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OK, friends. I guess I found a workaround. My X728 had a problem with turning off 3 seconds after power up, and the problem still existed after I completely reset my Raspberry Pi 4. However, when I connected my X728 to 'another Raspberry Pi', it worked, and again confirmed that it works on the original Raspberry Pi as well. I didn't understand this logic at all, but anyway, I'm glad to find it works again. There's still a lot to say about the company not supporting customers....