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Sounds like a great diet; baked beans on bread. Any more of those wonderful ideas stored away?

If you pay attention to what was written…. “ Hello, I recently bought a used HP Prodesk G3 Mini PC….” If recently purchased second hand, what do you imagine that is on there that cannot be lost? “Storing everything in the cloud”?? What are you writing? Everything is already on the HDD ???? Clean install is the best way.

I suspect alcohol or something else was involved….

Much quicker and less hassle to run a clean install ????

To be fair to you, it does play more formats than are stated in the Lazada link. But it was you who provided the Lazada link to the first place. No reason why, as you cannot even purchase it via that link. Equally the outdated reviews where they just change the dates to make it look as if they are recent. The reviews are likely from 2017; https://www.cnx-software.com/2017/03/01/minix-neo-u9-h-media-hub-review-part-2-android-6-0-firmware-kodi-17/ shows that it is still quite capable. But it wasn’t helpful to link to a device that has long been discontinued and running a seven year old version of Android.

Why would you need to clone a drive that you just bought? Start afresh with a clean install.

I already linked you to many… I have no idea why someone would create a post for a totally outdated Android box that isn’t even sold anymore. It’s six years old already. A distraction and a waste of everyone’s time.

Nothing there has anything to do with 2023. They likely just change the dates every year including the ‘last updated’ pages. Would be telling if they posted the original dates. Some would be from 2015/2016.

https://store.ais.co.th/en/accessories/zte/5g-pocket-wifi-zte-mu5002e.html

Why the Lazada link to a five year old Android box running Android 6.0.1? It can hardly playback any modern formats. ASF,MPEG,RM,RMVB,WMV,MP4 are what is listed in your advertisement. I fail to see the point of your post. Can you clarify why you have posted about an outdated box?

Up to him..

What’s your point? He didn’t ask about capped speed plans. He asked about a 5G router. He can pair it with an unlimited 5G plan for 1199 baht per month. Up to him.

Wait no longer: https://shopee.co.th/AIS-ZTE-5G-Pocket-WiFi-(MU5002)-i.229031061.21068672878

A$2.70? Are you sure? Post a link to the offer? Closest found is this: https://www.klook.com/th/activity/74427-truemoveh-thailand-tourist-sim-card/ Either way, if you pay 62 baht for it, you’ll certainly get some value out of it. 1GB per day is enough for casual phone usage.

So certainly not worth ‘upgrading’ to a higher speed package, as you likely won’t get more than you are getting now. You can double check by adding a full speed day pack and testing again. Looks like you need to choose another network next year if in the same location. 6 Mbps is relatively poor, though if it fits your need there is no issue. But better to have some headroom in any case.

The letters are what are in the sign and are what have been reproduced here. That is what the readers can and will recognise. The pronunciation is another matter entirely; though very useful for anyone asking a local for directions ????

DTAC shops and service centres should be fine for availability. I think there’s still a shop in Central Festival too.

It’s Tukcom. What do you want them to do there? It’s not sold there.

What were the results of the actual speed tests? Are you getting the full 10Mbps?

This thread isn’t about you ☺️

I meant that is expensive if you buy a 12 month package but use it for just 3 months. “Kongkrapan SIM 10 Mbps Unlimited data 10Mbps + Free Call to all Network” is sold in bundles of 3,6 and 12 months. They tried to register for the three month option for 540 baht.

Whilst you are evaluating, you might think about buying a one off day pack(perhaps a GB. It won’t affect your current promo, it will just run for the day or until you use up the volume) and running a speed test to check the maximum speed you can obtain. Prior to this, run a speed test to check the figures now. Then you’ll know whether the upgrade is appropriate for you.

A bit expensive for three months of usage… Now they have 15 Mbps and 30 Mbps; 1390 and 1690 respectively.

Don’t worry, just pop into any DTAC service centre or anywhere you can get a new DTAC SIM, top up with at least 200 baht and then apply *104*577# using the keypad. Complete the sequence by pressing the Call key. This will apply Unlimited data at 15 Mbps + Free calls to all networks. 200 baht per 30 days. If you want it to continue after the first month, just top up another 200 baht.