Recent content by prestocreams

I can't suggest a good online website for you. I just happen to be neighbor with a shop of computer parts, that's why I don't bother looking online since the service in their store is good enough for me.

most preferably the same in everything.

It would help if you can say from which country are you from.

Yes you can, but make sure that you have the "same RAM". If you use different RAM, it could have a compatibility issue which makes your laptop not to run.

Have you checked the Print Spooler each time you print? Also check the Ink/Toner level, the Drum Life. or check the Printer Driver itself.

You're just being paranoid. If you are using LTE, there's no actual way for them to know except to tap from the provider itself. Just stick on using WIFI, if they are just an "average joe" like you've said, there's no way for them to access your phone thru the network.

Have you tried using another PSU ? or Re-seating the RAM ?

I suggest that you buy a windows 7 installer or download it online.

Could you indicate the brand of your TV for us to know what port is in there.

Try to boot in safe mode and uninstall one of those software then restart your computer. Just repeat the steps until you found who is the culprit among those three.

"With your computer on and Windows XP running, insert the disc into your computer. Setup should start automatically. If it doesn't, click Start, click My Computer, open the Windows 7 installation disc on your DVD drive, and then double-click setup.exe. If you've downloaded Windows 7 rather than...

try to wait for 10-15 mins. The windows were still loading the drivers for your devices, probably. You could also try to boot up in safe mode and check all of your drivers.

You can do quick or full, many says that full format is harmful to SDD. But seriously, if you are in doubt why not call the manufacturer to confirm if it's bad or not. I already used Full format for my SDD but it is still working fine.

You can try to follow either of these procedures: https://support.microsoft.com/en-ph/kb/2665946 or http://www.drivethelife.com/windows-drivers/how-to-fix-display-driver-stopped-responding-and-has-recovered-on-windows-10-8-7-xp-vista.html

Have you tried to re-seat your GPU ? Try to clean your PSU.