Recent content by DaronMal

Tried the guide and didnt work, Im not sure what is causing it because on restart it will be fine then randomly at some point the issue will start. I dont know if maybe its a task scheduler thing?

Ive tried the motherboard audio, front panel audio, and my AMP/DAC that uses USB, all have the same issue. I doubt it has to do directly with the new SSD but maybe something about the Windows reinstall got messed up? Not really sure.

I swapped in a new SSD and a fresh Windows 11 install and have been having this obnoxious issue I cannot solve for the life of me. Windows 11 ver 24H2 Intel i9-9900k ASUS ROG Maximus XI HERO WIFI 32GB DDR4 RTX 3090 FE It's probably not relevant, but the new drive is a Crucial P3 Plus 4tb NVME...

Tried all of those, chkdsk doesnt even run because its write protected, theres no switch on its physical body or anything either

Also didnt work, gave an error "0xC003045D The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error"

Tried :/

Its a Sandisk ultra USB 3.0 - 32gb The WIn11 install was from the official site, I just want it to be a normal drive

I had 2 USB drives with windows 11 installs setup and wanted to clear one to a normal USB again, I deleted the files and tried reformatting but it says the drive is write-protected and I essentially cant do anything with it. I tried Googling and a lot of places recommend using diskpart in cmd...

I'm moving my stuff to a new case (Coolersmaster Masterbox MB511 ARGB) and the biggest issue with mid tower cases (and the reason I despise them) happened, the AIO I use (Corsair h115i Pro) doesn't fit in the case with my motherboad (ROG Maximus XI Hero.) View: https://imgur.com/yhFrgvH Ive...

You did mention a Q-Code, but I'm not seeing it in your motherboard's manual, is it still showing 41? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/372733.pdf

Why did you take it apart in the first place? You also don't need to wait for it to dry, if the thermal paste is dry that's a bad thing but it will take a long time if it's quality. Did you spill something on it?

Have you tried using DDU and grabbing the latest drivers yourself? It doesn't say what you use for a GPU but the process is pretty similar. Google "DDU" and the first result should be the site guru3d.com, download that by scrolling down to the Download Locations at the bottom of the page. It...

You can't just turn it off and on yourself?

Okay , have you checked your RAM? A non-fully seated RAM could definitely cause random stupid issues, may have bumped them or something when you were working on the cooler? Past that, check the CPU and make sure there's no bent pins.

What CPU do you have? Might be good to try onboard video if you can.