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Just give it a few more tries. Sometimes it takes one attempt and two minutes and sometimes a bunch of attempts and up to 40 minutes.

Totally agree!

If it's a brand new console that is still has warranty I'd ask for a replacement. If that console doesn't have warranty then I'd replace thermal paste and thermal putty. I have a video on how to do that.

Of course. The creation of the bootable drive is not gonna affect the PC you're creating it on.

Not sure what you mean by "allow apps". You have to block not allow. Also go to the Control Panel -> Programs and Features and ensure that "Adobe Genuine Software Integrity Service" is not listed. If it is present, remove it.

@@ElectronicsComputers i mean the built in anti virus on the windows 10 , by the way i already check on control panel and there is no "Adobe Genuine Software Integrity Service" listed.

@@freetousevlog9162 That's weird... Are you using a standalone Adobe software or it's just a trial version downloaded from the official website or a cracked one?

@@ElectronicsComputers this is cracked version i guess, i downloaded it on INTO PC ,

Great job! I'm happy to help you.

Sometimes it takes one attempt and two minutes and sometimes a bunch of attempts and up to 40 minutes.

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You'll never damage replacing a RAM module or an SSD just because the battery is still plugged in. It's a good practice to disconnect it only just in case you do something wrong. Like I mentioned in the video, if you're unsure of your skills or don't know what you're doing, then disconnect the battery. This is crucial because if you drop a screw on the board or if your screwdriver slips, you can easily short circuit something. I work with this type of stuff daily, so for such upgrades, I usually never disconnect the battery. Another reason I avoid disconnecting it is because it will reset the BIOS to default settings, and I don't know what custom settings the customers may have applied. In your case, it appears some pins were bent in the connector, which is why you can't fully insert it. What you need to do now is fully remove the motherboard so you can see the inside of the connector, and then use very thin tweezers or something similar to carefully straighten the pins. However, under no circumstances should you use the connector while it's partially inserted. A huge current flows through those pins during charging, which can easily melt the faulty connector and damage the motherboard. If you need more help, I will be happy to assist you.

@@ElectronicsComputers I am extremely grateful for taking your time to write such a detailed response ❤ I can’t describe in words how much time you may have saved me and how helpful your reply to me is. I am glad to hear that RAM or SSD won’t get damaged during the upgrade if I don’t disconnect the battery cable. I have upgraded RAMs and SSDs in my old laptops without disconnecting the battery, but I was doing it for the first time for my Dell XPS. Since the Dell has a warning on the battery that says “Disconnect the battery before accessing any parts or devices”, I was worried about it. I also read two posts from other users that they have upgraded the SSDs and the laptop no longer was booting up and someone mentioned in the comments, that they may have accidentally short circuited the laptop. Because of this, I decided to disconnect the battery cable just to be on the safe side. I am confirming that I am confident in my skills and there’s minimal chance that I will accidentally slip the screwdriver or I may accidentally drop the screw on the motherboard. Luckily, I have a laptop screwdriver set. The screwdriver has a magnetic finish and the screw attaches to it once you remove them, so the chances of falling it off accidentally is almost minimal. I’ve never accidentally dropped the screw on the motherboard, or touched the screwdrivers on other parts of the laptop, so based your response, in the future, if I want to upgrade the RAM and SSD on my Dell XPS, I have to keep the cable connected and upgrade the RAM and SSD without worrying about damaging the laptop. Thanks for letting me know that the pins may got bent and that’s why the cable no longer connects to the socket. From what I saw from the naked eye, the pins seemed to be aligned correctly. I will disassemble the laptop in a few hours again and will take a closer look at the pins with a magnifying glass. I am happy to say that I have a small tweezer for the laptop, so hopefully, I will be able to correct the pins and connect the cable myself. Thank you so much for letting me know that I should never partially insert the cable to the socket and it needs to be fully connected, otherwise, it may melt when charging the battery. I want to thank you again for the detailed response. You absolutely made my day ❤

@@bekamarsagishvili7957 I'm happy to help, as always! If the pins are perfectly straight, then maybe something got inside the connector. Also, check the battery side connector; you can use a needle to check each hole. There are some small metal contacts that sometimes can be bent. I'm pretty sure you'll fix it. It's a very good laptop and nicely built.

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Yea, it's a very simple and cool option for an emergency situation.

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Watch my another video with slightly different method: ruclips.net/video/Z4f-th1Z-v4/видео.html

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Thank you for the comment!

I'm happy to help!

Thank you for the comment! On Ali you can buy Gelid thermal pads, which have even higher thermal conductivity than Grizzly: alii.pub/6y2let

Bueno, la única opción para solucionar este problema es instalar actualizaciones sin conexión. ¿Estás seguro de que no hay opción para omitir el inicio de sesión y la conexión a internet durante ese proceso? Si conectar a una red es obligatorio, entonces tienes que buscar en internet una versión antigua del archivo OSU1 que no requiera conexión a internet durante la instalación de la actualización.

@@ElectronicsComputers la verdad llega hasta indentifique el ssid después de allí arroja el error El error x8B050084 0x00000000 0x00000201 en la Xbox amigo

@@ElectronicsComputers y si seguro baje la actualización y lo hice sin conexión a internet y no lee ninguna red inalámbrica y salta indentifique ssid

@@ElectronicsComputers como podría encontrar esa actualización mas antigua ?

Instead of all those commands type: control userpasswords2 and press the enter key. In appeared window select your account and click reset password button.

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I use HWInfo: www.hwinfo.com/ software or Aida64. You can watch the same video for M.2 2280 SSDs to see how it works.

If in order to install office you use just a one executable file, then it's not gonna work. If it's an ISO file or folder/folders with a bunch of files and executable one, then it will work.

Any time

Good for you :)

You can do it!

@@ElectronicsComputers thanks yo ^_^ worked like a charm, hinges are fixed! ..although I superglued the power-button during the fix D: (raaaage!)

Thank you for the comment!

Why it wouldn't work? Of course it does work. If nothing done, once the grace period is over, that app will be completely deactivated.

@@ElectronicsComputers Got it, thanks for the tutorial

@@EternalBeauty5 Also, go to the Control Panel -> Programs and Features and ensure that "Adobe Genuine Software Integrity Service" is not listed. If it is present, remove it.

Yes, if you're not earning money from arm wrestling, it's not even worth trying.

@@ElectronicsComputershow’s your arm now bro?

@@ElectronicsComputersany issues after plate installation ? And which plate is in your arm? Or is it still in your arm or dr removed it?

Its been 2 weeks but I can’t fully lift my wrist 🥲

In my humerus dr installed titanium plates are they safe ? For long term or forever?

Thanks again!

I wouldn't expect high performance from M.2 2230 SSDs. They have a tiny controller chip that generates a lot of heat, which is hard to cool down with that passive cooling system. These SSDs start to experience thermal throttling within 10-20 seconds under load. Check out my latest video. And unfortunately, these SSDs don't last long. We have a pile of Series S|X in my repair shop with dead SSDs, and of course, they are not fixable and will go to donor parts. So, the performance remains the same, but you get more space with that upgrade.

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Unfortunately, such adapters don't exist for NVMe SSDs and most likely never will.

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So, I presume you bought a used console, right? If so, I'd start by checking the health of the SSD. Connect it to a desktop computer, or a laptop if it has two M.2 slots, and check the SSD's SMART status. If it’s bad, you should immediately back up the first boot partition of the SSD. I have a video on how to do that and how to replace the drive. If that partition gets damaged, the console becomes unfixable. If the SMART status of the drive is good, I'd start checking some key points on the motherboard, but it's hard to explain in a message. So start with the SSD.

Also, the PS5 uses high-performing and long-lasting M.2 2280 SSDs, unlike the cheaper M.2 2230 stuff that is slow and don't last long. Moreover, upgrading those is really a nightmare.

Thanks

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You are most welcome