Uns.gr Website Review

> certain lines of asus laptops emit an intermittent high-pitched > noise resembling an electronic signal.   > this noise has been variously described as a whirling noise, a > chirping noise, a whiney noise, and a screeching noise akin to > fingernails on a chalkboard. > this noise can be very irritating and have been the subject of > numerous complaints to the company.  the company has not been very > responsive to these complaints.  > the good news is that there is a fix for this problem.  the process > takes less than five minutes.  i’m no expert, but the following > is what worked for me.  follow these directions at your own risk! >  if you have a better fix, please let them in the comments for > click the windows start icon, and in the “search programs and > files” field type regedit > on the top of the dialog box it should say dword >  > go to control panel –>hardware and sound –>change plan settings > (for each plan that you use) –>power options –>. > advance power settings –>processor power > management –>processor idle disable. this script must be executed under linux enviroment, for windows 10 you can also use wsl (debian) note also that the user (default  userid) has to have s(upervisor) privileges and not o(operator) under the mm config. does not, you may need to reboot the amm. if there are 2 management modules, pull the secondary, reboot the primary, and then check on the status of the switch again once the amm is finished refreshing all its information (usually about 2-3 mins after it is available via http or if the script seems to exit abnormally, the check to see if vpd values were corrected. if not, re-run script μηνών, μπορώ να πω ότι η συσκευή με το lede δουλεύει μια χαρά και ήδη βρίσκεται