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It looks like it isn't shutting down after all! https://forum.freaktab.com/forum/main-category/main-forum/827407-sad-to-see-the-end-of-the-freaktab-forum?p=827599#post827599

Your best bet is to reach out to Wanxin directly. They have contact details here from the looks of things: Contact_WANXIN · CHINA - https://en.dywanxin.com/contact.html

Maybe they're out of battery? I've never heard of G10's becoming unpaired from their dongle. Also make sure to try them connected to different computers/etc. if possible. Also be certain you have the right dongle (on more than one occasion I've seen people mix up the dongles for remotes)...

Your best bet is to look somewhere on eBay. Ultimately though I'd advise researching how to add games to the device yourself (which in and of itself is just copying/pasting at its core). It will help you both now and with future handhelds as you'll understand the general process more...

I think I remember something like this happening a long time ago when we got the initial sample of the Stheno F5 a long time ago. I believe the solution was forcing the device to use the NVIDIA GPU via the NVIDIA control panel. I don't have one on hand at the moment so I can't verify, but...

You've updated your drivers/etc. right? Both the Nvida and Intel ones. I've heard that the earlier Oculus models can be a bit iffy with compatibility. I can't think of any reason in particular why the Stheno wouldn't play nice with the headset though. Does the DisplayPort interface work fine by...

I'd check around for info on Beelink's updates before going ahead with them. I think fairly recently there was a buggy update that got rolled out. Not sure if it was 925P0 though.

I'm sorry but I wouldn't even know where to begin to source one for that. Looks like it's running Android 4.4... that's pretty ancient as far as tablets go. Trying to find the brand and model name would be a good start on your search perhaps.

It's not a surprise given the drop-off in popularity of android boxes, but a shame all the same.

I'm not sure if the CK1 itself is even mountable. We've certainly never experimented with it. If all else fails you can probably jury-rig some kind of awkward solution by using cable ties to strap the device to a VESA bracket.

I'd chalk it down to you just receiving a dud cable, honestly. HDMI cables are fairly cheap compared to the main box (wholesale they're probably less than <£1 in value, especially with how short they often are).

Yeah, I'd say so.

In this case then I'd advise sending it back to us. Seems like you've gotten a freak unit. I've got an RG351MP right next to me running the latest 351ELEC build (the Pinapple Forrest one) just fine. Email us at [email protected] w/ your order number and a member of our team can have a look at...

The OneXPlayer is a windows gaming handheld released by One Netbook, and is intended to be a competitor for the GPD WIN 3 and the AYA NEO, which were devices released at a similar time. Compared to the competition, the main draw of the OneXPlayer is its large display. Which provides great...

The ANBERNIC RG552 is a recently released next-gen gaming handheld from ANBERNIC. It is a successor to the RG351 series' devices, and features higher performance than its predecessors, including a faster processor and significantly more RAM. It also features the return of a HDMI output, the...

We've had customers return them to us in the past because of similar reasons. The first thing we do is grab some random CFW, and it works absolutely fine 99% of the time (the only times it doesn't are if the device miraculously develops a hardware fault during transit because it got bumped...

There's two things we can advise here: 1) Ensure you're using the right version of the CFW. Because the RG351MP has a different combination of screen size and control layout to the other models, it requires unique builds. 2) Try using different software to flash the firmware. For some weird...

They're downloaded to a folder on your PC, but they're encrypted files with nonsensical filenames. The only practical thing you'd realistically do is delete them.

I would imagine that Netflix encrypts all of its downloads so that the files cannot be accessed outside of the app. So even if you knew where they were downloaded, you wouldn't be able to do anything with them (outside of moving them around). If it downloaded plain .mp4 files, it would be far...

I don't see any reason as to why it wouldn't work for someone based in the US. So yes, it will work for you!