u/Broncoman12104

Has anyone ever had this problem with a TSC7? I've had this happen twice now. I was using my Gps earlier today (SP85), and everything was working fine. I had to move my base because it was too far away, and when I went to set back up my data collector had no Bluetooth, and the settings are gone. Has anyone else experienced this before? How do I fix it?

Edit: I just tried uninsalling the Bluetooth drivers and reinstalling them and it did not work. The Microsoft get help app says it does not detect a Bluetooth radio in the device for some reason.

Edit (Fixed): So what I ended up doing is checking the device manager and there was a COM that had an error. Uninstalled that COM then checked for changes and Bluetooth popped back up in the device manager and it seems to be working now. I don't know what causes the issue still but at least I know how to fix it now.

So I've posted on here asking for what tv I should buy and if this tcl q51k was any good. I decided to just purchase it, and wow is it an upgrade from what I had. For reference my TV for the last 6 years has been a basic 65" Hisense Roku tv I got at Walmart in like 2020. And upgrading to this tcl qled TV is way more of an upgrade than I thought it would be. I'm happy with my purchase so far I'm just hoping this TV lasts at least as long as my hisense one did.

So I've posted on here a few times asking for what tv I should buy and if this tcl q51k was any good. I decided to just purchase it, and wow is it an upgrade from what I had. For reference my TV for the last 6 years has been a basic 65" Hisense Roku tv I got at Walmart in like 2020. And upgrading to this tcl qled TV is way more of an upgrade than I thought it would be. I'm happy with my purchase so far I'm just hoping this TV lasts at least as long as my hisense one did.

Edit: I just figured out I can cloud game straight off the TV. THAT'S SO COOL

Does anyone have experience with this TV? I know some of you are going to tell me to get the better options like the mini-led ones but thoes just aren't in my budget. My 5 year old hisense TV is starting to have issues and I just need a sub $400 TV that's 65" like my current one that's going to last at least as long as my hisense one did.

Edit: my current TV is a hisense R6 65" from 2021 so pretty much anything new is an upgrade from what I have definitely anything qled.

My company truck is needing new tires in the next month or so and I don't know enough about good tires to decide which ones to get. These are my options right now. My work truck is a 2022 chevy silverado 2500 HD 275/65/20 tire size. I do boundary surveying and construction staking so I want tires that are good offroad and in the sand and dirt as I live in western kansas near the Arkansas River and the dirt around here is very sandy, and tires that won't puncture easy on a construction site. What do you all run? I'm thinking the KO3s but I'm not sure.

Does anyone know what causes this? It's fine on the built in roku but it looks like that on the hdmi. I can fit it by restarting everything and switching ports, but then it does it again next time I turn the TV on and I have to switch ports again. This is on a 2021 65" hisense R6G.

Does anyone know what causes this? It's fine on the built in roku but it looks like that on the hdmi. I can fit it by restarting everything and switching ports, but then it does it again next time I turn the TV on and I have to switch ports again. This is on a 2021 65" hisense R6G.