If the GPU can still push a basic 800x600 image, the hardware isn't dead yet. It's likely a driver issue... something's messed up in whatever you're installing. Could even be some bad sectors on your hard drive or faulty RAM tripping up the driver installation. Just grab this program and run a check to see what's actually going on.
I don't think one exists. You'd need a completely private server to pull that off... something totally off the grid and invisible to any standard web search.
you could try scrubbing that one .crypt file, though I wouldn't hold my breath... if that doesn't work, they've got you cornered unless you cough up the cash. if it's showing you where to pay, you're stuck.
The monitor won't just throw out an error like that on its own. Either the boot manager or Windows has to flag it... they should be reporting more on that screen.
Look, just tell me what else it says next to that out of range error, or just snap a photo with your phone, upload it to Imgur, and drop the link here. This isn't enough info to go on...
They gave you some pretty solid advice about heading over there 🙂 honestly, getting out more and actually listening to people—or even just talking to them—might do you some good. But hey, it's your call... 🙂
Depends on the router and what firmware you're running. If we actually knew those details, we could give you an answer... but just guessing? Hard to say.
The issue is basically that newer Java versions ship with higher security defaults, so they won't let any app run without a certificate. Most of those players don't even have one, which is why you have to dial the security settings back down...
Basically, just wipe it and reinstall Windows. Something went sideways in the Windows kernel and it's crashing everything... a clean install is really the only sure way to fix this.