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Oh man its okay to be basic i hope. Chocolate for sure! Hey, however, theres this milk/yoghurt drink called ayran and its absolutely incredible.

I dont want to be salty and say they need to invest in better programming etc etc. Here is a genuine advice for a potential fix, block the IP range! Blatant hackers know they can create a new account, which is why they do it. If they can not make a new account, they would certainly reconsider.

If you want to access US netflix from abroad, you need an american account. So if you have paypal or any other form of payment method available, create an account (using the vpn) and make sure to connect from the same region everytime. Another thing to note is you need a premium vpn service...

Okay so theres many classics and i can name so many. But one movie that i thoroughly enjoyed recently was "Parasite".

It is not necessarily a connection problem but could be that your device is being over utilized. Is it meant for gaming? Maybe try closing the extra apps runnin in the background

Have you checked to see if your network drivers are updated? You may want to check manually instead of running a scan

Are you over utilizing that particular device? Like if you have a laptop and its not meant for gaming but you are trying to run CSGO on it for instance

Theoretically it is possible, but in this case it does not seem like it. In your case, a session hijacking attempt can make it possible as a third-party can make use of your active session id.

I found this solution online, it may work for you too. Download the driver just prior to the latest version & save it on your desktop. Then download DDU & save it on your desktop. Run DDU using the safe mode method. http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html...

I spend about 3 hours everyday gaming right before bed which is probably a bad idea cause it stimulates my brain so i should probably game before work instead

You could get a mesh router. Google WiFi for instance as it helps to eliminate dead zones and also has multiple access points

Are you simultaneously running apps in the background? From what i have personally experienced is either all the drivers are not updated or there are apps like discord or chrome running in the background

Do you use a VPN app or have manually configured a proxy on your system? Also check your firewall permissions

In a situation like this, ideally you need to check if all your drivers are updated. In my case, i had to re-install windows for the updates to take effect as I was not able to do it manually. Also get a cpu monitor to see if theres an app hurting the performance of your system causing it to...

I mean if youre using it for gaming, 16 GB is more than sufficient. But if youre going to use it for music production and creative design, upgrading your ram is going to help you in the longer run. You wont find your app crashing in the middle of an intensive project. So its all about...