Recent content by SteJBorchard

Wolfenstien (2009, AbandonWare) and Descent 3 ( 1998, Steam ) I just can't get over how amazing they are for the years they were released in.

regardless of what log says you can also type your PC specs and what exactly it is doing. I personally find that logs are 50/50 as usefulness.

Ok, my standing suggestion is even if you use cloud or online back up, still have a SSD or Blue Ray physical back up of your most critical needed info and files. Never know when you may get locked out or not have a internet connection.

Oh opps sorry for mis type, your correct always test load.

not my experience, ive only bought good power supplies and only 1 ever tested out of spec under moderate load. - Shurg cat .jpeg -

I am not sure how this works anymore, but if you have a windows 10//11 Operating system disk have you tried booting to that and seeing if any of those repair/recover options work? If that doesn't work anymore or you have no option to do so you probably just want to access the data from...

There isn't any good reason to buy windows 11 Pro unless you really need the extra ( lololol) Security or a specific feature. have you tried reinstalling with just your version of windows 10 and do all the updates?

Get your self a Digital multi meter and test the PSU without load first. if anything is more than 5% out of spec one way or another then you need new power supply. You can search youtube.com and google for digital multi meter testing guides.

my first computer was a rotary dial phone which I broke and burned. Second computer 1992 apple macintosh which I deleted shut down system for and was able to turn on with TV remote for no known reason. Had a lot of friends with mac stuff.

Did you check with one drive forums or google search? Alternatively I would click one drive help menu within it or the program. Are your trying to use this as a mirror install for another instance of that operating system? I guess I don't know what your goal is

ya I guess we are just waiting on BSOD logs and crash logs. As well as Digital multimeter tests. If not already suggested can also try doing PC under load with one memory stick at a time.

Sorry if you have already answered this but, did these issues start AFTER the BIOS flash or before? if its after than that image could have been corrupted and may want to try re-flash of a previous version. If issue occurred before BIOS flash my personnel recommendation is to get a digital...

If the motherboard or SSD did not come with any driver disk then what you can do is try a different SATA port on the motherboard and a different Sata cable. Might be a long shot of not detecting it at all for just faulty port/cable. otherwise may have to go to hard drive website and see if...

If I HAD to pick I would say the Lion in Winter. Circa 1970 or before. so amusingly sad how human history is just on infinite rerun/replay.

It could just be that specific USB device or the USB connector your using. does this happen when connecting ANY usb device or just specific ones.