Recent content by HawkinsT

Fast boot option is likely in your bios under either boot options or windows options. Another option is, in windows: Winkey + x a To open an administrator command prompt. Then type: chkdsk /f When you next restart your computer it will check your harddrivers for errors and fix anything it...

Update: I was writing to MSI to report the issue and noticed they've added a new BIOS today, so I flashed my bios and now the computer resumes from sleep fine! I won't get back the several hours I've spent trying to fix this, but good to know the issue wasn't with my operating system and it's...

I already created a minidump through this method. I would upload it (1.6GB), but I've just read through the two threads you mentioned. It seems, that MSI lists my ram as 'overclock compatible' but not 'compatible' (whatever that means). The bios has a profile for my exact ram, but according to...

Okay, I'll give it a go on next reboot. I just wasn't sure if it would automatically activate a restore point or similar.

What is your motherboard? Most modern MSI motherboards (there will be similar setting, but perhaps named differently for other makes) have bios options that can affect the recognition of USB peripherals. If you can see an option along the lines of 'Windows 7 Install' (even though this is Windows...

Whilst trying to solve another issue (sleep mode doesn't work) with my clean Windows 10 install (now a few days old with a few programs installed), I tried setting the computer to diagnostic startup in msconfig. Upon restarting, I would get to the login screen, but when pressing a key to login...

To give an update; since updating to Windows 10 Anniversary Edition yesterday I tried sleeping again; on first attempt my monitors turned on and I could see the login screen and move the mouse for a couple of seconds. Then I got a BSOD reading CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED. On reboot and further tried...

If port forwarding is configuerd correctly for your router, I'm not sure why it wouldn't be working. I would start a new post as this is a separate issue, and make sure to state your router make/model.

A program or a single file? If you're running an uninstaller, right click on it, and select 'run as administrator'. If it's a single file/folder, right click > properties. Select the security tab, then hit advanced. On the new windows that comes up, select 'change' next to 'owner', enter your...

In regedit (type it in your search box) navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Wow6432Nodes\CLSID - then with that folder selected go to edit > find and type in EuviZhazh.dll and untick all but 'data' in the 'look at' section, and click find next. That should find the full path.

You can do this through symbolic links, which you can read about here.

You can see if any process is currently accessing the dll through 'tasklist /m "C:\SomeLocation\EuviZhazh.dll"' in a command prompt. There's a chance that'll help you track down the issue (if the issue isn't that this dll is missing). Edit: If you just want to stop this error without...

Do you have any peripherals (e.g. a mouse or keyboard) connected to the server? If you haven't already I'd check they're not allowed to wake the computer (through device manager > [item] > properties > power save). I'd also check the bios for wakeup options to make sure there's not something...