Recent content by flobernd

All measurements in Gbits! I tested with disabled, normal and experimental auto-tune. Disabled was even slower a lot and the normal/experimental ones did not make any difference. I tested the loopback speeds on a different Win10 Pro machine and was able to get about 4.5Gbits/s. Strange think...

Hi there, I recently added a Intel X550-T1 NIC to my Windows machine. Now after doing some tests I noticed the throughput is only about 2.5 GBits/s (using iperf3 for testing). Same test performed using an Ubuntu Live Boot Stick yielded me a throughput of about 9 GBits/s. Things I tried to...

The image is still visible for me. It shows the pinout of the connector, but only refers to LAN#LINK and LAN#ACT. I wondering which one is the "ground" here .. It's a server mainboard and a rack-mountable server case. Not that easy to take a look at the back of the rack after the server is...

Hi there, the case I'm using right now provides a cable (similar to POWERSW, RESETSW, ...) to connect the LAN Link/Act LED to the mainboard. The mainboard manual provides the following information: Sadly the cable from the case is not labeled (well .. it says "NIC 1, 2, 3...") so I don't...

Can you try to rename this driver file using the command prompt (in the repair screen)?

You might want to take a look at this comparison: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/compare Personally I would not miss the remote-desktop and hyper-v features for example which are only available in the Pro version. As for the architecture I would definitely recommend 64-bit as well.

Oh, mhh and did you unplug your graphics card after switching to onboard graphics?

There is definitely a hardware problem of some kind, if it keeps crashing after a clean installation of Windows. Do you have a spare graphics card?

Mhh what's the "SimBrief Downloader.exe" I found in your minidump? Are you infected by some kind of malware?

Thats the "Hardware Abstraction Layer" ... could be everything. Can you post the complete info from BlueScreenView?

Strange. It should always be possible to boot into BIOS by hitting the DEL/F2/F1 key (depends on the manufactorer) during startup. That should not be the problem, but you might have 2 EFI/Bootloader and 2 Recovery partitions now. These ones are automatically created by Windows setup and are...

Seems like your battery is defective. Did you try changing it out for a new one?