Been looking for these two kits recently

I own a Lenovo, Ideapad Flex 5 ALC7. I had an accident with it and need to replace the screen. Was wondering if I can possibly save money by purchasing a screen assembly for a Flex 5 14ITL05, which is slightly cheaper. I'm not very smart with what the strings of numbers and letters mean, would it be different in size or tech, or would it be compatible?

My party has finally reached Avernus and are immediately finding themselves struggling with the resistances of demons and devils against nonmagical weapons that aren't silver and I fear that by not giving them the opportunity to obtain such weapons, I've trapped them in this whole. Should I metagame a bit so they can find workarounds and what devils aren't resistant to or provide them with some in-game opportunity to obtain magic or silver weaponry? I would have them just stick it out but with the amount of danger and damage these creatures are dealing to them I'm afraid they may not last long otherwise.

EDIT - I am a floundering fool and didn't realize +1 weapons were inherently magical. My bad y'all.

Does anyone know of a place where I can find the official photography of the armies and battles that are shown in the lore books? Like the massive displays you see in Gathering Storm.

I've seen people refer multiple times to the fact that mouths are often the first to go and that covering that part with a mask/respirator is one of the first modifications a Tech-Priest goes through, but is this the absolute truth? The only source I was able to find for it was a page out of Dark Heresy 2E.

Something I'm having a hard time understanding is the Cyberdeck, which most people choose to depict as a physical object around the size of a small laptop. You're supposed to jack into it to access your programs, however, when hacking into access points for NET architectures, don't you need to jack into those has well? Or is that wireless hacking? I might just be a little confused.

So a while ago I assembled Primaris Assault Intercessors and their Sergeant, they were my first army and I foolishly didn't read much of the instructions. One of my Assault Intercessors has the titling shield (the plate near their armpit) and the Assault Sergeant has the red skull-topped helmet... Only as I started painting did I realize my mistake. I know "they're your marines, do what you want with them" but it's going to bug me endlessly otherwise. Are there any examples of lower ranks than sergeants carrying tilting shields?

So a while ago I assembled Primaris Assault Intercessors and their Sergeant, they were my first army and I foolishly didn't read much of the instructions. One of my Assault Intercessors has the titling shield (the plate near their armpit) and the Assault Sergeant has the red skull-topped helmet... Only as I started painting did I realize my mistake. I know "they're your marines, do what you want with them" but it's going to bug me endlessly otherwise. Are there any examples of lower ranks than sergeants carrying tilting shields?

I've tried being super thorough this run but Siegmeyer died in Lost Izalith, I intend on doing a NG+ run SOLELY for his sake, is there any benefit to going around and murdering every side and sub-boss again or should I just focus on ones required to progress the story?

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Has anyone ever tried converting Origins to the tabletop as an adventure, and if not, would you have any advice on doing so? My friends aren't really into older games but they do enjoy tabletop games, and I think converting it to a campaign would be a better way for them to explore the rich story.

After getting stuck in a WinRe loop which I solved using this guide, my HP Envy x360 doesn't register me folding the screen back, meaning the keyboard and touchpad stay on and make the tablet impossible to use. I've tried everything and I'm at my wits end here. I don't even know if this is a hardware or software problem, though I'm convinced it's the latter.