If the capacitive buttons are separate from the display itself, you can try taking your monitor to a repair shop and see if they can fix it. Might be cheaper than getting a new one. I'm also going to shill for the only true way to clean your electronics - isopropyl alcohol spray and paper towels.
Must you be so dogmatic? Just get the $120 1920x1080 monitor that Wal-Mart sells and use it as your second for a while. Once you find a new monitor worthy of replacing your main, then you can go back to the "demote the main monitor" practice. But in the meantime you've got work that needs gettin' done.
I looked into sysinternals and are you talking about a folder of utilities from Microsoft's site? Which one do I use to check disk usage?
Oh, I misremembered, it's part of windows. Win+r and type resmon then go over to the "disk" tab for an easy overview on who is doing what and where.
I fixed this by unchecking:
I'll do you one better. You used to be able to use a simple emial address, real or not, to get coupons off A&W Canada's website. You could print them or take a screenshot with your phone and you were good to go.
Modern version of membership cards. Tracking&marketing I assume.
Once you've got my app installed, I can spam you with notifications about special deals on my wonderful products. Even if you personally turn my notifications off, many people won't.
Just like get the app bro.
Tracking individual customers. It's also done through membership cards and that's how the grocery chain I shop at shames me monthly because they can tally up the cumulative CO2 emissions of the things I buy.
So they're actually discouraging you from buying anything there? Is that a reverse membership card? "Please don't buy anything here because of its CO2 footprint and kindly fuck off"?
No it's just corporate woke. Disparage the customer for being bad then alert them to the sale of cheap beef produced in what used to be the Brazilian rainforest.
I would go for a USB external soundcard type set up. I used to rock the old lexicon alpha. Do NOT buy that piece of shit. Its fucking out dated to shit. Something like the Behringer UMC 204hd is a good buy. I have one, if you are into making music, I can think of nothing better. You can get bigger ones with more slots if you need them for some reason (like micing a drum kit or something, you will know if you need more inputs for the task you need). It has some really high bitrate and shit, although I find that to mostly be a myth that it actually makes your music sound better.
Windows can be retarded like that. I've had the same issue on a laptop: connecting an external drive froze every USB input devic for a second or two. IIRC updating either the proprietary chipset driver or the BIOS solved the issue.
