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Hi, thanks for your feedback! I hope you Linux Mint and it will be a smooth transition. I'll try to make more helpful Linux Mint videos in the future. Take care!

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same here, are you facing issues with the PC just freezing just after 5 mins of the windows start up as well?

@@venkateshkadri7496 no,I'm facing an issue in which my desktop screen turns black and the taskbar starts blinking,and when I try to turn on in safe mode,it shows sihost.exe hard error or something like that,I searched it up on youtube and it said to uninstall the latest updates,but just because I can't see this option to delete the updates I can't really fix the problem

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@@PulsarTECH yeah, you rock dude. Also fun, this issue came back the next day and the trick no longer works. My guess is it’s something BIOS related, since it turns on and never posts. Really excited to learn how to reflash my BIOS🥲 hopefully this chip is compatible with the tools I’m getting. Never really done this before lol.

After i remove the usb it says squashfs error

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Given LG's exit from the smartphone business, it's highly improbable that the LG G8X will receive official updates to Android 13 or 14.

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Hi, when dealing with Ethernet cables, several factors can affect the network speed. Here are some potential issues and solutions based on your description: Cable Quality: Ensure that you are using a genuine Cat6 cable. Poor quality cables might not support higher speeds. Length: Although Cat6 cables can theoretically support up to 100 meters at 1 Gbps, longer cables can experience signal degradation, especially if the quality is not up to standard. However, 15 to 20 meters should generally be fine if the cable is of good quality. 90-Degree Bends: Bending Ethernet cables at sharp 90-degree angles can cause physical damage to the internal wiring, leading to signal loss or interference. Try to minimize sharp bends and instead use gentle curves. Electromagnetic Interference (EMI): Devices like microwaves, cordless phones, and other electronic devices can cause EMI, which can disrupt the signal in Ethernet cables. Ensure that your Ethernet cable is not running parallel and close to power cables or other electronic devices for long distances. Connectors and Jacks: Ensure that all connectors and jacks are securely connected and of high quality. Faulty connectors can significantly reduce speed. Networking Equipment: Verify that your router, switches, and network interface cards are capable of handling the desired speed and are configured correctly. Hope this will help and thanks for your feedback.

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Hi, maybe the battery is drained completely. Try to charge it! There's no power on/off button as far as I know, it automatically turns on as soon as there is any device or power adapter is connected to any proper port. The button on the side of the power bank is a function button to toggle between different display readings.Hope this helps!

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Thanks for your feedback! I have left a comment under another video about this power bank on my channel. Check it out!

Hi, when keys on your keyboard, including all function keys (F1-F12), stop working, it can be quite problematic, especially when you need to access the BIOS. Some systems allow alternative ways to access BIOS: Windows: Use the Advanced Startup options. Go to Settings > Update & Security > Recovery. Under Advanced startup, click Restart now. After your PC restarts to the Choose an option screen, select Troubleshoot > Advanced options > UEFI Firmware Settings. Click Restart to boot into the BIOS. Hope this helps!

Thanks for the explanation sir! I already fixed everything myself. I just found my old external keyboard hahahah. Hoping your channel grows and you'll help a lot of people!

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@@PulsarTECH lol my pc had to be trolling me I just left it alone for 15 mins or so and it corrected itself. Thank you for the video!

@@almightygo2852 great to hear that. Glad it worked out for you. Have a nice day!

Hi, how do you connect your monitor? Via HDMI or Display port? If you have more than one port, try another port. Were you able to enter BIOS before?

@@PulsarTECH oh sorry. I fixed it. I reset the bios on the motherboard and then I was able to enter the bios and see the screen. From there I was able to boot from the USB and then install Linux mint. Thanks

@@PulsarTECH I did try a lot of stuff. Basically I had to reset the bios on the motherboard and then I had to reset the system twice and then it worked. It was strange. Idk why it didn't work originally. I had windows 10 on it and that was working just not the bios

@@dreamleaf6784 it's very interesting. Wonder why it happened but it's great you've got it worked out well for you. Hope you enjoy Linux!

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Sorry to hear that. Let me know where you find road blocks and I'll try to implement new things in my next videos on Linux topic.

If Balena is failing for some reason, you can Rufus a try. It's also a free piece of software and it seems to work better for some people.

@@PulsarTECH hey thanks for the reply. I tried balena on another pc and I ran into the same thing. So I got an older release of balena from GitHub and got it working!

Hi, try to download from another link. It should download the iso file, not zip.