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I recommend using two modules 16GB each for dual channel mode, instead of one 32GB.

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Thank you for the comment. Great choice! I love that bike, and there's nothing I would want to change about it at the moment. I don't even think about upgrading it to anything else.

@@ElectronicsComputers again im totally agree with you, i have a Ripmo af and I was looking for something more trail and I found this bike the maestro suspension is almost as good as the dw-link. For some reason some people doesn’t give the credit to the Giants bike’s and honestly they are really good bikes. I have two a talon 1 and now this Trance and I’m happy with this bike.

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Watch this video until the end. I've covered that question.

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You can use any pads you want. You can use Gelid pads which are way cheaper but perform pretty good.

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You don't need any cables other than the USB, which will be connected to your tablet or phone.

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Yeah, I've seen your review, and I like your channel. From my point of view, there's still no perfect dosimeter on the market. I wish there was something like Radiacode 103 but also with a GM tube as a second sensor, IP 65, touch screen, Bluetooth. Maybe even built in GPS chip. It's not that hard to make it.

@@ElectronicsComputers Its not difficult to design what you suggest, but it is difficult to make for a price that will make it successful in the market. GM counters are being pushed down in the cost they can command in the market as gamma ray spectrometers come down in price.

Xbox officially supports 500GB, 1TB and 2TB drives. Simply put a new 2TB inside and then install Xbox "OS" from a USB drive and that's it. It's a 40 minutes work max.

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Are you sure that your console wasn't enrolled into insider program?

@@ElectronicsComputers I don’t know it keep saying something went wrong, and trouble shooting isn’t working

@@gamingdoggos4254 You can download the Xbox Insider Hub app from the Microsoft Store, then log in using your Xbox account credentials and check your consoles status. Another potentially possible cause for the problem is that your HDD is dead. So you need to remove, connect to a PC and check its SMART status. or just put a new 500GB, 1TB or 2TB HDD or SSD and perform an offline update.

It's technically impossible. It's a 100% isolated environment. You can do whatever you want with it. Once you close and open again, it would be a brand new Windows.

There's nothing you could do wrong during this process that could affect the Ethernet and Wireless card. It could be just a coincidence or a software glitch. Try unplugging the console from the wall and HDMI for a few minutes. Make sure there is no debris in the Ethernet port and also try to connect to a wireless network when Ethernet is unplugged. If none of this helps, then I'd try to hard reset the console.

I haven't had such problems. I had a supportive cast on my hand after the first surgery and couldn't even see my arm for about two months. After my second surgery, when the plate was removed, the recovery was super fast. A week after surgery, I was living my regular life without any complications.

@@ElectronicsComputers just one more question how much time it takes to bone to heal fully

@@rahulkumar00000 In the four months after the first surgery, I lived a perfectly normal life. After the plate was removed, I waited for about the same period of time to be sure that the holes filled in the bone. About 7-9 months after the plate was removed, on X-ray there were no signs of the fracture or holes from the screws. If you're 50+ and decide to leave the plate inside, then you have to be very careful with your arm until your last day because the plate makes the bone become weaker and there's always a potential bone break where the top and bottom screws are located.

@@ElectronicsComputers no im just 19 years old

@@rahulkumar00000 Then it's extremely important to remove the plate in 10-12 months after it was installed.

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It's not possible to install Xbox OS on a PC. Even in theory, it's not feasible because Xbox OS is designed for different hardware architecture than PCs.

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In theory with the same battery capacity and voltage it may work but most likely you'll need an adapter to reset the controller and clean its state including a protection lock. If you know someone who has that thing, then cool if not, then it's better to buy a new BMS which costs just about $10 delivered.

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Just read the comments below, many people have shared their experiences here. All doctors, including my own, have said the same thing. Dentists also warn that when extracting large teeth, there is a risk of nerve damage, which can result in permanent numbness in part of your jaw. Would you opt to extract a tooth or risk a potentially serious infection? Would you remove a plate that weakens your bone over time and increases the risk of fractures around the screws? Imagine the severity of a fracture with the plate still inside -that would be a nasty fracture with nerve damage and harm to surrounding tissue. If you’re over 50, you might prefer to leave the plate in place. But, if you’re younger and lead an active, sporty lifestyle, it may be worth considering removal. The hardware has served its purpose, and it might be best to have it removed. Just ensure you consult a skilled surgeon who is experienced in this type of procedure. But, the decision is yours. You don't need to rely on advice from me or others. If the plate is causing you discomfort or limiting your activities, it might be a straightforward solution.

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