Recent content by tyami94

You can grab a new image from MS. Can you press Win+R and run "msinfo32" for me. Post a screenshot to imgur or something so I can get a better look. To get a 64-bit image (Your existing license will work with 64-bit), grab this tool: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10...

You are probably on the wrong Windows version... 32-bit (x86) only supports 4GB of RAM, which means the latter 4GB will not be used. You will have to reinstall Windows, use the 64-bit version instead.

It doesn't sound too bad. The GPU is a bit behind the times, good for Low-Medium settings at 720p-1080p. CPU's generally age much better, 3550 still kicks a**.

This is a hard one... Is your CPU cooler functioning properly, can you hear or feel liquid moving? Can you give us the Max temps on HWMonitor? HWMonitor: https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html

The only difference from a regular 1060 is the shroud. They are identical otherwise, your 1060 is just an OEM variant. It definitely makes sense to reuse.

That sounds kinda like capacitance to me. Because headphones have what is pretty much half of a transformer in them, they build a charge after a while. Try putting one of these on the cord: https://www.amazon.com/Uxcell-a12071000ux1058-Suppressor-Ferrite-Filters/dp/B009ENG6TI/

You should test your power supply, It will always provide power to the PWR_ON pin on the ATX cable which explains the orange light. Remove the 8 and 24-pin connectors from the mainboard. After that use a paper clip to short the green pin and any black pin together, when you do that the PSU fan...

Are you attempting to connect your new laptop to the internet? If not, and you are having a problem with the modem, then unplug all of the connections from the back, let it sit for a few minutes, then plug everything back in. If it still fails: 1. Press the Windows Key and R at the same time...

Try starting it with no flash drives or discs inserted. Also, Did you drop the machine before you saw this screen?

You should remove your keyboard and reseat the connector. If you are in desperate need to access your machine, try using the enter key as the alpha key and vice versa. Also, someone may just be messing with you (Changing the keymap so one key acts like another.)

Do you get a message that says "Can not connect to network"?

If you were using it on your lap or your bed, it may have overheated. If so I would just reboot it. If you were using it on a desk, your card may have died (Worst Case Scenario). You could try replacing the thermal paste if you still have a problem. Also remove any overclocking on the GPU and...

Also, make sure your hard drive is completely connected. You should also be sure it is the first boot device.