Kofi P.

ok but have you checked whether teh controller firmware is up to date?

get the hardware ID: Device Manager right click the device Properties Details Hardware Ids, the VEN xxxx part is the vendor and DEV xxxx is teh device. That pair identifies teh chip precisely. fingers crossed 🤞

@sfischer 20 works on paper, not in real life. reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets

is web history even worth bothering with or should i just leave it

been there man update the controller first: on the console go to Settings Accessories Controllers (General) Wireless Controller Device Software with the controller connected by USB. firmware wont fix worn hardware, but it rules out…

ahh classic try turning off teh cable first, fixed it for me lmk how it goes

wait what if you regularly edit 6K RAW clips, a GPU with more VRAM really is the long term fix, workarounds help, but they slow u down. idk maybe im wrong lol

oof page cache from file i/O counts toward the cgroup too, though reclaimable cache is normally freed before an OOM. If the app writes lots of files or uses tmpfs/emptyDir with medium: Memory, those bytes count against the limit. hope…

do you prefer higher FPS or better visuals?? printer saw i was in a hurry and chose violence

wait what sometimes its purely teh 1080p TV from a few years ago. A firmware update on teh TV or receiver side can drop audio until teh EDID is renegotiated. but hey ymmv

hmmmm quick q which version are you on? ?

hmmm gibberish usually means teh driver is sending a language teh printer doesnt understand (e.g. PostScript to a PCL only printer, or a wrong mdoels PCL). In Printer properties Advanced , check teh driver name and switch to the crorect…

for me it was the cache. swapped it and boom, fixed fingers crossed 🤞

oh ive been there lol came here to say exactly this hope that helps :)

make suree teh install media is recent 😅 older media may lack drivers for newer controllers; the Media Creation Tool makes current media.