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Sicklyboy:
Even my Xbox One controller I have it paired to my desktop over Bluetooth, it USUALLY works but sometimes it refuses to connect and I have to delete and re-pair it. Maddening
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Sicklyboy:
Not recently but I think it's less a driver issue and more just Windows having a garbage Bluetooth stack
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K3Nv2:
Could be I was having issues when I first upgraded it and didn't realiser gigabyte has specific driver revisions which is stupid
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RedColoredStars:
I've gone years without ever removing a logitech usb transmitter. Across several replacements of keyboards and mice. It just stays put. -
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RedColoredStars:
ive never had luck with built in bt transmitters. They're always in the back of the pc and signal is super crummy vs a usb bt dongle in the front of the pc,
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RedColoredStars:
And the In Search of Darkness documentaries 1, 2, and 3. They've like 4+ hrs each. Saw the first already but it's been a long time. Never saw the 2nd two yet.
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RedColoredStars:
I didnt know and never questioned it since Its a common term. but I just looked it up.
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RedColoredStars:
""Flick" is, in general a slang term, first recorded in 1926. It originates in the verb flicker, owing to the flickering appearance of early films."
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