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Sorry to hear that, did you use the same copy of Windows you did previously? I think this might be the right article for you: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/programs-are-launching-very-slowly-but-the/4dc63f73-820d-4ffa-9ac6-26dd409c4f95 Apart from that all I can think...

I would suggest you go and try with windows forums and if that doesn't help .. well I guess it's just an update gone bad :(

Hi, Try running Windows Memory diagnostics or download MemTest and make a bootable USB drive if you have one. Then check your memory for errors. This thing is process related you're saying that it only started less than week ? Has anything happened prior that occurring - a Windows Update...

I remember having similar issues with windows 7 / Reinstall seemed to work for me, but you can try with integrity of windows files / system restore as I was unexperienced back then. Enter "cmd" in the Windows search bar. Right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as administrator. Enter the...

You have no bootable drives detected that's why your system boots you onto BIOS / You have to open your case and see if your drive or drives are connected properly / Here's a video of what it looks like / View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-NCDjK7Olk This is how a SSD ( Solid State Drive...

Precisely, there is no way of knowing exactly what his settings were previously, hence we have to experiment a little bit, so it wouldn't hurt as long he gets pass BIOS screen.

I would suggest to set SATA Mode Selection to IDE / Aside from that do you see any Hard Drive names next to SATA2_0 and SATA2_1 ? Also as SkyNetRising mentioned - you will find this CSM Option under Advanced/ACPI Configurations - as seen on the video is the last option - make sure it is enabled...

This is a link of what your UEFI BIOS Should look like, give it a watch. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZN3-RKdzczs First look for the time (located at the bottom right) and see if they are accurate with "today's time'' upon proceed - if not you can still just press F10 on your keyboard...

Hi there! First of, the brand and CPU model wouldn't hurt, although that's the first time I hear a processor would go doing that : they either work or they don't. Trust me as for the rest of the issues you've been having it points to 3 major to me. Computer would usually do that ( get you...

Yes and no, It will detect the drive but also, some systems will require you to reboot it in order to let you flag that drive as bootable after that very system check you mentioned. Yes, that's exactly what should happen. With the minor correction that if you have lets say 5 SATAII ports they...

Not necessarily, check your BIOS settings and make sure to disable low power c-states / I'd start from there - then start re-enabling them 1 by 1. Usually you don't really need all of them, but that depends on the type of usage and personal needs. That should work even if your PSU is getting...