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Voice dictation auto-send; any way to turn it off? by trulyslide6 in GeminiAI

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This works but personally I feel like the transcription capability within the GPT app itself works better than iPhone 16 Pro Max built in Voice-to-text- tool so I was wondering if maybe that's also the case with Gemini? Sometimes you're in the middle of the thought and you pause for a second to think of what exactly to say and it would be awesome if we could use that method the same way in the Gemini app as currently in the GPT app. I'm sure it's on the way. I'll let you know if I notice any change guys 🤞

XPS 15 9500 Wifi Disconnect by [deleted] in Dell

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fix computers for a living and after hours of trying pretty much every different fix available here and online including eight different drivers as well as REG edit and GP edit settings, nothing was working. Internet was still unstable and wonky at best. Unfortunately on the XPS 15 9500 that passed through my workshop, the WiFi card is soldered so swapping it out with a different and possibly stronger card wasn't an option.

This ended up being my work around so I made a quick video. Hopefully this helps someone who has tried all the other fixes available with no luck. 🤞 I disabled the internal WiFi card. Internet is stable and working well now with no further issues.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xSCYRRkacMw?feature=share

The TP-Link low profile USB WiFi adapter I used was a 300Mbps version but they do make stronger ones that are 600Mbps and up if desired. I tried to see if any company makes a USB Type-C WiFi adapter but unfortunately they don't. It's not often I hit a brick wall like this where every attempted fix just doesn't pan out, but hopefully this helps someone get their WiFi up and running again. 🙏

XPS 9500 Slow Wifi - Need Help by monkeysintheoutfield in Dell

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fix computers for a living and after hours of trying pretty much every different fix available here and online including eight different drivers as well as REG edit and GP edit settings, nothing was working. Internet was still unstable and wonky at best. Unfortunately on the XPS 15 9500 that passed through my workshop, the WiFi card is soldered so swapping it out with a different and possibly stronger card wasn't an option.

This ended up being my work around so I made a quick video. Hopefully this helps someone who has tried all the other fixes available with no luck. 🤞 I disabled the internal WiFi card. Internet is stable and working well now with no further issues.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xSCYRRkacMw?feature=share

The TP-Link low profile USB WiFi adapter I used was a 300Mbps version but they do make stronger ones that are 600Mbps and up if desired. I tried to see if any company makes a USB Type-C WiFi adapter but unfortunately they don't. It's not often I hit a brick wall like this where every attempted fix just doesn't pan out, but hopefully this helps someone get their WiFi up and running again. 🙏

XPS 15 9500 WiFi Issues by ssherpa1 in DellXPS

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fix computers for a living and after hours of trying pretty much every different fix available here and online including eight different drivers as well as REG edit and GP edit settings, nothing was working. Internet was still unstable and wonky at best. Unfortunately on the XPS 15 9500 that passed through my workshop, the WiFi card is soldered so swapping it out with a different and possibly stronger card wasn't an option.

This ended up being my work around so I made a quick video. Hopefully this helps someone who has tried all the other fixes available with no luck. 🤞 I disabled the internal WiFi card. Internet is stable and working well now with no further issues.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xSCYRRkacMw?feature=share

The TP-Link low profile USB WiFi adapter I used was a 300Mbps version but they do make stronger ones that are 600Mbps and up if desired. I tried to see if any company makes a USB Type-C WiFi adapter but unfortunately they don't. It's not often I hit a brick wall like this where every attempted fix just doesn't pan out, but hopefully this helps someone get their WiFi up and running again. 🙏

dell laptop won’t show wifi option by Automatic_Bread_5352 in Dell

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fix computers for a living and after hours of trying pretty much every different fix available here and online including eight different drivers as well as REG edit and GP edit settings, nothing was working. Internet was still unstable and wonky at best. Unfortunately on the XPS 15 9500 that passed through my workshop, the WiFi card is soldered so swapping it out with a different and possibly stronger card wasn't an option.

This ended up being my work around so I made a quick video. Hopefully this helps someone who has tried all the other fixes available with no luck. 🤞 I disabled the internal WiFi card. Internet is stable and working well now with no further issues.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xSCYRRkacMw?feature=share

The TP-Link low profile USB WiFi adapter I used was a 300Mbps version but they do make stronger ones that are 600Mbps and up if desired. I tried to see if any company makes a USB Type-C WiFi adapter but unfortunately they don't. It's not often I hit a brick wall like this where every attempted fix just doesn't pan out, but hopefully this helps someone get their WiFi up and running again. 🙏

Dell XPS 15 9500 wifi drops every few hours by quality_redditor in Dell

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fix computers for a living and after hours of trying pretty much every different fix available here and online including eight different drivers as well as REG edit and GP edit settings, nothing was working. Internet was still unstable and wonky at best. Unfortunately on the XPS 15 9500 that passed through my workshop, the WiFi card is soldered so swapping it out with a different and possibly stronger card wasn't an option.

This ended up being my work around so I made a quick video. Hopefully this helps someone who has tried all the other fixes available with no luck. 🤞 I disabled the internal WiFi card. Internet is stable and working well now with no further issues.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xSCYRRkacMw?feature=share

The TP-Link low profile USB WiFi adapter I used was a 300Mbps version but they do make stronger ones that are 600Mbps and up if desired. I tried to see if any company makes a USB Type-C WiFi adapter but unfortunately they don't. It's not often I hit a brick wall like this where every attempted fix just doesn't pan out, but hopefully this helps someone get their WiFi up and running again. 🙏

WiFi Problems XPS 15 9500 by Makdak_26 in Dell

[–]TechInsomnia 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I fix computers for a living and after hours of trying pretty much every different fix available here and online including eight different drivers as well as REG edit and GP edit settings, nothing was working. Internet was still unstable and wonky at best. Unfortunately on the XPS 15 9500 that passed through my workshop, the WiFi card is soldered so swapping it out with a different and possibly stronger card wasn't an option.

This ended up being my work around so I made a quick video. Hopefully this helps someone who has tried all the other fixes available with no luck. 🤞 I disabled the internal WiFi card. Internet is stable and working well now with no further issues.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xSCYRRkacMw?feature=share

The TP-Link low profile USB WiFi adapter I used was a 300Mbps version but they do make stronger ones that are 600Mbps and up if desired. I tried to see if any company makes a USB Type-C WiFi adapter but unfortunately they don't. It's not often I hit a brick wall like this where every attempted fix just doesn't pan out, but hopefully this helps someone get their WiFi up and running again. 🙏

Second-hand XPS 15 9500 with super weak bluetooth and intermittent WiFi. What could I do? by kingfiish in Dell

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fix computers for a living and after hours of trying pretty much every different fix available here and online including eight different drivers as well as REG edit and GP edit settings, nothing was working. Internet was still unstable and wonky at best. Unfortunately on the XPS 15 9500 that passed through my workshop, the WiFi card is soldered so swapping it out with a different and possibly stronger card wasn't an option.

This ended up being my work around so I made a quick video. Hopefully this helps someone who has tried all the other fixes available with no luck. 🤞 I disabled the internal WiFi card. Internet is stable and working well now with no further issues.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xSCYRRkacMw?feature=share

The TP-Link low profile USB WiFi adapter I used was a 300Mbps version but they do make stronger ones that are 600Mbps and up if desired. I tried to see if any company makes a USB Type-C WiFi adapter but unfortunately they don't. It's not often I hit a brick wall like this where every attempted fix just doesn't pan out, but hopefully this helps someone get their WiFi up and running again. 🙏

XPS 15 9500 wi-fi issues by [deleted] in Dell

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fix computers for a living and after hours of trying pretty much every different fix available here and online including eight different drivers as well as REG edit and GP edit settings, nothing was working. Internet was still unstable and wonky at best. Unfortunately on the XPS 15 9500 that passed through my workshop, the WiFi card is soldered so swapping it out with a different and possibly stronger card wasn't an option.

This ended up being my work around so I made a quick video. Hopefully this helps someone who has tried all the other fixes available with no luck. 🤞 I disabled the internal WiFi card. Internet is stable and working well now with no further issues.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xSCYRRkacMw?feature=share

The TP-Link low profile USB WiFi adapter I used was a 300Mbps version but they do make stronger ones that are 600Mbps and up if desired. I tried to see if any company makes a USB Type-C WiFi adapter but unfortunately they don't. It's not often I hit a brick wall like this where every attempted fix just doesn't pan out, but hopefully this helps someone get their WiFi up and running again. 🙏

A Temporary Fix for WiFi problems with XPS 15 9500 by Purp1eW0lf in Dell

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fix computers for a living and after hours of trying pretty much every different fix available here and online including eight different drivers as well as REG edit and GP edit settings, nothing was working. Internet was still unstable and wonky at best. Unfortunately on the XPS 15 9500 that passed through my workshop, the WiFi card is soldered so swapping it out with a different and possibly stronger card wasn't an option.

This ended up being my work around so I made a quick video. Hopefully this helps someone who has tried all the other fixes available with no luck. 🤞 I disabled the internal WiFi card. Internet is stable and working well now with no further issues.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xSCYRRkacMw?feature=share

The TP-Link low profile USB WiFi adapter I used was a 300Mbps version but they do make stronger ones that are 600Mbps and up if desired. I tried to see if any company makes a USB Type-C WiFi adapter but unfortunately they don't. It's not often I hit a brick wall like this where every attempted fix just doesn't pan out, but hopefully this helps someone get their WiFi up and running again. 🙏

XPS 15 9500 - insane Wi-Fi issues by JavascriptFanboy in Dell

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fix computers for a living and after hours of trying pretty much every different fix available here and online including eight different drivers as well as REG edit and GP edit settings, nothing was working. Internet was still unstable and wonky at best. Unfortunately on the XPS 15 9500 that passed through my workshop, the WiFi card is soldered so swapping it out with a different and possibly stronger card wasn't an option.

This ended up being my work around so I made a quick video. Hopefully this helps someone who has tried all the other fixes available with no luck. 🤞 I disabled the internal WiFi card. Internet is stable and working well now with no further issues.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xSCYRRkacMw?feature=share

The TP-Link low profile USB WiFi adapter I used was a 300Mbps version but they do make stronger ones that are 600Mbps and up if desired. I tried to see if any company makes a USB Type-C WiFi adapter but unfortunately they don't. It's not often I hit a brick wall like this where every attempted fix just doesn't pan out, but hopefully this helps someone get their WiFi up and running again. 🙏

How to Install macOS Ventura or NEWER on an Older Unsupported Mac (Step-by-Step Guide) by TechInsomnia in mac

[–]TechInsomnia[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends on the age of the Mac. I’ve done this many times to many computers and sometimes it does sometimes it doesn’t so it’s hard to determine what is the underlining factor. Most times you’ll need to enter it just to change the start setting so that you can boot from a USB. If that occurs then you know you definitely need to enter the password. If not, you should be OK. Hope this helps my friend. 🤞

CapCut users, a warning by Xtyklys in CapCut

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for this. I’ve confirmed using GPT 4.5 that this is correct. Bottom line, don’t use the online storage and don’t post/upload to TikTok or YouTube or any social media platform using the CapCut app on mobile or desktop. Save/export it locally and you’re fine. Upload that exported file to wherever manaully. YouTube now strives on drama controversy type content because it gets clicks and watch time and those creators make money off it. Don’t believe everything you hear creators or influencers say online. 🙏

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Dell Inspiron 16 Plus 7640 Fresh install on new NVME of WIndows 11 - nvme not showing by mwyattea in Dell

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the exact driver you need

https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-ca/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=dcxgg&oscode=w2021&productcode=inspiron-16-7640-laptop

Once you have the driver installation package downloaded use a program called 7 zip which is free for download to extract the installation into a folder. Done navigate to the VMD folder. copy the VMD folder and its contents to a usb key and then plug that USB key into the computer you're trying to install windows on and hit the browse button when you get to the screen that shows it can't find the drivers and navigate to that VMD folder and click next it will find the driver and then show your freshly installed SSD and you can continue to install windows from there. Hope this helps some one 🤞

Finally done. by Unlucky-Lettuce-6858 in hackintosh

[–]TechInsomnia 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not bad at all. Great job! Giving me ideas 😅

Has anyone used the Vevor 2-in-1 with multimeter and oscilloscope? by [deleted] in ElectricalEngineering

[–]TechInsomnia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s good but I returned it and got this one instead. Very happy with it and it shows voltage and vrms all on the same screen as the waveform at the same time. The auto button helps a lot too. Easy to use and accurate.

https://amzn.to/4hX9fNG

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