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FiWiFaKi
Canada9859 Posts
Like okay, my computer crashed, but I know the reason, I don't really like spending those 20 seconds just waiting for the percentage to increase. My computer can reboot in like 3 seconds after the bios screen, so if I'm in a game and my computer crashes, I'd like to be able to hop back into it in 30 seconds rather than 50. Please and thank you  | ||
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GreenHorizons
United States24335 Posts
I figured out that if I unplug the keyboard until after startup it will boot fine but I was wondering if there was a more practical solution? | ||
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Deleuze
United Kingdom2102 Posts
On January 07 2018 10:45 GreenHorizons wrote: Got a new Corsair Strafe keyboard and now my computer gets stuck on boot with a 0d motherboard error. I figured out that if I unplug the keyboard until after startup it will boot fine but I was wondering if there was a more practical solution? Sounds simple but hsve you tried different USB port and keyboard cable? | ||
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Starecat
941 Posts
iTunes don't let it download nothing. | ||
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Epishade
United States2267 Posts
Would any of you know of a program that could help identify these duplicates for me (via the audio from the mp3 file I suppose) so that they can be reviewed and deleted? | ||
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Dingodile
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Cyro
United Kingdom20343 Posts
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Simberto
Germany11969 Posts
For some reason, every single time i try to share anything on my network, stupid problems arise. I seem to not grasp some simple concept, but i have no idea what that is. 15 years ago, i could simply click a folder, and let everyone on the network access it. That is apparently completely impossible now. Instead i apparently have to work with Homegroups. The last time i wanted to move files around, i managed to set a homegroup up, and sharing worked. But now, for some reason, i am no longer a member in my own homegroup. The homegroup panel states that a homegroup created by me on my PC exists, and i can join it by typing the password. Sadly i don't know that password anymore (Or never did, because it was some random shit that the homegroup made up). So now there is a homegroup that no PC is in, and that no one can join, and that i apparently can not get rid of because i am not in it. I just want to share files with other PCs on my network. There has got to be a simpler way than doing that via internet and dropbox. What the fuck do i have to do? I don't care about safety, it is a cabled home network, so for anyone to get access, they would have to be in my apartment anyways. I just want to be able to move files between two windows 10 pcs connected to the same network. Why is that so hard? | ||
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Craton
United States17303 Posts
Set your network as private and turn on file sharing, then right click a folder > properties > sharing > advanced sharing > check box. Under network and sharing center > advanced sharing settings you can turn on network discovery and automatic setup of connected devices, as well as file and printer sharing. For what it's worth, all you have to do w/ homegroups is type "homegroup" in the start menu (W7, W8, or W10) and open the HomeGroup control panel item. There's a change password button there if you're the owner (if you aren't it will tell you which PC is and you can log into that one to change it). If you don't have access to that (the owner PC isn't on the network anymore) it should give you the option to create a new one. If it doesn't, the nuclear approach is basically to shutdown all the PCs, restart the router, then power your PC on so there aren't any other PCs/homegroups detected and you can create a new one. https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-networking/phantom-homegroup-need-to-delete-homegroup-from-a/28f494ea-d0e9-4aeb-8e32-20f0942d1f11?auth=1 | ||
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Dingodile
4139 Posts
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Tephus
Cascadia1754 Posts
I just replaced my mobo/cpu, and the controller is no longer recognized by the pc. Flashes white when I press the PS button. Tried different USB cables, those hacky PS4 drivers, controller resets, all without any success. I don't see anything showing up in devices (nothing like playstation controller, or wireless controller even). I don't have another controller I can try to see if its a dead controller or something, Anyone have any tips? | ||
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FFGenerations
7088 Posts
budget is... i don't know 400gbr or less i imagine, i dont know so im writing this in advance: are there other good places to ask for laptop advice than [somewhere on reddit] and here? thanks | ||
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Craton
United States17303 Posts
On January 06 2018 08:00 FiWiFaKi wrote: How do I disable sending the error report being sent to Microsoft on W10 when getting a BSOD? Like okay, my computer crashed, but I know the reason, I don't really like spending those 20 seconds just waiting for the percentage to increase. My computer can reboot in like 3 seconds after the bios screen, so if I'm in a game and my computer crashes, I'd like to be able to hop back into it in 30 seconds rather than 50. Please and thank you I expect that it's creating the memory dump that's taking time. Either way, minimizing the dump size may reduce the time to create it and to upload it. Control Panel > System > Advanced System Settings > Advanced Tab > System Failure section > Write debugging information dropdown Limiting feedback & diagnostics might also help: Start > Privacy Settings > Feedback & Diagnostics | ||
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Dingodile
4139 Posts
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Craton
United States17303 Posts
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R1CH
Netherlands10342 Posts
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/COMFAST-usb-wifi-adapter-600mbps-1750mbps-Dual-Band-802-11ac-b-g-n-2-4Ghz-5/32766949713.html | ||
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Mordanis
United States893 Posts
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137040 As a side-note, I just noticed that I bought it a year and a half ago, and it cost me less than half of what its on Newegg for right now. Weird how mining makes a computer component is a maturing asset... | ||
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Craton
United States17303 Posts
Running full load for a few days is pretty trivial. Miners do this for months at a time. I imagine if you somehow "burned up" any amount of memory the whole thing would be failing. Generally miners will scale settings back a bit from its maximum to lower temps (lowering the voltage and increasing the fan speed helps drop temps considerably). If you're concerned, just do the same. In MSI afterburner you can just set the power threshold down to like 70-80% and adjust the fan curve or manually set it to a higher %. I basically tweak my settings to keep temps <= 70C at full load. | ||
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RonCarr
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FFGenerations
7088 Posts
The spec of the laptop says "230W AC Adapter". I have emailed them for more details. Do you think it's possible that I will need to purchase a voltage converter just to use the machine there, such as the ones here? https://airlinktransformers.com/category/europe-japan-voltage-converters edit this answers me well https://www.japan-guide.com/forum/quereadisplay.html?0 86799 | ||
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