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The specification for pin 10 is ID, not ground. It's an industry standard connector. I'm not sure what all ID does but I've read that if it's missing you will only get USB 2.0 speed.

Usernames are not editable by users or moderators. An administrator would have to change it manually. Admins have not responded to my PMs recently so don't know what to tell you.

Mokichu was not banned. As he posted he has chosen to delete his content. Since others were using those threads I will not be deleting them but obviously any value is gone with the content deleted.
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I would suggest making complaints to phone support or ASUS social media. This is a customer forum where we are all customers like you.

FMJ isn't a moderator and has no ability to ban you. All he can do is argue with you. All you had to do was ignore him or respond with good humor.

But if you don't think you can control your...

I don't have a problem with him posting it here. It's pointless to do this on a desktop so the notebook area seems as good as any.

As long as everyone keeps things civil this forum is open to...

This is a start. You've demonstrated a difference under heavy load but I'd argue that's when you need the extra oomph, not to kneecap your processor. I'm not sure it's worth modding the BIOS and...

FMJ has already proven himself here. You just got here and you've done nothing but insult people and act condescending. If you think he's the one on thin ice you've got another thing coming. Clean up...

You can try the rubber band method. Place the rubber band between the driver and the stripped head and press hard. It fills the gap and provides a bit of grip.

If that doesn't work you can use a...

It sounds like the hard drive is potentially having an issue. You may want to load defaults in the BIOS to ensure nothing is corrupted.

If you can't get the drive to be recognized you may need to...

Sounds like you need a KVM switch then. I don't know of any monitor that accepts remote control commands. I do have a couple of displays with wired control units but those are proprietary. Most KVM...

I haven't seen that ASUS has any program like EVGA's Stepup. But even with that program it's somewhat limited. It's basically only for items they know they can resell and make additional money.

You need to specify which product you own. However, as long as you purchase a quality charger with sufficient wattage Type-C devices are all compatible.

Closing thread. X570 is now officially grouped with X470.
https://rog.asus.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?292

USB headphones cannot be improved by changing a sound card. They are a discrete audio device separate from your sound card. If you have stereo USB headphones they will always be stereo. If you have...

Most likely, yes. I wasn't sure if you were referring to an optional decoration or a permanent label. I've never seen ASUS sell any of those bits & bobs, only functional parts like power adapters &...

As was mentioned, there are two different standards for 4-conductor headset jacks. You either need a different headset that uses the same standard or you need an adapter.

***Per sticky rules thread, Service Inquiries is only for exiting RMAs. Thread moved***

As for the sticker, I'm not sure if they ever have any on the ASUS e-store. You may be able to find someone...

Take a look at these FAQs from ASUS:
https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1040977/
https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1040999

It appears to be dual mode: screen region mapping, or ?xinput? I've...

Try right-click > Run as Administrator

I would do that with both the exe and the batch file to see if it makes a difference.

I believe the docking station you linked is just standard USB, not type-c thunderbolt. That means it is essentially a USB video adapter. It actually presents itself as an additional display adapter...

I may be misunderstanding your question but it's an Android device so it supports Bluetooth controllers. You wouldn't have to use the accessory if you didn't want to.

What does this mean? You still haven't elaborated. Is there an error message? Does it just crash? If so what happens up to the point of crashing?

That's a good point. We don't know what the technician was going on about. So yeah if there's any other shops you feel like you can trust you would probably want to check there first before ordering...

There are several types of M.2 but luckily they have notches to keep you from installing an incompatible device. Some older boards only accept SATA M.2 drives and they have a bit of plastic...