Is this normal I'm installing the new lego Batman game which is much smaller in size and it's showing 1 hour which is 3 times more than Ghost of Tsushima which I installed last month and took around 20 minutes...
Did I fuck up?
Did I do something wrong?
Help! please
I was cleaning out some old drawers and found this TP-Link Bluetooth 5.0 USB adapter that I bought when I was a kid.
Back then, I thought it worked like a standalone Bluetooth receiver that I could plug it into a TV, laptop, or pretty much anything and connect devices directly to the dongle. Needless to say, I didn't really understand how Bluetooth worked.
Now I've rediscovered it and I'm wondering if it still has any practical use in 2026. Is there anything interesting I can do with it, or has it basically become obsolete?
Using a JBL wired earphone (~$10) on my Windows 11 laptop. The weird part is Windows does detect something when I plug it in, I get the connect/disconnect notification every time. The earphones also work perfectly fine on other devices.
But on this laptop, audio keeps playing through the speakers instead. The earphones don’t appear in Sound Manager or Volume Mixer either, so I can’t manually switch output.
I’m wondering if this is related to Dolby/Realtek audio stuff built into the laptop or some Windows 11 driver issue. Has anyone dealt with this before or found a fix?