u/nathwithanh

I've got an ASUS Vivobook Pro 16x from I think 2023, running Windows 11 Pro.

Earlier today I went away for a few minutes, and I think it went to sleep, and when I came back the Bluetooth no longer worked. It completely disappeared from the Quick Tray and I couldn't find any way to reactivate it. I looked up a ton of suggestions for support, and either they didn't work or were impossible. i.e.: "Go to Device Manager and go to Power Management settings for your Bluetooth adapter." (There was no Power Management option.) "Go to Services and restart Bluetooth Support Services." (Windows failed to stop the service, so it couldn't restart.)

The only thing that worked, by accident, was when I went into Device Manager and picked "Check for Hardware Changes" on my Bluetooth devices, and that crashed my computer. But when it restarted, Bluetooth worked again.

Unfortunately, the computer went to sleep again later and the same thing happened. I was not able to recreate the solution. I tried cold rebooting and that didn't work either. I even got in touch with Microsoft help and they couldn't help me.

Eventually, I found an updated Bluetooth driver on ASUS' website, and installed it. But when I restarted my computer... Bluetooth disappeared entirely from my Device Manager! I did find a USB device that failed to identify, and when I uninstalled it and checked again for hardware changes, Bluetooth returned. But... the driver listed for my adapter seems to be the same one as before I installed the update. And... I still can't get any of it to reactivate.

I have no idea what to do here. Everything I've been suggested is either impossible or doesn't work. Everything I've tried doesn't work. I cannot figure out how to reactivate my Bluetooth adapter. What am I supposed to do? I use a Bluetooth wireless mouse, so this is a huge pain for just my everyday usage of the computer.

I created a new library and wanted to add a TV show to it. The show has 3 seasons. For some reason only the third is populating in the library.

I have another existing library that pulls from the exact same file sources and it picks up all three seasons of the show.

What gives?

EDIT: I think we figured it out. It's pretty minor. Thanks to all who helped.

Taking a friend through the show for his first time, and I was thinking about this recently-- and the recent post on how season 2 might have been improved (and to be fair, I believe even Tony Gilroy said 4-6 were the episodes he wished could've been fleshed out more).

The show is great at not showing things we can logically conclude, even if it takes us a while to realize it. (One of my favorites is in "Welcome to the Rebellion," with the ISB HQ referring to "Jung's agent"-- telling us immediately how Luthen new Bail's team was compromised, and perhaps even that Jung picked the most unreliable, trigger-happy cowboy cop at his disposal, the person most likely to screw up, as a failsafe.)

I realized there isn't much about how the rebel base at Yavin gets formed, but in the year between episodes 6 and 7, it's at least now a thing that exists, and Cassian, Bix, and Vel live there, among others.

What I hadn't thought about until recently is "Why now?" And it occurs to me that the events of the previous arc did a lot to alienate Luthen from those three. Luthen going to Bix behind Cassian's back, or pushing Cassian on Ghorman, was a big reason for Cassian and Bix to have strained relations with Luthen. That said, he did sow some goodwill with them with the Dr. Gorst mission, and Cassian is still willing to defy the Rebellion hierarchy and answer Luthen's call when the mission is important enough (assassinate Meero, extract Mothma).

And "that said" is to contrast them with Vel, who, save the toast with Cassian in the finale, Vel apparently has nothing to do with Luthen at all.. And as we saw, her last mission for Luthen-- one Cassian advised him against-- got her lover killed just when they were reconciling and committing to make an honest go of it as a couple. I suspect that pushed Vel to more or less quit his network and start doing whatever work was needed of her to be part of setting up the rebel base on Yavin.

I got the Dual Sidearm permit and the second sidearm storage in my Underlab, but... I can't put a second sidearm in storage. There's still only a place to burrow in front of the first storage tank, and trying to store a sidearm still just swaps out the first one instead of filling the other storage tank. How do I actually put the second sidearm in storage?

What really gets me about this cancellation is just how little effort NBC put into marketing the show.

Compare this to St. Denis Medical. There were a flood of ads for weeks for St. Denis before it premiered, making sure everyone knew when it aired, etc. And it got a pretty good Monday night slot (which, again, everyone knew because NBC constantly aired commercials for it).

I basically learned about Stumble by accident from a Hollywood Reporter article, and then when it finally aired, NBC unceremoniously premiered it in November (well after most new network shows begin) and in a Friday death slot. They never gave it much promotion or much of a chance.

I like St. Denis too, this is no shade to that show. It's just hard not to think if NBC had put any effort into promoting Stumble or given it a decent time slot— let alone the effort they put into promoting St. Denis— we'd still have it.