moby561

Hello,

Currently, we have 2 cats and 4 litter boxes. Each cat sleeps in a different room, and each of those rooms has a litter box. In the living room and common area, there are 2 litter boxes, only 6 feet apart. We are planning to get an automatic litter box and replace one of the living room boxes with it. After we introduce them to it and (hopefully) get them used to it, we would like to remove the uncovered litter box. Any advice to cause the least amount of accidents?

Hi,

After some recent frustrations with Windows instability and nonstop BSOD, I installed Pop OS. The installation process was relatively painless, but I cannot stay connected to the internet. I tried to look through the subreddit for advice but I didn't find anything relevant.

On boot, the internet will work for a few minutes but then just cut out, sometimes giving me a connection failed notification. In the settings, both Wi-Fi and LAN will still show connected, sometimes showing the little loading logo, but other than that, there is no real indication as to why it's not working. The Internet is working; no other device in the house is suffering any issues. And every time I reset the com

So the backstory: I have an RGB controller that needs to be plugged into a USB 2.0 header. I have an ITX board with only one USB 2.0 header that worked fine for years, but then the original RGB controller crapped itself out, and it seems during that process, the header also was damaged with it. So while my warrantied controller seems to be working, I cannot detect it in software. I thought it was probably just the new controller being bad, but I connected an older Lighting Node Pro, and that too was not detected (nothing was connected to the node, but in my past experiences, that didn't matter to be detected in iCue), which makes me think the header is dead. Normally an ATX mb would have ext

So the backstory: I have an RGB controller that needs to be plugged into a USB 2.0 header. I have an ITX board with only one USB 2.0 header that worked fine for years, but then the original RGB controller crapped itself out, and it seems during that process, the header also was damaged with it. So while my warrantied controller seems to be working, I cannot detect it in software. I thought it was probably just the new controller being bad, but I connected an older Lighting Node Pro, and that too was not detected (nothing was connected to the node, but in my past experiences, that didn't matter to be detected in iCue), which makes me think the header is dead. Normally an ATX mb would have ext

So the backstory: I have an RGB controller that needs to be plugged into a USB 2.0 header. I have an ITX board with only one USB 2.0 header that worked fine for years, but then the original RGB controller crapped itself out, and it seems during that process, the header also was damaged with it. So while my warrantied controller seems to be working, I cannot detect it in software. I thought it was probably just the new controller being bad, but I connected an older Lighting Node Pro, and that too was not detected (nothing was connected to the node, but in my past experiences, that didn't matter to be detected in iCue), which makes me think the header is dead. Normally an ATX mb would have ext

So the backstory: I have an RGB controller that needs to be plugged into a USB 2.0 header. I have an ITX board with only one USB 2.0 header that worked fine for years, but then the original RGB controller crapped itself out, and it seems during that process, the header also was damaged with it. So while my warrantied controller seems to be working, I cannot detect it in software. I thought it was probably just the new controller being bad, but I connected an older Lighting Node Pro, and that too was not detected (nothing was connected to the node, but in my past experiences, that didn't matter to be detected in iCue), which makes me think the header is dead. Normally an ATX mb would have ext

Hello, I am looking for a suggestion for a good hardware monitor program to try and see if there’s anything abnormal happening when my brother’s new PC randomly turns off.

Below is the PC part picker for my brother’s new build. I can’t figure why it keeps randomly shutting off and it’s interrupting the windows install. The GPU have a separate power cable for the 8 pin and 6 pin. I haven’t been able to install windows yet to check temps. Been stuck here for hours tryna figure it out. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jNz86r

Below is the PC part picker for my brother’s new build. I can’t figure why it keeps randomly shutting off and it’s interrupting the windows install. The GPU have a separate power cable for the 8 pin and 6 pin. I haven’t been able to install windows yet to check temps. Been stuck here for hours tryna figure it out. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jNz86r