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Have a current racing sim, need someone with experience in software/triple screen set / configure steering and brakes Must have experience

Please quotefor a registered data cabler with an Underground Endorsement to install a fiber optic link between my main house and a detached garage. Length approx 20m, mostly in the crawlspace, 3.5 meter underground. Trench already dug to 600mm depth. Quote include supply and labour please

There is no walls socket for nbn connection in apartment building

Configure UniFi access point to network, configure Dahua intercom to connect to 2.4ghz

Hi, I have just built a brand new PC and I need help getting it working. Looking for someone experienced with PC building, Intel systems, DDR5 memory, and BIOS troubleshooting. The PC powers on, but I cannot get any display output or enter BIOS. I need someone who can troubleshoot the issue and help fix it (including BIOS update if required). specifications: * Motherboard: MSI PRO B860M-A WIFI * CPU: Intel Ultra 5 250K Plus * AIO: Arctic Liquid Freezer III 240 * RAM: V-Color Manta XSky RGB DDR5 6000MHz CL36 32GB (2x16GB) * GPU: Using IGPU * SSD: Lexar NM620 256GB PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 * PSU: Corsair RM650e (2025) Fully Modular Current issue: When pressing the power button, the PC does not display anything on the monitor. Originally, the startup sequence was: 1. CPU red debug light flashes briefly (~1 second) 2. DRAM yellow debug light turns on for around 3–4 seconds 3. PC stays on for around 30 seconds 4. CPU red light flashes again 5. PC restarts automatically This reboot cycle repeated around 5 times, then sometimes the PC would stay powered on: * RAM RGB on * Arctic AIO running * Case fans running * No debug LEDs staying lit * But monitor still shows “No Signal” Troubleshooting already attempted: * Cleared CMOS multiple times using motherboard Clear CMOS button * Tested both RAM sticks separately (one stick at a time) * Reseated RAM multiple times * Removed RAM completely to test motherboard DRAM detection * Reseated CPU * Tried different HDMI cables * Tried different monitors * Tried to enter BIOS using Delete key Additional info: * I do not have a wired keyboard, only a wireless keyboard with USB receiver * The mb does not appear to have a BIOS Flashback / Flash BIOS button, so I cannot update the BIOS myself without the system successfully POSTing. * I also tested the system with no RAM installed: * DRAM yellow debug light stays on continuously * No reboot loop occurs * No display output * No beep (no motherboard speaker connected)

Looking for an experienced data cabler to run a single Cat6 ethernet cable from my router to my home office. Scope: One run, approximately 25–30m, from router location to home office Route via ceiling cavity and/or under-house subfloor space (both accessible) Internal wall is plaster; external wall is brick veneer — happy for cable/points to be surface-mounted or chased in, installer's preference I don't have a fixed preference on exact point placement on the wall — corner of the room at each end is fine Two termination points required: one near the router, one in the office Materials required: Solid-core Cat6 cable (permanent installation grade — not stranded patch cable) Wall plate + keystone jack (punch-down terminated, not crimped RJ45) at each end T568B wiring standard at both ends Two short Cat6 patch leads included (router-to-wallplate and PC-to-wallplate) Requirements: Cable to be tested end-to-end after install (cable tester or certifier) — functional connectivity of device to hub. Please keep at least 300mm separation from any parallel mains power cabling in the roof/subfloor Any roof manhole access, insulation, or small wall penetrations to be left tidy/made good What I'd like in your offer: Fixed price (not hourly) including materials and labour Confirmation of cable brand/spec you'll be using Availability this/next week Happy to answer any questions about access before you quote.

Internet ports are set up in 6 locations of the house. I just need two ports in the house connected with internet so I can run a LAN cable through both ports. One to connect my TV and the other in the rumpus room

I have an existing outdoor cable I bought I don’t need any connections I just need to pass it from kitchen to room , it is Long enough I tried to do it myself but I am not great at passing wires through the walls , so just need to pass the cable

My laptop is an HP with an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor. My monitor is an HP P244, which supports 1920 × 1080 @ 60 Hz. Connecting them is straightforward. Option 1: USB-C (Recommended) Many newer HP laptops with Intel Core Ultra processors support video output through USB-C. 1. Look for a USB-C port on your laptop (small oval-shaped port). 2. If it has a ⚡ (Thunderbolt) or DP (DisplayPort) symbol, it can usually drive an external monitor.

For some time my Teams application gets blocked when I press on the invitation link. I dont think it is a big job but need someone to assist me to get access again

Need someone to come and relocate NBN point Just moved in and the point was in the back bedroom. Access via subfloor. I only need it moved to an adjacent room a few metres away to an existing Telstra point

The unit had the internet but in the renovation the point was removed. I believe the wire is under the house and it needs to be brought back into the unit with a new point on the wall. Plenty of room under the house.

I have an issue in my Yoga 7 14irl8 laptop key board as some keys are not working. Need a replacement of the keyboard.

Hi I am currently going through domestic violence. I secured some cameras through orange door ect but I am having issues connecting to the wifi. Is there any kind souls who might be able to help me set this up asap. So I can feel a bit safer. Thanks so much 😇

I've recently bought some MoCA adapters to try and get wired internet to one other room. My house has foxtel and some other coax ports all over the house but when I connect the MoCA adapter, they can't find each other (MoCA connection light stays off). I know the adapters are working as they can be connected directly with a coax cable and the light comes on. I believe the problem is to figure out whether the coax cabling/foxtel ports are actually connected throughout the house and how to connect them if they are not. I need someone who may be able to help with solve this issue and get the wiring/internet fixed in the other room. Thank you.

I have moved and my printer won’t connect at the new house. I have downloaded the app and I have also tried to set up myself - but the internet is on , and it’s not picking up the printer.

I’m looking for a registered data cabler to install wired Ethernet backhaul for my home mesh Wi-Fi system. The NBN modem and main mesh router are located in the lounge. I need two separate Cat6 Ethernet cable runs installed from the main router location: ~ One cable run to a mesh Wi-Fi point near the front door ~ Two connections to the study - one for the mesh Wi-Fi point and one for a desktop PC The job should include: ~ Three Cat6 Ethernet cable runs ~ Three Cat6 Ethernet outlets at the lounge/main-router location ~ One Cat6 Ethernet outlet near the front door ~ Two Cat6 Ethernet outlets in the study ~ Cat6-rated wall plates, outlets and terminations ~ Testing of all three cable runs after installation ~ Confirmation that the two mesh points are connected using wired Ethernet backhaul Please include all cabling, wall plates, connectors, labour and testing in your quote. I estimate it's probably 20 to 30-meter cable runs from the lounge/main-router location. Only registered or appropriately qualified data cablers, please. Location: Greenvale House type: Single-storey (medium-sized home) Roof access: Available

Currently having an issue with internet not connecting. Currently connected to wifi and we checked with nbn and kogan and network is fine. The belong modem always opens on the modem/router login page

Single-storey, already-built house requiring: 4 Cat6 Ethernet data points installed in different rooms 4 wired PoE security cameras installed around the outside of the house All Ethernet and camera cables run through the roof space and terminate at one central location near the OptiComm/NBN box, where the modem, network switch and camera NVR will be located Wall plates, sockets, camera mounting and all required fittings included All cabling concealed, labelled and tested Cameras positioned to cover the front, sides and rear of the property Cameras connected to the NVR and tested for live viewing and recording Please quote labour and materials separately and confirm whether the quote includes supplying the cameras, NVR, hard drive, Cat6 cable and PoE equipment. Installer must be a registered cabler and provide a cabling compliance certificate after completion.

My Desktop PC will not boot into Windows. I can get into the BIOS but not start in Safe Mode. It is currently booting into the Motherboard manufacturer image. I do not understand enough of the BIOS to know if I can do anything there. I would appreciate someone coming over ASAP and getting it booting properly again please. I need my PC to find and apply for jobs.