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Whenever I accidentaly hit my PC, it restarts. Sometimes it boots just fine, other times it tries to boot windows, but then it says there is an error and then it troubleshoots, but is unable to fix it. If that happens I have to unplug my SSD and Hard Drive and leave my other SSD with windows...

Never mind I figured it out. I just had to unplug my other ssd and hdd

I used the mbr2gpt utility, but now my computer won’t boot. I switched it to UEFI And the Samsung still doesn’t show up after I changed to to gpt and if I go to legacy plus UEFI then it won’t boot, but the ssd shows up

I have an MSI B450 gaming plus max for my motherboard. I have windows on a Samsung 990 500gb. Whenever I go into bios to switch legacy+ uefi to uefi, the Samsung 990 doesn’t show up anymore. I am doing this to get windows 11

I am looking for a pair of headphones for gaming and music around 100 dollars. I just got the HyperX cloud flight S but I don't like the sound quality. I currently have the Corsair HS60 Pro and I like the sound on that. The sound quality is good for music and gaming on the hyperx headphones but...

I just got the Hyperx cloud flight s headphones and I don't like how voices sound. At first I didn't like how anything sounded but I was able to change is in the speakers properties, but I can't find out how to make voices sound better. I used to have the Corsair HS60 pros and it was on the bass...

oh well.

Is there other way to get windows to recognize the apps?

I just got an NVMe ssd and put windows on it, but whenever I search for any app, nothing from my other drives show up.

I'm looking for a tactile switch tester, but all the ones I find are either really expensive or dont have enough tactile switches to test. Do you have any reccomendations for a tester. I found one on kbdfans, but the shipping was 15 dollars and brought the total to 30. I would prefer it under 20...

No, but I've tried finder key switch testers, but I feel like they are either too expensive like 50 dollars, or they have linear tactile and clicky for only 1 or 2 companies. I want a tester that has a lot of different kinds of tactile switches. Edit: I just saw that I could build a keyboard...

So I've been looking at getting a new tactile 60% keyboard. I can't tell what switch would be the best for me. I would prefer one the has a big bump and is still somewhat easy to type on. A popular switch I've seen is kailh pro purple, but I've still seen people saying the bump isn't noticeable...

Sorry, it is a ryzen 5 3600, rtx 2070, it has 2 2 tb hard drives and a 500 gig crucial mx500 ssd. The cooler the the cooler master hyper 212 black rgb. Also he got windows on his ssd with a flash drive

So my friend built his pc and has had a few problems. At first he could play games normally then his FPS would drop and his USB ports would stop working. I checked his thermals and did a prime 95 test and they were normal. Today his computer said that his boot drive wasnt working but that was an...

I just bought a b450 motherboard since I didn't really want to pay more for a b550 or x570 board. I am wondering if the next RTX series will need PCIE 4.0. From my research it looks like it probably won't and also I would only get something like an rtx 3070 or 3060 super.