Recent content by rikke-

Yeah on that picture, press "find now" then select your account in the list that pops up, that will make you the owner of the object, after that you can add yourself (in the same way) on the previous page and tick all permissions, that should get you your drive back

On that last picture, what happens if you press change and set yourself as owner? You should be able to add your permissions back after that

That little of a temp difference might just as well be caused by dust build-up in the fan or other time-factors. Have you updated your BIOS and more specifically the nvme drivers/firmware anything recently?

Did someone have access to your pc during that trip? :rolleyes:

I dont believe thats artifacts, it just looks like game textures bugging, and even more so since it only happened when you where facing that same direction. I'm gonna put my money on it being the game!

If you still have stuff on it (and otherwise as well, I guess) its probably worth trying it in different machines and see if it pops up somewhere. Then you might be able to format it up and get it working

Yeah thats it, was just a thought. They have been known to cause some problems in the past, and I reckon you want to eliminate as much as possible atm

Uninstall the driver and have a go! Windows update > update history > uninstall update

Not to mention you will enjoy 144hz at everything you do at the screen, not just gaming

Can you boot into a Windows-usb and format/reinstall the ssd that way?

Just to rule out the obvious, the front panel is connected to the motherboard right? Try different ports on your gpu if thats possible, sometimes they act up. Also try a different monitor if you can, a tv or so.. Have you tried both hdmi and displayport?

Hmm could be many things! First thing that come to mind is some faulty driver or software.. Do you use any overlays? Like discord, steam, origin and all that. You can try disabling hardware acceleration in your browser and in discord, see if anything happens

Have you turned tpm-settings off and made sure uefi/legacy settings are as they should? Its unlikely a hardware issue since it happened after you took the system apart. No go with boot override either i presume?

I replied in a similar thread earlier, the crashing with the sound could be an issue with the RAM, but the fact that it no longer fires up at all is a bit more worrying.. How long has it been dead for? And try to think if there was anything in particular that happened between it working and then not

I would take the heatsink off and make sure the thermal compound wasnt forgotten, and then make sure to put it back properly so that there isnt any air between the sink and the cpu