context-menu

Hello. I have the following problem: when using any functions of the context menu something like virtual sticking of the ALT key occurs. That is, I click on object by RMB and select some action with the object from the context menu, then after that if you click on the object using LMB or ENTER...

So with the up and coming Xpac from World of Warcraft and the new system requirements I decided to up grade a few things. I went from a 4690k oc'd at 4.6 to to a 4790k which was only able to OC to 4.7 @ 1.3! Which didn't last long! I tried different settings and found 4.5 @ 1.25v and 4.7 @ 1.30v...

After Updating from a 350W to 550W and from an ATI HD7660D 2GB to AMD Sapphire R2 270X 4 GB, I haven't been able to open certain programs and I can't even get into File Explorer. What's going on and how do I fix it? Win 10 Pro (Version: 10.0.14393.1066) (C Drive) 2 TB SDHD (Hybrid SSD - HDD)...

http://imgur.com/WPyG0zN http://imgur.com/lJxkvSV http://imgur.com/cgBqZXI So this is what I'm looking at right now. For full context: Can anybody give me some fine points on cleaning massive amounts of dirt and dust off of motherboards, video cards, etc.? The only thing I'm not taking apart...

So I am building my first gaming rig and I wanted to know if what I have selected will be good enough to run newer games like BF4 and Titanfall. Also keep in mind that I don't plan on overclocking at the moment, but I could do it in the near future. Here are my specs: CPU: Intel Core i5-4440...

I have biostar ta790gxbe and it takes am2+ cpus. But can it take cpus like FX 8350 (which is am3+ i know). at the moment i have phenom II X4 940