Recent content by nickanthony

Also, just make sure it's DOCSIS 3.0 to be compatible with Comcast.

I just bought this from Amazon NETGEAR Nighthawk R6700-100NAS AC1750 Smart Dual Band Wi-Fi Gigabit Router. Came with a free modem. I bought my own modem/router combo about 5 years ago when I was finally sick and tired of dealing with Comcast's crappy one I was renting and having to reset every...

I just had a hard drive failure and it took me a week to figure out what went wrong. I replaced the hard drive but I was still getting a "no bootable devices" error at start up. Understandable because I know I don't have an os right now. So I go to create a new installation disc for windows 10...

Well i decided to just hit a bunch of buttons since i can't come up with anything else. Turned secure boot off and magically i started seeing options to boot from dvd drive, usb, omg..... even my new hard drive. Needless to say that doesn't do anything but now my usb Bootable windows 10 is...

Yes I know how to enter BIOS and to change boot drive. I also understand the hard drive doesn't have an operating system on it which is why I created a windows 10 installation disc and tried to boot from that. But how do you boot from that when in the BIOS settings I don't even have the option...

Dell: no Bootable devices I'm trying to fix a friends all in one. Dell inspiron 24-3455 It won't boot so i ran the diagnostics test which said hard drive failure. Okay great so i get a new hard drive, install it and now i get the no Bootable devices message again. I go to bios and see the new...

Thanks everybody. Took me a while to get what you were all trying to say. I don't need to connect anything directly to the psu cause i have plenty of extra connections already there.

Here is a good example of what I'm talking about. This isn't my computer but the psu looks the same. All the wires bunched together and going inside a metal case.

Hah yeah I know I need to take the sides off. That's also how I went about everything else I did in there. I don't think the metal cage is the psu itself only because there is a hole in it where all the wires are bunched up together and go through the hole. I haven't seen to many psu's that have...

This is the first stock computer I've messed around with. The PC I built had a psu that I could see and had plenty of the 4 pin molex connections that you're talking about but this psu is in some metal cage. Do I have to take the case apart to get to it?

I just bought Asus - Desktop - AMD A10-Series - 8GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive Model: M32BF-B03 to replace my custom built machine that that I spent about $1400 on with all high end parts and only lasted 3 years. I know there's only one thing wrong with it but I don't know exactly which one it is...

Day 22: can't believe i can't even get one single response. Kinda depressing to be honest. Not much of a community. Thanks all.

Day 13: It's getting pretty dry out here. I feel like I haven't had food or water for weeks now. *cough cough* I must find a way to keep trucking on. Maybe someday someone will read my post and rescue me from this hell hole :( Anyways, I guess I'm still waiting to see what anyone has to say...

So now I'm even more confused. I hooked it up to my backup PC that I use for videos on my TV and it works fine.