Recent content by kyllien

Have you tried the Preview Pane? Then resize it to use more of the explorer window.

Your post is confusing. The Intel Compute Stick and Netgear AC6210 are two completely different products that perform completely different roles. So I am not sure how the Netgear Wifi adapter would be used instead of the compute stick. You may find it easier to use a WiFi router to setup your...

Are you talking about Ethernet or Wi-Fi? Ethernet is the network cable plugged into the network port. Wi-Fi is 802.11ac and uses an antenna. It sounds like your drivers or hardware are not working properly. Make sure you have the latest drivers installed. Make sure you aren't using Ethernet...

Or go to setting then update & security then recovery. You may not need the ISO or the thumb drive. If you used a retail Windows 8 purchase and you want to take it with you however you need to remove Windows 8 from the computer by partitioning the hard drive and formatting it.

Or talk to your campus helpdesk. If they are using port security they may need your MAC so they can open the port.

This is only the first benchmark and is with an incredibly early alpha version of a game. It will be better to wait and see what comes in the next few weeks and months to see where DX12 goes. What it really comes down to is are the games you play now faster on the 980ti or the Fury X...

When the games start supporting DX12 you will definitely need Window 10. In the near term Ark: Survival Evolved is supposed have DX12 ready in the next couple weeks. While it is still an early access it is looking like an awesome game. Fable Legends is also well on it way and should come...

Hopefully this is exactly why game makers should upgrade their games to support DX12. To unlock the extra potential of multiple CPUs that is currently lost in DX11.

This has been repeated a few times. You need to upgrade first. That is boot Windows 7 on your HDD and upgrade that to Windows 10. Then make sure your Windows 10 activated. Once you are activated and only after your Windows 10 is activated can you can proceed to perform a clean install. You...

I am not seeing what you are seeing I guess because it looks normal to me. But do check your display scale to see it if reset to higher then 100%. You can get to the display settings in Settings, System, Display. (disregard the previous as it applies to Windows 10) You might consider...

Refresh your PC (It's in settings).

Since you aren't supposed to turn off the computer during a reset you may have corrupted your install. You will probably need to restart with a clean install.

Dude, why did you post that? Just buy a new one.

WDM stands for Windows Driver Model. It is the standard by which drivers are built against. You really need to upgrade off of Windows XP. And I wouldn't advertise that I was still running XP either.