Which version of Barrier are you using on that client?

@@technologistonthego2377 2.4.0

You're welcome; I appreciate the feedback.

Also, you can purchase a nice gaming backpack. They are designed to port a gaming console (which would be your Mac Mini and power bank in this case), and have room for a monitor (assuming it's a portable monitor). The backpacks have padding to keep the units from damaging each other with contact, and also to avoid fall damage. It will go a long way to safeguard your investment while moving about. The truth is that a Mac Mini outperforms the MacBook Pro or Air models from the same year. There's no comparison. I can render 4k video with ease on the Mac mini, but watch the laptop with the same processor, NVMe, and RAM get hot and take longer to render. I noticed the difference when cloud gaming as well with the experience far more enjoyable on the Mac Mini M1 than my MacBook Pro M1. Long story short, in addition to saving money on a laptop, you will gain a productivity and performance boost going with the Mac Mini. Ease of mobility, increased need of work space, and more complex setup than merely opening a laptop will be the trade-off.

Not so. Getting into recovery mode allows selection to boot off a USB stick. Was that not clear?

@@technologistonthego2377 You left out putting the USB in first position for the boot sequence. You would need to first go to the UEFI to do this action. This would require you to hold the Power button and Volume+ up when powering on to get to this area. Requires a few more steps to complete the process. You are not forcing the usb boot. If your video took these steps the title of the video wouldn't be improperly labeled.

@@MP3Night Duly noted. It's just that sometimes, people do not want the change the boot order. This method, while taking a few more steps, leaves things unmodified. .

What is JDM? If you could post a brief explanation, it might help someone out in a similar situation. Is your car also a Prius?

@technologistonthego2377 - JDM stands for Japanese domestic market. These engines are low mileage engines. In Toronto I paid 3000 CA$ for this.(inclusive of tax and labour) I took a 2014 engine for my 2010 prius. I need a reliable vehicle since I drive 175 km everyday. My car has 422k km. I think I will drive this car for another 100-150 k km

@@sriss1414 Interesting. My mileage varies based on where my assignments are located in the Metro-Atlanta area, but I will regularly finish the day driving 300 km - 500 km; this happens about 6-8 times a month. This 2014 engine you put in your 2010 Prius, was it a Prius engine as well, or just something that was compatible with it?

@technologistonthego2377 - Yes it is a Prius engine. Since Prius Gen3 was from 2010- 2015 so I was asking them 2015 engine but they said they have only 2014 year Prius engine. You are driving more km than me. There is one channel on YT where a guy from Chicago gives his experience with Prius JDM engines. I find these JDM engines more responsive than my earlier engine. The channel on YT is where the guy in Chicago puts JDM engine. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep3HopyppKZjhtEsi=waQb7ngkGMxvb5em

I am glad to hear that. I guess Logitech quality control goofed up a batch of those mice.

Yes, it can. I just did an assignment yesterday for nearly 10 hours using the M2000 featured in this video. I did have to put in on a USB-c charger after about 4-5 hours of use. It gets warm, but never hot. In my case, I actually keep it in a padded zip case for fall protection.

What video capture device are you using? The three simple HDMI to USB-c video input adapters I have all worked with MacOS’ built-in drivers. I’ve not needed any drivers at all. Now, the El Gato capture devices may have compatibility issues and require drivers, but these simple ones do not. Make sure you are using a video “input” or capture device. They look identical to USB-c to HDMI output adapters, but the latter are designed to send out video to a monitor. The input capture variants take a video signal as an input and with software like OBS, they display the output to your Mac’s screen. The make that input video function act like a quasi picture-in-picture or even have the Mac act as though it were a monitor.

Which one? Apple’s or Home Depot’s?

In practice, they overlap. The video might not have made that clear. The monitor crosshairs nicely overlay allowing me a larger target to put on other players.

I will check shortly. Thanks for the utility. Thus far, I actually physically copied data up to the advertise capacity. I don’t take anyone’s word for it. It certainly does have the stated storage. However, if that utility is reliable, that would save a lot of time. I have a 2TB micro SD card coming soon, and would love a utility to report back immediately whether it actually has the storage.

All fake storage cards will allow you to transfer up to the stated capacity (thanks to hacked internal controller chips). The problem is only when you go to access files that were stored earlier, you find they were overwritten by the later files. So unless you had backups on genuine cards you will have lost precious photos or videos forever 😥

@@PartTimeLaowai I should clarify, I copy up to the stated capacity, and then copy it all back. This way I can see the actual write & read throughput while validating the storage capacity.

D-mn straight on that! Nothing records with the ease and quality of QuickTime.

I feel the exact same way about the head gasket. It’s a flimsy $40 piece of plastic. There ought to be a way to replace that without incurring such expensive labor and parts. You would think there would be a way to notify the person it needs replacement much like they do with the oil change, coolant level, etc.

Very valid concern. The initial number you see is related to the way the calls get routed, but the only one showing up in the recipients caller ID would be yours.

There is no link between the clipboard on the iPad and Windows. That's what this video addresses using Bluestacks on the Windows side. I do not know if there is any actual technical reason why there isn't a settings in Windows & iPadOS that will allow for data sharing via the clipboard. It is just Apple and Microsoft deliberately refusing to play nice with each other. Admittedly, Bluestacks is a pig, but for the foreseeable future, some app "pork" will be needed to mimic functionality the two tech giants should be offering consumers directly.

@technologistonthego2377 oh I understood. So bluestack is the one who is responsible for syncing Mac to windows clipboard.

OK, it would be a whole lot easier to troubleshoot this if I were in front of it. That’s it, when you say it crashes, does it blue screen of death kernel panic and reboot, what does it completely shut off? If it is a blue screen to death kernel panic, the likeliest cause of that would be a faulty drive. You say you built this, did you build it with a brand new drive be at hard drive, SSD, NVMe? Or did you use an existing drive? If it was an existing drive, I’d be inclined to say that you got bad sectors on the drive, and once those are accessed by the operating system, it crashes so that could be a multitude of causes, but I’m going for the most common one, which is a bad hard drive. The other cause would be a mismatch in the ram or a bad memory stick. Again, did you buy a brand new memory modules that were confirmed to be compatible with your motherboard? Or did you use existing parts? I’m all for taking the Frankenstein approach because it does save money, but a partially incompatible memory stick will allow system to boot up and then later crash. Start with those two causes because they are the most likely causes for the system instability.

It could be a false positive. That’s really what this video is addressing. Go ahead and try it. If the CPU fan really is failing to meet a certain metric, it will continue to fail to meet that metric, no matter this setting. In short, this setting doesn’t address or mask and actual hardware problem. It only resolves a false positive. Oddly enough, people have been saying that their systems were fine and all of a sudden started doing this. Maybe it was a bios update that got applied. Who knows? CPU fans have ball bearings, and they spend an awful lot, which means they’re going to degrade overtime. In my case, this air did not appear until after we replaced the CPU cooling system. Prior to that, the computer would shut off within a minute of being powered up because it was overheating, and the system will prevent itself from burning up by automatically shutting off. After the cooling system was replaced, this error appeared.

No, not directly. You can select amongst different crosshairs, which will very in size and shape. That is the only extent to which you can adjust the size. If you really need to adjust the size of it, the software app crosshair X is an excellent choice. My grandson uses that, and loves it. There is a free version and a paid version.

Thank you for the compliment. I have found that if the keyboard is powered on, it will pair to the mouse and the don’t go at the same time in a single pass.

@@technologistonthego2377 good to know👍🙏 New sub indeed!

This setting only resolves a force positive CPU fan error. I got the air after replacing the cooling system on my wife’s gaming rig. If there’s an actual problem with the CPU cooling fan, this area will do nothing. You will continue to get the error.

If the cooling system fails to regulate the CPU temperature, the system will shut itself off immediately upon reaching 100°C. That was the problem my wife’s gaming rig had before the cooling system replaced. Also, this setting doesn’t mask an error if there’s an actual problem with the CPU cooling fan, you’re going to continue to get this error despite the bios tweak. This setting only resolves a false positive error. It doesn’t make the computer. Ignore an actual error. Does your computer boot up after pressing the F1 key?

What’s your champion?

Now, see, you're making too much sense here. Sadly, Microsoft and Apple deliberately do not play nice with each other. At least Microsoft added (limited) iPhone support to their Windows 11 version of the built-in app Phone Link back in 08/2021. With macOS Sonoma, Apple finally followed suit and launched the built-in app "iPhone Mirroring". Still, the bridge between eco systems remains in the class of solutions called "work arounds". Why not bring down the faux barriers and let everyone leverage their tech investments in a way that works best for them?

Are you talking about the Trigkey S5? If so, the answer is yes. I have a video doing a review on it. I believe I ended up focusing on Fortnite just to keep the time down. However, I did test it on call of duty, which is an FPV, and it played very well. That particular mini PC can also be upgraded to at least 32 GB if not more. The SSD can also be upgraded. If you’re talking about the Mac with the M3 processor, I primarily game on my Mac mini M1. However, it’s cloud gaming as I use GeForce now. It plays very well in that way.

Bueno, yo hago esto a menudo en un lugar donde presto servicio de IT uno o días días de la semana. Encuentro teclados y ratones no coincidentes casi a diario. Casi siempre los compongo co este método, pero sucede que algunos USB adaptadores dejan de funcionar. Tal vez eso fue el caso contigo. De cada diez adaptadores que encuentro uno está mal.

When I got my bachelor of science in Electronics Engineering Technology, I spent thousands of hours in the lab working through different types of circuits troubleshooting them. I came to really appreciate that a simple question could open the doors to possibilities I hadn’t considered. Your question was one of them. Thank you.

I just reviewed the 2TB USB stick. I found it to be a bust because it actually only performed a USB 2.0 speeds. I dropped 2 TB worth of David onto the stick, and the operating system reported back that it would take two days to complete that copy. There was no way to make a practical use of the full storage. I would take a chance on a micro SD card. I would expect that to deliver speeds that would make it very useful .

​@@technologistonthego2377unrealistic to test means they could claim anything and not worry about getting caught. I have to wonder, especially when there are "128 TB" SD cards listed out there...

I would try keeping the laptop on the charger for 30 min to ensure it has sufficient charge to boot up, and try again holding the battery disengage for 30 seconds. Do let me know if that did the trick.

Thank you for the asking the question. It's something I have wanted to do for the longest while. Your question got me thinking, and the result is a video on how to do just that. This is the link to the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emG0iI2fppt5gNU

The BIOS tweak is for an AMD motherboard. Is that what you have?

I’ve fixed it, there was no monitor tab but I went under advanced, then hardware monitor, then fan speed, then changed cpu speed from n/a to ignored. Thanks for your video!

@@wobbaboba153 I really appreciate you posting your fix. It should help others as well.

Update: a day after still come the Same Problem

You want to get the logitech C-U0010 receiver. Walmart sells it for less than $4 but with shipping and taxes it’s almost $10. eBay sells them with free shipping between $8 to $10.

Thank you. I loathe those types of explanations as well.