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Yes, it does - in the General panel, underPerformance, uncheck Use recommended performance settings. Worth a try...

Several things to try: 1) Check the settings of your browser to see if it has hardware acceleration. For example, Chrome has a setting called "Use hardware acceleration when available" under System in its Advanced Settings. Try turning it off. 2) Try a different browser and see if that helps...

Probably. Try running chkdsk /r from a command prompt as Administrator to scan for bad sectors. It may take a while to scan...

Making a few assumptions here: If you have Windows on your C: drive, and you clone the programs on your D: drive to E:, then all of the shortcuts on your C: drive will continue to point to D: If you manually assign the drive letters for D: and E: such that they are E: and D;, your shortcuts...

Ah, in that case, I highly recommend a new power supply.

According to AMD, the power requirements for the reference RX 570 is 150W, and they recommend a 450W PSU. Based on the other components in your system and even with a future CPU upgrade, you should be fine. Just make sure your power supply has the correct connector for the card (6-pin or 8-pin).

Are you using Windows 10? If so, try this: search for "microphone privacy settings" which will return "Allow access to the microphone on this device". Turn on "Allow apps to access your microphone".

Search for "microphone privacy settings" which will return "Allow access to the microphone on this device". Turn on "Allow apps to access your microphone".

Try this: There's a microphone privacy options page. The latest insider's update has it blocking all apps by default. Hit Windows key and search for "microphone privacy settings" Hit "Allow access to the microphone on this device" Switch "Allow apps to access your microphone" to on

Are you using Windows 10, and if so, have you recently updated? There's a microphone privacy options page. The latest insider's update has it blocking all apps by default. Hit Windows key and search for "microphone privacy settings" Hit "Allow access to the microphone on this device" Switch...

Sure, no problem :)

There's a microphone privacy options page. The latest insider's update has it blocking all apps by default. Hit Windows key and search for "microphone privacy settings" Hit "Allow access to the microphone on this device" Switch "Allow apps to access your microphone" to on

There's a microphone privacy options page. The latest insider's update has it blocking all apps by default. Hit Windows key and search for "microphone privacy settings" Hit "Allow access to the microphone on this device" Switch "Allow apps to access your microphone" to on

Drop the clip in your timeline, tab to Video FX, select White Balance, and drag-and-drop the default onto your clip. Use "Select White Color" and choose a spot in your clip (behind the White Balance dialog box) where you know it is supposed to be white. Note: you will need a "white" area to...