Recent content by NeoConstantine

I have had my latest desktop for about a year, and through that time its internet connection has slowly gotten worse. At first I thought it was a router problem, but I moved my computer to a different house and it was the same. Then I thought it was an adapter problem, but I bought multiple wifi...

I have had my latest desktop for about a year, and through that time its internet connection has slowly gotten worse. At first I thought it was a router problem, but I moved my computer to a different house and it was the same. Then I thought it was an adapter problem, but I bought multiple wifi...

Yeah, I've checked the cables and even reinstalled them backwards. Tried multiple cables and everything. Sounds like I just gotta get a replacement.

I've been having a very strange problem with my computer not recognizing any hard drives I plug into it. Now, I have two m.2 slots, and the computer consistently recognizes my m.2 drives, but any SATA connections are not recognized, even at the BIOS level. I have a USB-to-SATA connector and...

I said in the post, Windows 11 Pro N Version 21H2. It's downloaded from the Microsoft site and saved on a flash drive, if it matters. There is a long list of "Windows was not properly shut down" and "Windows stopped working" errors, but no useful information beyond that, because that's...

I just got a new computer, and I've been having problems getting anything to work. This is all on a fresh install of Windows 11, I even tried reinstalling just to be sure and it didn't work. Whenever I do anything productive to make my computer better (including transferring data or trying to...

Bios version: F7 It's really not helpful to jump to reinstallation as your first instinct. Yes, obviously if I threw everything out and built a new computer all my problems would be fixed. But there's nothing wrong with the OS, it was working perfectly fine on the old Graphics card and runs...

I just had to install a new graphics card, which is causing all sorts of problems and the drivers aren't working properly. Any time I try to install anything, usually Windows crashes with some new error of some kind, and if I do manage to brute force through it, the drivers immediately get...

I've been using Windows 11 for a few months without many problems, but a couple weeks ago I suddenly had a problem whenever I wanted to access Google. Just the search engine, Google Docs and Youtube and other sites owned by Google work perfectly fine. Other search engines work fine...

I have updated my post with the requested specs, I'll copy them here for convenience: OS: Windows 11 Pro x64 Version 21H2 (OS Build 22000.739/22000.708, for First/Second drives) CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Eight-Core Processor 3.70 GHz PSU: EVGA Supernova 850 G2 I have attempted to monitor my...

I've had my same Windows install for a while, over a bunch of computer upgrades. I knew there might be driver issues or something, but didn't notice anything specific and so I never bothered to reinstall. I never upgraded to Windows 10, because I heard bad things about the privacy and file paths...

I recently upgraded to Windows 11, just last week. I upgraded a computer that was still running Windows 8 until then, so it's possible this problem would be present in Windows 10 as well. But I know for certain it is in 11, but not 8. As soon as I upgraded, I started noticing a lot of little...

When you press the Alt button, without pressing anything else, it appears to reset whatever window is selected. Whatever you might be clicking on, it is reset, and your selection is ignored. In a web browser, for example, if you have a text box open and press alt, you can't keep typing. If you...

I don't remember the exact GPU brand, some Radeon or other. I put it in a computer parts case for a couple days. Why does it matter? I'm asking what could be wrong if it still gets power, how does that differ based on its storage? Also other graphics cards do work with the computer, so I doubt...

I had a GPU on my computer for a while, but I took it out for a bit, and now no display is getting through. But the card itself isn't dead. It still turns on LEDs and whatnot as soon as I turn on the power supply, not even the computer itself. It just has a problem with the output. How do I test...