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You can use any USB-C adapter for that capable of the resolution and refresh rate you desire (within USB4 bandwidth bounds of course), this video is about video input to the tablet display since you can connect and display other devices on the tablet screen or use it as an extra portable monitor, that's what V-Link is. You can read more about it on their product page and other reviews which showcase it.

@@deathmist_ NOICE! thanks a lot for the reply.

I'll work on that. I need to stop spending my budget on cool things 😅. But I also realized that my s22 ultra might be defective. The camera overheads when filming, and it fails to work well on low light. I also need better lighting since I film at night, too noise in the day.

Hi. You probably have all ready solve your issue. However if you still need assistance I made a post on how to contacte me.

Yes @1:59 I show how to remove it. You can slow down the video. Is just one screw that you have to remove and the small compartment cover.

@@gothaurustech Thank you for your response I will be cloning my drive and installing mSATA and a SDD this Saturday and it will be much easier now

@OmarGrouching ok. I'll be uploading a video soon about how to clone Windows I haven't had time to finish it up but it's in the works if you need some additional help tho there are plenty of them all ready.

@@gothaurustech I screwed the pooch I deleted my recovery partition and now I can only boot into safe mode which makes every fix out of bounds for me (I installed win 11 with some workarounds) so now I will be trying a fresh windows 10 install on monday when a new sprunger kit arrives, anything I should know before installing a new win 10 on a 2TB SSD?

@@omargrouching334 No. That is a lot of space for an old laptop, but it should be fine. Sorry for the late responds but I switch work, so it was difficult get use to a new schedule.

@1:03 I show you how. You can slow Dien the video if uts to fast.

@7:32 I also show how to put everything together.

Lol, can you elaborate? What you didn't like.

Is not difficult, all you need is a usb of at least 16 gb after that you need to download the windows media creation tool. ill post the link on a pin comment. then just launch the program and follow the steps. also you can just search how to create a windows 10 bootable USB on youtube and you will get many results. Still I will make a new video about how to install windows but it will take me some time due to work and stuff. So if this is urgent I recommend searching on google or youtube how to create a windows 10 bootable device. I no longer have this laptop but the process is similar with any laptop. Before you install windows remove the "Main hard drive" and just leave the M sata after that just install windows 10, if you have the SSD and M SATA of similar capacity it will be hard to identify the SSD and m SATA because windows only show sizes. best option is to disconnect the SSD and leave the M SATA. That way only one storage is shown when you install windows.

also make sure to get your windows key first before you install a the new windows or link the key to your email.

@@gothaurustech If you can see foil rectangle sticker with deep-red (Win8) or purple Windows-pane logo, the Wizard will see "Home" or "Pro" Activation PIN that Lenovo calls "Feature Code", the menu choice is skipped. The activation needs no human action.

@Bryan Minugh This is based on my personal experience but sometimes it does not work if you install a clean version of windows 10. Remember it's new hardware that is being added, sometimes windows 10 doesn't pay nicely when adding a new part. It has happened to me before. There is a tool that will get you the windows key if you didn't retrieve it before erasing windows, but it's hard to find nowadays.

It looks like the password was set by accident. there is no need to short the EEPROM all you have to do is disconnect the battery and remove the CMOS battery. Make sure that is the only 2 things you disconnect. Then you just need to keep pressing the power button for at least 1 minute, you can do it for less but 1 minute is best to ensure there is not power left on the laptop. Yes putting a new CMOS battery is a good idea, but make sure you drain the all the energy from the laptop before connecting it. If this don't work keep trying. I do not know the location of the EEPROM ship and I would not advice on doing that, specially if you want to keep using this laptop for many more years, It is an old laptop and the parts are no longer being manufacture, one error and that would be the end of it.

Yes, you will have to remove the battery and the small CMOS battery. Then press the power button for about 1 minute. Put everything back. And then it on. That should clear any password or bios lock.

I am sorry for my late reply I hope you all ready have solved the issue. If not then here is some advice. Disconnect the battery and the CMOS battery then keep pressing the power on button for about 20 seconds or a minute if you are more patient. Then plug in everything back and test it. Unfortunately I don't have this laptop with me I have sold it. So I can't give you the exact location of the EEPROM.

No, it is not possible Those two letters "EE" "PROM" mean electrically erasable. All of the BIOS chip is wiped, including the ability to make any image on the screen or use a keyboard or scratchpad. Borrow a chip copier and edit the serial number to that of a "busted" S230u

I believe that I have answer this question on a previews comment. No you can not add any more ram. The ram on this notebook it's integrated on the motherboard (soldered) and can not be replace unless you change the entire motherboard.

Yes I did put new thermal paste. I don't think the color matters. did you make sure you added the enough? take a look at this video th-cam.com/video/ZFiY2iPCT5A/w-d-xo.html The prosses of adding thermal paste is the same. The type I use is the MX-5 Thermal Compound by Arctic or the HY-P13 Thermal Paste. Another alternative is the a Noctua Thermal paste, any model. also do not use the spoon, added the same way I added on the video I just show you. i don't remember correctly but I think there are 2 things that you need to add thermal paste on the Lenovo Twist. just make sure you put thermal pads on the areas indicated.

Thank you for your question. I am sorry, I can not help with this. I can only give you the standard troubleshooting, and that is to open the laptop and make sure there is no dust and othere debris obstructing. Also make sure the first display is properly connected. When you open the laptop make keep on the look for rusted parts, or damaged parts, if you find rusted parts the only way to fix them is to remove it and solder a new part, however this process is extremely difficult. Another option would be to get a motherboard, depending where you live it might be difficult to get. Right now on the USA a refurbished lenovo twist laptop is around 120 usd to 200 and up. If you can find a motherboard that is at least 50 usd will be a good deal, if it is higher than that, it best to just get a refurbished laptop.

Too late maybe, but someone else might be forewarned. ThinkPads and other Lenovo laptops are infamous for their tendence to blow a fuse if you don't disconnect the battery before fiddling with your computer. So, probably there is a small fried component waiting for being replaced..

I use 1.5mm thermal pad. If you don't have 1.5mm then you can stack 2, 1mm. I have not seen any performance impact, but if you use a 1.5 it will have less pressure. So 1.5mm will be best if you have it available.

@@gothaurustech Thank you! Also, do you think an SSD NVME will work/fit on this laptop? This one -> pt.aliexpress.com/item/32960047088.html I have already purchased a 256GB 2.5" one but it may take a month to be delivered here, so since I have this NVME at home, may help me these days, HD is pretty slow haha

Also, what's the avg temperature of your CPU? Mine is hitting 77ºC on normal usage (which is pretty hot), I am planning to change the thermal paste when I get the new battery.

@@Lucas-mu5no no the ssd nvme does not fit. It needs to be a msata ssd. m.sata is smaller than the nvme, like about have the size, and a bit thicker. Whatch the video again and you will see the difference I added one. Check out this m.pt.aliexpress.com/item/33058237041.html?spm=a2g0n.productlist.0.0.4f283cb2daTJu2&browser_id=df58f74a2e8e4f4786c3d7da227f9b4a&aff_trace_key=579d7741293242f2ab469db3c424d1e5-1621736731682-06272-UneMJZVf&aff_platform=msite&m_page_id=l74tf4eg4lwcas8q17a2cc49c8411b94c9619ee34d&gclid=&_imgsrc_=ae01.alicdn.com%2Fkf%2FHfeedd7688da742c1b3966023f2d68b24l.jpg_640x640Q90.jpg_.webp

@@Lucas-mu5no my normal temperature is about 55°C sometimes it hit 60°C when I do some heavy work on it. I don't use it fore more than 2 hours tho. My little brother have use it for school and so far he has not come plain about being to hot. I will be taking temperature again to make sure I am correct. Make sure the fan is working. And yes a thermal paste change will help.

Unfortunately no, it is sodered. The hard drive and m.sata can be upgraded.