Recent content by theburninator92

I really don't know the current bios version on it, the sight says it's compatible with up to an Ivy bridge i7/Pentium/celeron. But I know that my Ivy bridge 3570k (that the MSI sight says is compatible with the board) didn't work with it..

My younger brother is having me build him a PC right now, he just wants it to play older games (Maybe some Skyrim or Borderlands thrown in there) and to watch Netflix on. The mother board I'm putting in it is one that wouldn't work with the CPU I bought for my computer (I think someone on this...

"C:\Windows\System32\RunDll32.exe" "C:\Windows\system32\werconcpl.dll", LaunchErcAPP -queuerreporting Is what it says, and I re-enabled automatic updates as soon as I saw that it didn't permanently fix the problem.

Hmm, it seems to be doing the exact same thing today even though automatic update is still turned off.. Was what you told me to do just a temporary fix until I did a reinstall or is it showing signs of a different problem?

Turning off Automatic updates solved it, I may not even do a re-install if it keeps working this well, I'll just save a day once every couple of weeks to do updates not that difficult to do them manually. Thanks a ton for the help man, couldn't play meh games or anything for a while there lol...

I started noticing that my computer was starting to slowdown pretty bad at random random times, so naturally I pull up task manager, I find that Rundll32.exe is consuming anywhere from 50%-100% of my CPU, so far I've ran Bitdefender and Spybot S&D no viruses/malware detected, I also disabled my...

Na, that didn't fix it either. I'm gonna get up with the apes at MSI technical support see what they can do. Thanks for your help though Tradesman greatly appreciated!

How would I go about doing that in the clickbios ? If it is changed from inside bios..

Resetting cmos did absolutely nothing..... I don't know what to do now but I highly doubt me ever going MSI again.. No reason for this crap..

So I recently started assembling the parts for a new gaming rig. Absolutely everything works flawlessly but the GPU I know it works on the vanilla Windows drivers but as soon as I DL and install the latest Driver my computer stops recognizing it and I have the hardest time ever deleting all of...

It's a thermaltake 700w PSU.. I think the card recommends a PSU of 400w or above.

It's an MSI n760 oc edition, so about two months I think, I've had it for a week..

Ok, i used driver sweeper and deleted all of the Nvidia driver's and it still isn't working.. Have no idea what the problem is or how to fix it now..

I just DL'ed driver sweeper and it is showing up 3 different Nvidia drivers installed that the MS utility doesn't detect. should i delete them or something?