what bios settings did you use ?

Well done ,Thank you very much ! worked like a charm on stream 14-ax030ca w/ m.2 nvme + adapter also tried on 13-c110ca but ran into hardware issues using mSata drive with adapter being too big to fit in bay ....BUT, never give up, am I right? Hate seeing these machines heading to landfill...thats Apple territory LOL ! Thank you again for your considerable effort !

Thank you for the video😀very helpful . Keep up the good work

Im trying this. At first it worked perfectly but it said on my hp stream that it wasnt authenticated. So i formated the usb and tried everything again and now it says duet and refind is corupt and it wont let me put them on the usb. I think its a lost cause for me. I keep getting stuck.

The app is $9, there's a free trial version.

Thank you for the video. Do I need to update bios to a specific version prior to doing the hardware install? I saw one video on an older steam that it won't recognize the adapter for the ssd if bios is not correct.

Great video keep it up.

omfg, watching you try to plug connectors and cables is like watching a baby trying to find its own mouth with a spoon... jesus man that was kinda frustrating lol

thank you , and for rising your concerns about the durability of the device for a use like this :)

does it work with computer hdmi output ? to connect a tablet/phone as a secondary screen ? i know there is a usb connectivity solution for this, but from usb to usb , not usb to hdmi .

Had to chuckle about plugging in the USB at the 2:00 minute mark. It looked like the old USB connection fails... Try once (wrong direction), flip the plug once (still wrong direction), flip it back and it plugs right in. Happens all the time with USB plugs. :) Upon a closer review of the video, it was just the angle of the plug on the first attempt.

Like d2sports ❤

I picked up one of those USB capture devices, the main problem I found was no stereo audio. However I never thought of using them to give me a HDMI monitor, increasingly needed these days with Raspberry pi's and other 'trinkets'

Very interesting find! I've got all manner of old gadgets lying around that I love finding new uses for. I also think it's interesting that your Lenovo tablet appears to be a lot snappier than my identical Lenovo tablet. And an interesting accidental find on MY part: having previous to this, watched another video on 2X speed, I forgot to change back to normal speed, and at 2X you sound virtually identical to Art Bell on the old Coast to Coast. 🤣🤣🤣 I enjoyed the video!

Awesome

What is the model of the LG DVD?

Of course it works, you are using a pen which emits an electric field (=active stylus) on a screen which registers distortions in it's own electric field (=capacitive screen). What this means is that any capacitive screen will get the same input from the pen as from your fingers(which also distort the electric field of the screen). The advantage of an active pen is that you get palm rejection on devices with an active digitizer because the active digitizer can differentiate between the weaker electric field from your fingers and the stronger electric field from the pen. When people say that an active stylus doesn't work with phones, etc. they probably mean that it can't use the palm rejection feature(for which an active stylus is designed). So technically you are correct(it does something) but practically they are also correct(it doesn't do the thing for which people buy an active stylus). EDIT: Yours isn't an active stylus. It seems more like a capacitive stylus which can talk via bluetooth to your devices to tell how much pressure you are putting on the pen, etc. The way that it works(registering of touches on the screen) is still the same as with how your fingers interact with a capacitive screen. A capacitive stylus has a tip, mostly made from rubber, which is able to move charges and thus distort the electric field on a capacitive touchscreen exactly like your finger does. A big drawback of this stylus versus an active one(on an active digitizer) is that a bluetooth stylus indeed has to have apps written for them and the palm rejection will only work when the pen touches the screen.

Which model?

does it have palm rejection & Pressure sensitivity??

Heh Are you using windows 10 there? Do you have some problem with the driver when upgrade to windows 10 ? It support both 32bit and 64bit or just 32bit? Thz you.

can you install games (GTA 5 pc disc) using the DVD drive?

Hello, I have two questions to ask yourself: 1) What do you call the write apps that use in the video, is installed on the Lumia 640 and 650 xl? 2) I have a Lumia 640. Do you think that the pen will work equally on this smartphone?

Boss, 3 questions for you? 1. Does this stylus work with one note program? 2. Does this stylus work with nokia 1520? you initially said yes and then said no. 3. What is the name of music in the background? Thanks

so if i have a pc game disk i can play it

so if i do this i can download any game to my usb and then play it on here

hi...can i use it for making notes on my acer iconia W3?? can it write a bit smaller on the tab?? does it have palm rejection?? thanks!

Doesn't seem to have pressure sensitivity and lags a lot.

Dear Barry, thanks for the review. Could you please confirm or deny whether active stylus touch is interpreted by Windows as a mouse click? I'm using a conventional adonit jot capacitive stylus with my dell xps 15 machine and it's virtually impossible to get away without switching back to using a trackpad to click certain UI elements of some apps or programs. Prime example would be google maps. You just can't take advantage of its entire functionality by touching your screen with your finger or a capacitive stylus. It just won't put a marker unless you click it with a mouse. I've found some information that active bluetooth stylus touches are interpreted similar to mouse clicks. Is that true from your experience? Thanks

So, does this stylus work for the Lumia 1520 using Windows 10 Mobile?

I think i may have found a solution to playing dvd's there is a K-Lite media player in the windows store now its not free but it runs $9.99 and it plays the vob format so that would solve the problem or you could just convert it to an MP 4 format or an AVI format and put it on a flash drive or a msdc

try using media player sky app

Can you burn files from it?

So I try to install the drivers, I looked and it's a 32 bit 8.1 version that I need to install for my printer but I just keep getting a message that says "the app that you are trying to run is not supported on this version of windows" help?

Nice video