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In the video, the creator walks through updating the firmware on a first-generation OLED monitor. They detail the preliminary steps necessary, such as disabling HDR in Windows settings, adjusting the control panel, and setting the monitor frequency to 60 Hz. The update process requires running the installation as an administrator and involves power cycling the monitor. The creator has never performed a firmware update before and documents the process, which they estimate will take around 10 minutes. During the waiting period, the creator multitasks by organizing their kitchen. They later test and successfully set up a new Dell monitor, specifically the M O 106 model, and express appreciation for its functionality and Dell’s support.
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In this part of the video, the creator discusses updating the firmware on a first-generation OLED monitor. To start, they disable HDR in the Windows HD color settings, adjust the control panel settings to prevent the monitor from turning off, and set the frequency to 60 Hz. They begin the update process as an administrator and note the need to check for updates and follow specific instructions, such as power cycling the monitor. The creator mentions never having updated their monitor’s firmware before and sets up the camera to record the process, anticipating it will take around 10 minutes.
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In this part of the video, the speaker decides to try using their chair and attempts to update something, expressing that it’s working perfectly. While waiting for the update, they start organizing items in the kitchen, checking if something is a brick or not. They note that things are still working, but then notice that something is happening.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker successfully sets up and tests a new monitor, specifically the M O 106 model. They express gratitude towards Dell for providing the equipment, confirming that it works as intended.