Recent content by JaydenDev

I typically never recommend (and outright say don't use) Window's built-in reset function because of the following: Includes/Reinstalls OEM bloatware Inconsistent results Rarely works, fails if repair image is corrupted.

fastboot isn't even an option on this system

This gateway laptop is from 2012 so warranty is highly unlikely (plus if anything it would be voided already anyway) The ticking before the logo shows up has been significantly reduced since the SSD was installed. To just a few seconds, which could reduce it down to the CD/DVD Drive. Problem...

So I have my Gateway NE56R with its fresh (an SSD AT&T abandoned because of lost encrypted data) SSD. This laptop now, instead of an HDD, has an SSD. So I would expect the ticking noise during startup to go away, but no. Here's what happens: It ticks for approx 15-30 seconds on a black screen...

Your system has a slight chance of having malicious software installed. While your system is running slow, try to open task manager and inspect the running processes and look for anything suspicious. You can also run an antivirus program and scan your system for malware. I myself recommend...

This was quite a weird issue, but the issue has been solved. Previously, there were 12 ghost boot options in the boot menu (operating systems that the BIOS thinks exist but they don't exist). By deleting them with a program called EasyUEFI, all my USB drive issues have been solved.

Boot seq isn't by device type it's by device. I can't set it to boot off the USB first because the USB has to be plugged in before post to do that which I cannot do.

Generally software(s) like registry cleaners and the like as well as this program that claim to "fix" the issues of your PC should be avoided at all times. They can even sometimes be classified as PuPs (Potentially Unwanted Programs). If you have an issue with Windows, it's always best to either...

Note: This does not happen with peripherals Hello everyone, my system's specs are as follows: Processor: Intel (tm) Core (tm) i5-2400 (Sandy Bridge, 2nd Generation) Quad-Core @ 3.10 ghz Graphics Card: Nvidia (tm) GTX (tm) 1050ti @ 4GB VRAM Drive 1: Sandisk SDSSDH3512G BIOS: American...

Window's disk management can be absurdly stupid at times. If you proceed it'll likely show an error anyway. When I had the same problem I just resorted to an alternative software. The software I used? Forgot! However I would recommend grabbing GParted, writing it to a USB, booting off it, and...

after hours of tinkering and doing things, it no longer freezes after a reboot. But one issue still exists. If ANY USB drive is plugged into the device, and a reboot is done. It will freeze at the bios logo, and whenever a USB drive is unplugged and I reboot again.. it works

Make sure the one you pick has dual channel RAM!

Is it a miner's card?

Overclocking can be very dangerous and shorten the lifespan of your device. I don't think you can overclock the motherboard itself though.

I tried a different drive and the USB drive didn't work, I did no further testing if it.