noob huh, take a look at this creator who has millions of subscribers: JayzTwoCents: kzbin.infoAEg0rr6eUEI

No - the two drives have to SSD's and exactly the same size.

I did not experience that. Try reaching out to the company.

Very good. I use mine when I want to experiment with a Windows device that I am not certain how it will affect the Windows environment - such as when reviewing a new device.

@@PE4Doers great. Also, i checked the actual pics the ebay seller had of it, and it does have hdmi. My 43 inch monitor will not work with an adapter, I need hdmi to hdmi.

The one I used in this video has continued to work fine for me. Have you uploaded the latest version of the Epson Scan software>

It should work as long as you connect the USB to a port that supplies 5v power

Congratulation 🙂 Good luck trying to use an internal PW.

@@PE4Doers Lol! That was supposed to be a funny!

can you clarify your question?

@@PE4Doers You where saying the you always hook up the motherboard Power supply ( at the top left side with the 8 pin and always hook up the 4 pin to it too, My Power supply did not have that extra 4 Pin, just a 8 pin so where can I get that extra 4 pin and where would I hook it up to on my Power supply ? I have the same Motherboards as you The Asus ProArt Z790 Creator WiFi , and the Intel i9 14900k. Thank you so much for taking your time to help me!!!

@@utes-herbal-corner1916 Mine only has 4-pin as well. However, it is not meant for high-power gaming situations. I wish you all the best with you system 🙂

You have it right about being wet. Also, you should have rub dry paper tower on it for a considerable amount of time to cause any issues. Of course, soft cotton cloth would be best - which is why I launder and save any of my tee shirts that become too warn to wear.

@ yeah i figured softer materials would be best, worn out tee shirts is a really good idea too i might have to go with that if i have nothing else to wipe it with. Thanks for your reply, I appreciate it

@@Alejandro-s2h3l I have also used 2-inch by 2-inch 'Bore Clothing' patches. They are very cheap and I have a lot of them. Here is a link: amzn.to/3BshEIn

@@PE4Doers oh nice, they’re lint free. Thanks so much for linking me that for me These are all great options, i appreciate that

That's a tough question. At a minimum, It will increase the heat generated by various system components, and if you don't have a high-efficiency cooling system, you will likely reduce the lifespan of some of those components.

@PE4Doers informative thank you

@@farood352 You are quite welcome

I agree. If I don't have to return the unit I was sent, then it will allow me to place that label printer in a central place. It still works great, and four of our household computers already have the labeling software installed, and we have many labels already created for that specific software on a shared NAS drive. That software also support several spreadsheets as input fro a large group of labels. I would hate to replace it a printer that is not supported by the software.

Yes, that is definitely an option. However, the USB drive is still a handy option.

I only buy network printers, however Ethernet ports do sometimes fail. I could see a use case where your the port on your network printer fails and this device could be used to keep it running for a while longer by utilizing USB with this device. I suppose if you have an older, but still serviceable printer which hasn't seen an update in a while, this could potentially be more secure than the onboard print server. Just my thoughts after reading more about the device.

@@Practical-IT Great points Jeremy. Thanks.

Thanks - I agree.

Jeremy, I think it would be anyone who is not at least computer hobbyist, since this works almost plug-n-play. Also, I like it because the software actually creates a virtual USB drive on the Windows PC quite easily. Just my opinion, being someone who rather not support a friend or family member who 'mucks-up' the Pi configuration.

@@PE4Doers Valid points. I wonder if this is running some sort of embedded Linux underneath the web interface? Looking a little deeper, it appears that since this is using a standard IPP network printing interface, it should work even on Linux systems. I may get into contact with you via email to get some additional information on this product.

Steve from Gamer's Nexus made a video about this last year going through all the details. unfortunately, many have taken excerpts from it that imply the 'Entire cooler should be above the Pump normally attached to the CPU (though there are exceptions to that). The problem is that in most cases if the pump gets air bubbles in it that don't dislodge, then that could lead to early pump failure, which would be detected by most motherboards leading to an alarm or eventual shutdown if the CPU overheats. If you watch the entire (somewhat long) video that Steve made, you will realize be never said the entire radiator must be above the pump, only that some of it has to be above (approx 3-inches), to allow the bubble floating with the closed system to have a safe place to settle. The ideal placement of the radiator is entirely above, however, the pump will last as long as effort is made to have a place for the air in the system to settle. The worse method is to place the entire radiator below the pump. However I had Kooler Master AIO in one of my systems that was entirely above the pump, and it lasted only 14-months.

@@PE4Doers Thanks for the reply, I need to find the Gamer's Nexus clip.

@@damjanforjanic It's worth the watch. There is also the video that JaysTwoCents made on the same topic, explaining how Steve was misquoted. I'm sure a keyword search through their two Channel will bring those video to the surface. Just don't forget about me (j/k, of course).

@@PE4Doers Of course I don't forget, I'm interested in that.

Ouch. There are video out there that show the bast way to clean that out. One that particularly liked from JaysTwoCents involved spaying some Isopropyl Alcohol (preferably 99%) gently into the socket over a sink, dissolving the thermal paste. Then allowing it to dry at least overnight.

It would work, but there will be a little more dampness left behind, so I would wait a little longer between steps to make sure all the water has evaporated. In a low-humidity environment or season, you need not be that concerned.

No, you do not.

@@PE4Doers Thank you I am building one right now you are a big help, Thank you, I have not seen you finished build yet? do you have it comming or did I miss it ?

@@utes-herbal-corner1916 You did not miss it. I held off finishing until the dust settled on the Intel CPU failures, but I think we may be there now 🙂

That is an excellent question. I got my test unit out of my stocking shelves and looked everywhere for a reset switch (on the NVR and the cameras) - to no avail. I did find that there is a CR2032 battery on the small printed circuit board within the NVR. I did not try this, but I bet removing that battery from it's socked for several second, then reinstalling it in the socket (looks easily removable) will reset the volatile memory in the device and basically become Factory Reset.

Update: I decided to try removing that battery to Reset the NVR, however it did not work. I have reached out to the company to see if they can provide any ideas, however I am concerned that they no longer seen to sell it. I will let you know if I hear anything.

Thanks you for the nice comment and the Like+ Subscription

I think you are talking about this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYCYeZaZhLeSfqc I also have a 'Playlist' with many other video on Networking, and you may find some of those videos interesting as well: kzbin.info/aero/PLBP4QXQvniTf7d9gLqaVhXn-FgD2rTYLG

@@PE4Doers Thank you very much for the reply.

@@kevinjones9586 You are very welcome. Thanks you for watching and commenting

Did you meant the 'Gold' arrow/triangle? If you had placed it in there wrong, it would have probably damaged the socket, and could have even resulted in both you CPU and the motherboard being damaged.

I have had problems with some of the after-market 2032 batteries. When I switched to a higher end model, such as the Duracell my problems went away. Here is a link to what I now use: amzn.to/3VdjbsM Also, I would try Pairing the grip to the camera again.

Por lo que he aprendido, el problema no ocurre en los modelos 'H' de esa CPU. Así que creo que estás bien.

I'm glad it helped. Thanks for the comment.

That is the 3rd section of this triple device that is used to provide power to a test circuit. The voltage/ampere display show what is being output by that section of the unit. It is theoretically possible to used a power out device like this one to measure resistance (calculated by Ohm's Law), however it would be extremely inaccurate and dangerous to the equipment you are trying it on if you apply too much voltage. I suggest you purchase a $20 Digital Volt Meter to measure kilo ohms.

Oh no, sorry to hear that. I assume everything is working now, correct? I really can't count the cost I have incurred due to incompatibilities.

@@PE4Doers Could have costed more brother. All is good now. Good video from yourself.

I am surprised to hear that. Honestly though, my build was halted due to the issues with the i9-14900K CPU. I do plan on continuing that build later in December, so I will let everyone know if I have any issues like you have identified.

@ I see. Yes, the i-9 CPU has been an issue, as well as the firmware from the MB manufacturers. I have already exchanged one CPU with Intel, and it seems that the overheating is back, even after the last microcode from Intel this past month. I will have to open a case with Intel to see why it overheats, again. MSI is providing lame excuses, like always, and does not have a solution-it has been more than a month since the last microcode 0z12B came out, and MSI has no fix. I guess Asus is in similar situation?

I believe it lowered the overall risk of heat damage. Also, prior to adding that cooling the unit would freeze-up about every other month. Though I can't prove it made a difference on that without removing the fan and taking that risk, I have not had a freeze-up since.

The quick fix to the above problem .. just change your computer name. It is simple to do.

Thanks so much for the great comment. Have you also see my specific tutorial on this material? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYCYeZaZhLeSfqc

Thank you. Yes, I a behind on this mini-series and I apologize. I am planning on building my replacement NAS system within the next month or so, and right after that I will need this Raspberry Pi to be my backup Domain Controller, so I will then work on that.

Really? Both my current ASUS Router and my previous version accepted that without an issue.

Thanks. I will revisit that problem and post an update if I am not correct.

Thanks again. I will also revisit that problem and post an update if I am not correct.

Try replacing that battery, and be careful that it is properly seated when you reinstall it. If that doesn't work I would probably return the unit, since some of the older motherboards are very sensitive to static, so you may have have something blow out.

@PE4Doers I was hoping that would not be the issue. I mean when I turn it on my monitor goes from blue to black like it wants to boot. So I know that video card graphics card or built in whatever is getting power because my monitor goes from a standard blue color to a black like it wants to boot up but it won't

If you removed and installed the memory, then your CPU chip may have partially unseated. This happened to me one (which I mention in one of my early videos) and my son had the same problem with one of his PC's. The way we both corrected that was by taking off the CPU cooler, cleaning off the thermal paste, reseating the CPU, applying new paste, then reinstalling the cooler. Give that a try.

@@PE4Doers Okay, I'll give that a try. I mean I have nothing else to lose. I did order another one just in case. That one actually should be here today, I'm hoping

@@mauricejohns3635 I wish you all the luck. I did upgrade the Disk and the Memory on mine without any problems, and I use it all the time to test questionable (not sure if there is Malware or call-home present) windows equipment.

Not at all.

​@@PE4DoersThanks, glad to hear. 😊

@@SalVirji-g1z You are quite welcome.

Do you have the same model Router that I used in this video? Also, did you hit the Apply button after making the change?

Some USB-C connectors on PC's are not internally connected to an actual high-speed port. Have you tried it on another PC?

You do realize I was NOT sponsored to do this review, correct? Also, I hope you also heard that I purchased the REOLINK equipment with my personal funds, and was not given any sample or remuneration by REOLINK. With that said, please provide links links to your review videos on this system and/or competitive systems. If KZbin prevents you from attaching any links, please Email them to my Channel Email and I will gladly post them for everyone to see and compare. Also, please provide the assurance that none of the products in your videos were either sponsored or provided without cost.

Have you logged into the Administrator account?

@PE4Doers I've got the system turned off right now ill start it up and see if I log in to the admistration

@@michaelionta8539 OK

I honestly wish I could help, and let you know what to try, but that is very hard to do through comments. Do you have a monitor or a second TV to try it on?

Thanks. I still have other things on the 'Wish List', such as a second Shure SM7B (to brings folds in for interviews, and the 'New' RODE Wireless microphone set that has vastly improved audio.

You are quite welcome. Thank you for this very nice comment 🙂

Thanks Tony for the nice comment.

@ you’re welcome David!

Jeremy, so far it seems to be a powerful and impressive Mixer.

I apologize, but I am not completely sure what you are asking. My server does not run Windows.

The Fiber connection will only work at either 1gb or 10gb. Do you know the speed of the other end? Also, you may have a defective Fiber cable.

@@PE4Doersmy internet speed is 3gb and I did double check the cable, is there a setting that i have enabled that could be preventing the port from transmitting data ?

You are quite welcome.