Recent content by DH1997

That's unfortunate to hear, I can think of only 3 things that might yet solve your problem. Reinstalling the driver. A clean install of Windows. The issue may have been caused by an update. Perhaps either the "fresh start" or repair feature may also resolve the issue. Updating your BIOS...

Hey Mattkatt, Have you tried to reseat your battery yet? There is a chance that if you reseat the battery and boot it up with the power adapter plugged that it may work again. I would recommend calibrating the battery as well and leaving it on charge for about 30 minutes. After that, shut down...

Hello Ralston18, thank you for your response and my apologies for not providing sufficient information. I'm guessing by PSU, you may have meant to say CPU. To be certain, I've included details on both the CPU, the adapter and the battery. The laptop is an MSI GL62 6QF, it is 2.5 years old. So...

Greetings and salutations everyone, I hope you guys and gals like strange issues, because I got a bit of a headscratcher here that for the life of me I can't figure out. (Since installing a new hard drive is about as complicated as playing with Legos, many of us have done it hundreds of times...

Because it is a process related issue I recommend installing Adware Cleaner, CCleaner and a good Antivirus. Run all scans a few times, delete all threats and do yourself a favour use shut down instead of sleep mode/hibernate. Also.. Microsoft has a lovely tool, google for Microsoft...

Definitely sounds BIOS related though, you might want to check those settings.

Disable all other active mics, works for my laptop.

And ehm if you can, try running a system repair. Doesn't sound much like a software issue but it won't cause any harm. Edit: had a similar case here I think, you might have wrong bios settings.

I don't think that posting your cel number online is a very wise decission, I'd remove that if I were you. You can never be too secure nowadays.

Does it stay black or do you see a a loading screen with the logo of your laptop's brand when you turn it on? If you do get that screen, spam your f8 key and go with the repair option I guess.

Simply press ctrl and shift and you'll be good to go.