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Resolved by doing a clean installation.

After many clean installations and file transfers, it turns out it was the hard drive that was bad. I did a clean installation and installed all of the applications and drivers one by one on and restarted the computer after each one of them to see if it was one of the application's or driver's...

I already tried resetting my CMOS and nothing has changed. I'm going to try to do a clean install of Windows again.

Hard Drive Sentinel reported no bad sectors. I am currently running CHKDSK and it has been stuck at 9% for over 5 hours now. Also, if I change the E: drive letter, wouldn't that affect some of my programs that I already have installed? I will also try out WD's Data LifeGuard Diagnostic for...

When I restart my computer, my E drive doesn't show up. In the Event Viewer, it shows a Critical error when I restart it. It says "The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly." The...

What's your Power Supply Unit and what is/are your hard drive(s)? Did you also download the driver for your new video card as well? What is your Operating System as well (Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7)?

You can't download the Nvidia Drivers for your graphics card if your graphics cards isn't plugged in or recognized by your motherboard. Is your Windows 8.1 or Windows 8? What is your RAM and how many hard drives do you have? The reason why it works if you switch the HDMI cable to the...

The CableMods cables that I bought turned out to be defective. I tested this using a power tester. Also, the RAM that I bought seems to be defective as well.

I'm currently having issues with my FPS in games. When I tab out of it, the game seems to run smoothly and my FPS also goes up in the game (I'm using a second monitor to monitor this), but when I tab back into the game it drops my FPS back down. This just started to happen recently. Event Viewer...

Since the CPU is new, could it be that the Motherboard's BIOS doesn't support it?

I've removed everything leaving ONLY the motherboard, CPU cooler, 1 ssd, GPU, CPU, PSU, and 1 RAM stick and it still will not display anything or beep. I've tried clearing the CMOS as well.