Recent content by Bscull12

If you are getting artifacts like that it's probably the gpu. May be time for a slight upgrade anyways, that sucker is pretty old. If there's a new graphics card driver, install it but other than that you will probably just need a new card.

So I have been thinking, most cases want your air to go from the bottom front to top back, but usually that creates negative pressure, and I dont want that. Would this be an acceptable solution? What would I need to change if I do need to change something? The case I will be using is the Corsair...

No, it doesnt. Not compared to that image by SkyNetRising. If it is, then where is the button to toggle auto updates?

https://imgur.com/a/Wd26dJw Thats what it looks like, all of the stuff mentioned is missing. Very little options to choose from.

Does being on a local account have anything to do with this?

There is no button on there saying anything related to auto updates lol. That looks nothing like mine.

Bumppppppp

So I have been looking for these settings in 1803 and I haven't found them at all. All of the tutorials are outdated and I am sick of manually clicking "Check for Updates" every day. WHERE IS IT?!?

So, earlier I was messing around in the Windows settings app's personalization tab and now there is a file named "Brian" in the startup tab. Here is what it is: https://imgur.com/UUcKpnJ Now, I have never seen this before and before you ask, yes, my name is Brian. When I boot up Windows it says...

Hit the Windows key and R on the keyboard. Type in cmd and hit enter. In the window, type sfc /scannow. Keep in mind there is no period in the command. That may fix it. It sounds like a Windows file is missing.

Maybe a program you installed on both of them. What recent programs did you install?