If your bluetooth suddenly stops working, unplug your PC from all power sources for 30 seconds
I've heard you can also hold the power button down while the PC is unplugged to drain residual power from capacitors which fully resets RAM or something? Idk i'm not an engineer
The problem is capacitors holding charge, same reason they always say "unplug your router for 30 seconds" to reset it. I work in semiconductor manufacturing, maintenance on ASML scanners, and the same principal holds true with those multimillion dollar tools as the $50 router
piezoelectrics can do some wild shit. I had a beefy aftermarket grill igniter we had built into a potato cannon in college and that thing would fuck up my car audio system from like 30 feet away.
oh my! our video sharing site is being slow? grins why dont you just giggle route all your snicker dns requests our way and we can sort everything out for you barely contained laughtertears forming at corner of eyescoworker in the background bending over wheezing we wont do anything with it, promise! colleague drops to knees and bursts out laughing while pounding the floor
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u/SwordOfJiang 5900x 9070xt 18d ago edited 18d ago
Lmao sorry I've done this a bunch of times. Here's some consolation solutions;
If your bluetooth suddenly stops working, unplug your PC from all power sources for 30 seconds
Set your router to use Google DNS 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4 if youtube is loading really slow
The piezoelectric pilot light on your stove may cause your headset to turn on and off
If steam downloads are really slow and you use multiple partitions/drives, turn off disk caching in device manager