Bowlsnapper

I do NOW.

I couldn't get any of those win11 programs to work, and I tried a few. The driver never successfully installed and was never working. I seriously hope you can get it to work. It must if done properly or the projects would have been removed already.

Thank you for that update... I should try to finish that Ryzee199 hdmi encoder which is basically the same thing and try my luck with that!

That's fuckin extraordinary. And shipping to US was just provided?

The big hole that shows the white plastic arm? Push a screwdriver tip straight forward into that. Fuck a paperclip.

... dude HOW? How did you track that down?

Why are figurines always the example on these pages? They use so much resin and are kinda dumb. I used my resin printer to print X3 Control Panel buttons. Now THAT was a worthy cause. It would be interesting to see how shells turn out when made of resin... however, you would have to deal with support points and that can be messy and shitty.

I know that there is a curve and that with the decibel scale, things are literally exponential... I wonder what is exactly loud about them. Clicking, not just the bearings? @NokSueCow

I'm butthurt now. Guess I'll buy one. lol. Nemesis is the man to consult about such things. I would even do the STM32 mod with HDMI in order to extend the most honor possible.

It's possible, I'm sure. Thankfully mine worked... I suggest the OP either try resoldering things or maybe just try to find an adapter identical to mine. It's probably cheap, although it may take a couple weeks to ship

That is a picture of the amazon product I linked to you. I think it'll be only a couple days. They will not mate because the internal plug is a different shape. It has a notch in it and is still slightly different. Regardless of pinout, it would not be worth messing with. Once you buy this adapter, you will then have te problem of getting drivers to work because Bill Gates is a piece of shit. When we had XP I would just install a simple inf file and the controller would work. Now you have to disable driver signing and install bullcrap and trick your PC into using the controller. Its a gigantic pain in the ass I couldn't get it to work. Honestly, I gave up and just got a 360 clone controller with a USB cable for 20 bucks. Plugged it right in and it worked. I dunno why MS doesn't want people to use the OG controller on their new operating systems.

Wll you should be able to hear the drive move around a bit and then move around again to retract after not going anywhere. The eject LED should be flashing during this interval. If it does't then there is another issue because your drive is not even trying to open. You should be able to just drop in another DVD drive and it'll just work. It's not married to the motherboard like 360 drives are.

So you're saying you basically rebuilt the whole PCB? @KaosEngineerAfter looking more closely, I see that this is not the SAME exact adapter. https://i.postimg.cc/BZCp1fRL/17051263863151292668913809702721.jpg

Is that saying 43.3 Decibles?

I really do love my Elegoo Neptune 4. It's VERY fast and I haven't had a single leveling problem. I've only leveled once. Mine was 250, which seems to be worth every penny. Dude, does this room ONLY have 3 3D printers in it and nothing else?

The breakaway pictured has a different jack shape than the one I am familiar with. I will say that they probably will not mate together. I suppose you could always buy an OG breakaway on ebay for a few bucks and splice the male USB onto the female OG breakaway and make sure that the spliced section is nice and secure. Then you will have your breakaway... Although at that point, I would just use a regular male USB port if you choose to make an adapter and they make adapters that will accomodate a full xbox controller cable. This will include the breakaway segment. https://www.amazon.com/Mcbazel-Replacement-Xbox-Controller-Adapter-Microsoft/dp/B000RT2868/ref=sr_1_6?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.VTFMwxG1YTI6c8RvXR5e0d3_X60UGP9G6En1Udgp8fOmgyBQ-1NKvhvYDJRkdpdywdt33c92nfHZODL6v9dk_ZWtEd40OKYeIGgOYoDgFGOpRcNskQLAg6w-qPcwGXH9upTtZIZh42_NFrEVP7HarA.55Kaz8cq7RzBeVZAWj1LuzRh2hEFkk6b7c9yx9Ds4yU&dib_tag=se&keywords=original+xbox+usb+adapter&qid=1705117924&sr=8-6 You just wanna run an emulator, right?

Yes, if it's the case where it tries to open, won't, but can be coaxed to open by tapping the lid before it goes back into retraction, this can be fixed either be cleaning the spindles and reconditioning the belt with hot water, or just replacing the belt outright.

I received one of these adapters with my XGecu, so I would say so, yes.

Why would ANY 3.5" drive be 5,400RPM? What's up with that, anyway?

I mean it can cause FRAGs and various other issues also so I don't really know how helpful it is to tell people that. Ya know? What do you wanna do at this point?

Sometimes it just happens like that!

As long as the teeth don't disintegrate the plastic. But you say you've used to and it works fine, so I believe ya

May be worth a shot then! Guess I could try one.

....God damn it. My bad initially. I should redeem myself and Component mod an SNES.

What was your solution?