killiangray

Hey everyone,

I'm not sure if this kind of post is frowned on here or not. Please let me know if it is!

I've got a 2011 Ford Fiesta (manual trans., about 95,000 miles) that recently started randomly stalling out at red lights, stop signs, etc. A few years ago I was experiencing similar symptoms, and I took it to the dealer and they replaced the throttle body, and that seemed to fix it - but just recently it started randomly stalling again.

So yesterday I took it back to the dealer, thinking they would tell me they needed to do the same repair (replace the throttle body), but this time they're saying that it needs to have the PCV oil separator and intake manifold gaskets replaced. They sai

Has anyone else had this happen? I turned on my Xbox Controller (a fairly new one) and plugged in my headset, and for some reason the controller isn't registering that a headset is plugged in. I know it's not the headset itself because it works just fine in my other controllers.

I tried all the obvious troubleshooting things (hard resetting the Xbox, turning the controller on/off, taking the batteries out, etc.) I even cut the top off of a q-tip and gently cleaned the inside of the 3.5mm jack, in case one of the contacts had gotten dusty. Still nothing.

Anyone have any experience with this? Is there something I can do to fix it, or did the controller just break out of nowhere?

Hey there r/xboxone,

I had a question -- I just bought a new soundbar, and I'm experiencing a bit of minor audio delay with games on my One X. I've got an Xbox One X, a TCL P-Series TV and the soundbar is a Vizio 5.1 system (SB3651-E6, in case anyone's curious.) I connected the soundbar using HDMI-ARC.

Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a setting that I could tweak to help alleviate the delay? I only really noticed it after I plugged in headphones (and realized that there was an echo from the audio in the headphones/my speakers), and now it's slightly bugging me.

Any expertise / input / help would be much appreciated!

Tried to play Uno couch co-op (2v2) with my girlfriend tonight, and it was a massive failure. Does anyone know how to do this? I added the second controller as a guest, etc., but the game refused to actually recognize that a second controller was connected, even though the on-screen text says you can play with two people.

It's really infuriating that it's so complicated to play goddamn Uno with two players on the Xbox... It's dead simple on the Switch, FWIW.

It's really pretty incredible-- it'll easily last me two days without charging. I go to the gym for an hour, listen to Spotify the entire time, come home and it's still at 99%. If all you wanted from a new iPhone was better battery life, then your prayers have been answered... This thing is a beast.