is only one problem, I have never used a WMR device before so I have no idea how the compatibility works. Some games that I require VR for like Project Cars 2 say that they support it, however others like Dirt Rally 2.0, Assetto Corsa, and from what I can gather Project Cars 3 (on launch at least) don't show WMR as supported. Would this be like

Man, CDPR has a weird measure of a couple weeks...

I am planning on building a PC and I have no idea for the life of me how to figure out if I have enough RAM clearance, any help is appreciated. My mb is a MSI Z390-A Pro Atx LGA1151 with a Noctua NH-U12S 55 cooler and 2 sticks of G.Skill Ripjaws V 16 GB (2 x 8) DDR4-3600.

Hi, first off let me just say what I'm using at the moment, its a Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum and it has always done what I wanted which is: having a decent mic, being wireless and having tolerable audio quality.

Anyway, when I started shopping around for a new headset with the same basic qualities but significantly better I kept running into the Arctis 7 and after a few Google's I think I'm satisfied. However, I have a few questions. 1st question: I heard its audio was flatter than expected, is that true, if so how true? 2nd question (and please be genuine with the answer): does it hurt after prolonged use, if so after how much time does it hurt, if so significant pain or more of an itc