Recent content by Malinak05

I solved it! I don't know why but I had to connect via wi-fi (through notebook). It had some kind of special (Linux-based) system so maybe that's why it didn't want to cooperate at first. So sorry for bothering! I should have tried connecting via wi-fi before posting the problem. Thank you tho!

I connected TP-Link router to various machines with no luck, even after reseting it three times. It just shows 'No internet connection' and the troubleshooter shows no DNS connection. What info from ipconfig do you need? Thank you!

I got it, it works now. All I had to do was to change IP adress of the router since it collided with the IP of the modem. Sorry but I didnt really understand these "easy" things. Now I'm a bit smarter. Thanks anyway!

My ISP is Internet4you.cz. I already tried unplugging the modem as well. After that the troublesgooter shown me I got a problem with my modem (communication between the modem and the router I guess) and that I should restart the modem - I restarted it again to no change.

I got an older router TPLink WR741N and I can't get it to work at all, I tried almost everything and now I don't know what to do. Before I had a simple switch (older TLSF1005D) so I didn't have to worry about anything since it is just a switch but now the router doesn't cooperate. The problem...

I got this netbook some time ago and I know it had Windows XP preinstalled when it was bought 6 years ago. Now it has Windows 7 on it but for my purposes it is absolutely unusable (not responsive, stutters, doesn't want to cooperate at all sometimes). Since it only has 1GB of RAM I decided to...

OK I can try it although it seems very complicated to me. I will call back when its done. If it is a virus, is it possible for me to have in on my HDD drive as well? At this moment I have SSD and HDD plugged in, I tried to boot Windows from my HDD without an SSD connected to my mobo and there is...

I have Seasonic 500W 80+bronze, that should not be causing the trouble since it didnt make any problem for the past two yrars.

Yes, I also have disconnected to make sure windows update wouldn't install a driver right after I uninstalled it so I know it is not a network issue. I tried to boot in safe mode after installing the latest nVidia driver, same problem, computer freezes and proceeds to restart after a couple of...

I cant seem to find any cause in the Event Viewer...before the shutdown command there is nothing I would connect with a situation going bad or the problem itself, just some kind of attempt to install some graphics software or driver, what should I do about it? After the shutdown there is just...

I cannot seem to find the process or the action in event viewer that makes my computer to shut down and restart. There are just Microsoft actions about shutting down services (after the shutdown command) and nothing irregular before the shutdown...what should I do? I ran antivirus full scan a d...

Did that: Process C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe initialized a restart of the computer by the name of the user NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM from this reason: No title found for this reason Reason code: 0x800000ff Now what? I know it is not my card, I have this exact issue with another GTX770.

I got to a point where I noone had no idea what to do - RMA solved the issue by replacing the motherboard.