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I have yet to run into the issue for a whole day now. I don't know if it had anything to do with opening microsoft edge while having firefox open, then closing out of microsoft edge. It seems silly that it'd somehow magically fix firefox. I guess I'll keep going about my business and if nothing...

I'll begin monitoring the system performance, as of right this moment with firefox still managing to load things properly and trying to play around with loading up affected website pages like before. It's currently stable looking for the most part. CPU 2-6% Memory 35-38% (6 tabs open) GPU 3%...

I've ran into a really weird problem recently and originally I thought it was because of our new internet service plan upgrade, which came with a new modem/router in one device. After some testing though, I doubt that's the source of this issue. My problem is that when browsing around on some...

Sorry for the long delay in replies and testing... I have some further information about this. So when I hear my hdd make this odd noise, if I go into my task manager quickly and in the performance tab it shows me my cpu, gpu, ram % being used and same for my ssd and hdd. I noticed that when...

I'll give this a try and report back on my findings. The only other thing I've read that could be related is that it's based on running a program that doesn't have fps limit set to under 100fps. But I think that's more directly coil whine compared to this sound, which I'm assuming is not any...

I've tried checking before to make sure any cables under the fan blades aren't being hit, the weird thing about it is that it doesn't happen when the fans start up. (making me think if the blades were hitting something, wouldn't I hear it as they spin up?) The wobble could make sense I guess, I...

I've been having a mix of minor issues with this build, so the quick run down is that I replaced most of my old build back in fall of 2019. Everything except the psu and hhd are old from the previous build. OS: Windows 10 home 64bit CPU: Intel core i7 7700 @ 3.60GHz (kaby lake) Ram: 8x2 (16gb)...

I can try to capture video of the sound being made, but it's really hard to catch it in the moment due to it's random timing that I'm aware of. In less I have my phone ready to record and sit there for about an hour or so on the chance it'll happen any second, it only lasts for 5-7 seconds. So...

Okay, so I'm still pretty new with Windows 10. I replaced most of my old build a few months back and everything has been for the most part okay outside of this one issue that continues to grow annoying at times. I assume it's a software problem? But I notice that when this issue starts...

Did as mentioned and nothing showed up for viruses. I'll try looking at at any processes that take up resource during this event, but haven't seen anything out of place when I quickly check task manager during it. The only thing I see mentioned on google is related to windows 10 about the same...

Update on all of this, still happening. I notice sometimes it won't let me click on the task bar to open task manager (have yet to test opening task manager with key inputs when it happens.) When I try to right click a picture on firefox and hit save for it to pop up the "where to save folder"...

I don't seem to have "show processes from all user" in task manager, but when looking at my processes tab I can see everything running. I'm not sure how to see how much a process takes up in IO.. As looking at my view menu doesn't have a select column option. I'm assuming that in processes tab...

No antivirus except malwarebytes (which doesn't run on it's own as far, as I'm aware. task manager does show a antimalware service executable.. Not sure if that's from that though.) Also no backup service is used right now. I ran a disk check and defragment, neither ran into any warning errors.

So I've built this computer about a month ago and for a while now, I've noticed that there's times that I'll try saving a picture online and when it's trying to pop up the file explorer? To see where to save it to and confirm. My hdd makes a noise like it's reading something for a few seconds...

Well good news and bad news.. Good news is that it's not the psu or the gpu after all. It turned out to be the new hdd (western digital 2tb) I located the noise not coming from the psu, so I listened with my ear right next to the hdd bay and noticed it. So I unplugged the WD hdd to try running...