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Simberto
Germany11941 Posts
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Blitzkrieg0
United States13132 Posts
On March 20 2020 04:08 Simberto wrote: The manufacturers of the parts in your PC are usually the best source for drivers. I couldn't find them on the Gibabyte website. Maybe I'm just doing that wrong. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11941 Posts
https://www.gigabyte.com/Support You need to take a look at your specific model i guess. | ||
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Blitzkrieg0
United States13132 Posts
On March 20 2020 07:03 Simberto wrote: I find a lot of drivers here: https://www.gigabyte.com/Support You need to take a look at your specific model i guess. That should have been obvious. I was in the product page and thought there would be a link to drivers thanks. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11941 Posts
When watching video in firefox, the image sometimes stops, but the sound continues. If this happens, the computer appears to mostly lock up (Sometimes other programs still work, sometimes they work very slowly, sometimes nothing works at all), and the only fix i have found so far is to completely reboot. It happens very irregularly. Sometimes i can watch videos for hours and there is no problem, sometimes it happens after half an hour of videos. It doesn't seem to be based on where the videos are from (the same thing happened with youtube, twitch and the lolesports site). I have googled a lot, and applied all of the commonly recommended fixes. (Enable/disable hardware acceleration, disable playing DRM content). I haven't found anyone who describes the exact same symptoms as i have, though.None of them seem to really influence this behaviour. This happens exclusively when watching videos on the internet, so far no other activity has lead to the same problem. Anyone got an idea what might be causing this, and how to approach it? | ||
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Kertorak
125 Posts
hi. Please help! Hotkey for Keyboard Language Question: Here is how you do it as far as I know currently System Settings (home) > Time & Language > Language > Choose an input method to always use as default > input language hotkeys PROBLEM here: I CAN ONLY choose between Left Shift+alt OR ctrl+shift BOTH are inadequate for my Starcraft play (interfering with game play, not directly, but it happens you press them - apparently, both, as I use shift, ctrl and alt alot...) ??? Please help - I know you can set your own hotkeys somewhere, I think I did it in Windows7 that way... however in Windows 10 I can't seem to find it, and only have these two options, however I believe it should be possible, right? It would be awesome if I could simply remap it to the RIGHT ctrl+shift. Putting off, is also not an option to me, as I need to switch to korean or other language sometimes. Thank you. PS: I liked the default setting so far, then I can use "Alt Gr" to switch between hangul and english . | ||
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domane
Canada1606 Posts
Let's say a smartphone is connected to both the internet and cellular data network (WIFI and 3G/4G/LTE) (1) Would a hacker be able to use the device's connections to covertly infect the smartphone with malware (ex: insert malicious code/files/software/program targeting the phone/texting apps or device information) that reports back SIM card information to the hacker? (2) Then use the information to create a clone of the SIM card that will function/pass/evade the cellular provider's security verification protocols? | ||
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PawanKY
1 Post
I'm still using old Windows XP and wanted to upgrade it to Windows 10 but before I want to know its latest features, benefits, ease of use, speed, networking etc.  | ||
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Lmui
Canada6223 Posts
On April 28 2020 14:52 PawanKY wrote: No one is talking of Windows 10 and its latest features! I'm still using old Windows XP and wanted to upgrade it to Windows 10 but before I want to know its latest features, benefits, ease of use, speed, networking etc. 10 > XP in all aspects, apart from resource requirements. There's a good reason XP is end of life. Get off of XP if you meet minimum requirements for 10. | ||
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Craton
United States17301 Posts
On April 28 2020 14:52 PawanKY wrote: No one is talking of Windows 10 and its latest features! I'm still using old Windows XP and wanted to upgrade it to Windows 10 but before I want to know its latest features, benefits, ease of use, speed, networking etc. Well, it's faster in both performance and bootup; it uses fewer resources; it has better resource monitoring functionality; it has Cortana integration and Windows Store support (Universal Apps); customizable tiles on the start menu including live tiles for things like weather; Edge support; virtual desktops; and a Terminal, to name a few. You're better off just searching for Windows 10 features / functionality. If you're familiar with XP you should be able to identify the differences, but even if you can't you really only need to know what W10 has. | ||
Firebolt145
Lalalaland34504 Posts
I'm thinking probably hard drive failure. Any other suggestions before I move one of my SSDs over? | ||
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OsaX Nymloth
Poland3244 Posts
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Firebolt145
Lalalaland34504 Posts
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KOFgokuon
United States14912 Posts
Any disagreements with this assessment? | ||
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Simberto
Germany11941 Posts
On May 10 2020 04:35 Firebolt145 wrote: What are the other possibilities that come to mind? Something could have ruined your OS setup in some way. (Virus, you deleting the wrong stuff while somehow bypassing all safeguards,...) Since you seem to get to a point where something tries to launch an OS and fails(and not stop at beep codes or so), most of your hardware is probably okay. On May 10 2020 04:42 KOFgokuon wrote: I plugged my laptop in today (gx531gs), and there was no power indicator light, and the laptop wouldn’t start due to a drained battery. Even if the battery were dead, if the ac adapter were providing Power, then I should be able to turn on the laptop right? This leads me to believe either my adapter is dead (no replacement so can’t really check) or the port on my laptop got fucked somehow Any disagreements with this assessment? Not necessarily. My laptop (Asus T100TA) does the same thing when the battery is completely empty. For some reason, it needs to charge for a while before launching. If you let it charge for an hour and nothing happens, you are probably correct in your assessment. | ||
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OsaX Nymloth
Poland3244 Posts
On May 10 2020 04:42 KOFgokuon wrote: I plugged my laptop in today (gx531gs), and there was no power indicator light, and the laptop wouldn’t start due to a drained battery. Even if the battery were dead, if the ac adapter were providing Power, then I should be able to turn on the laptop right? This leads me to believe either my adapter is dead (no replacement so can’t really check) or the port on my laptop got fucked somehow Any disagreements with this assessment? Agree with your assessment - to check you'll either need a different charger/adapter or use multimeter. Or give it to some nearby pc repair shop, they must have the right stuff to check everything and can do it in few minutes. | ||
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KOFgokuon
United States14912 Posts
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Kotreb
Croatia1392 Posts
My pc disconnects from internet randomly 5-12 times per day. I contacted my ISP and they didn't notice anything weird with the connection. Usually I just get randomly dc-ed, but I noticed lately that it always happens like 10 mins into some game. My gf is also having this problem after installing latest windows update (win 10). She connects via wi-fi i'm connected via cable. I installed newest drivers, tried turning off the option to save power on router in device manager, tried factory resetting router, but to no avail. Anyone have any idea? | ||
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Craton
United States17301 Posts
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burbigo
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