Hi @brownharris561, Sometimes due to excess dirt and dust, the keys were stop working and they need proper cleaning for that. Or in worst case, your motherboard got defective and you need to replace the keyboard.

To find all the defective keys, use web tool keyboardtester.io (https://keyboardtester.io) that will show all keys pressed on the screen. There. if you see any ghost press, then your keyboard might need cleaning or it may be defective.

To clean the keyboard, use a dry cloth and clean it. If you have a blower then you can also use it to blow out the dust. If this does not help you then you need to repair or replace the keyboard.

onyeka464:
you can connect it to your tv now, you don’t need a monitor do you have the dock?

My TV does not have HDMI port. Thats why.

Hey Guys!

Recently I purchased a Nintendo Switch for myself. It is such an amazing console that I've ever used. Playing Animal Crossing on my Nintendo is such an amazing experience.

The only issue I am getting with my Nintendo is it has a very small screen and I wish to play those games on a bigger screen. I've seen it on some YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p76STTr4Zyo&ab_channel=HelpfulDIY) videos that people can use Nintendo on their monitors as well.

So, i am thinking to purchase a new monitor especially for playing Nintendo games. I have a budget of $500. I am looking to purchase any monitor from here

https://trustedmonitors.com/best-monitors-for-nintendo-switch/

Do you guys have any other suggestions for it? I would be love to see them.

Timileyin1234:
Click the setting increase it and increase the bass small

Thanks, I will try it

Shibaraba:

Use premiere pro to edit the sound. Should turn out fine

I don;t know how to use it.

UShanOUR:
I had a similar issues and I fixed it very easily.

Try this.

Open GarageBand> then got to Preferences, you will see a box that is automatically checked "on" which says "export at maximum loudness". Check this box "off" and it should be able to export the song at a much higher volume.

Anyways, as of now I am using Audacity in my Windows laptop which seems to be pretty good, although I still wish there was a way I can get Garageband to run on my laptop, do you know any way around it?

Thanks @UShanOUR, I will try it. For windows, you can use PC emulator such as VMware. Here is the complete article for that where steps are well explained.
https://thegaragebandpc.com/

Shibaraba:

Use premiere pro to edit the sound. Should turn out fine

I don;t know how to use premier pro.

I have created a couple of songs on garage band but for unknown reasons, I need to export and play them at a high volume even to get optimum volume. Anyone here who knows a way around?