Looks like you’re down to just one motherboard left 🤷 better take it to a repair shop so they can actually figure out what's wrong. Just hang tight and see if anyone else has a different take... 😉
Zachary Barrett4 said:The Device Manager looks absolutely spotless, and honestly, I wouldn't touch Windows Media Player with a ten-foot pole if my life depended on it, so sorry about that 😁
Not sure what the deal is, but maybe run a 3DMark stress test if you aren't feeling lazy. Just to make sure the card isn't actually dying...
My brother made the cut over in Germany—playing in their 5th division I think—and he’s saying he might even crack the 4th... He's only 18, so there's plenty of time, provided he can find someone to crash with out there.
I can't help you any further with this. You should probably call in a pro to handle it 🤷 It could be a million different things, but I can't diagnose it from here. You really need someone on-site.
When you hit the BIOS, it’ll probably tell you to just stick with the defaults. Don't listen. Just go in there and fix the boot order: 1) DVD, 2) HDD... also, make sure that hard drive is set as the master. If it isn't, let me know which drive you're messing with.
Here’s how you clear the CMOS: kill the power, pop the battery out of the motherboard, hold down the power button for like 10 seconds, then put everything back together. Boot into the BIOS and just reset everything to factory defaults. From there, you can fix the master-slave settings and the boot order.
The issue is just this new version of java. If you’d actually spent five minutes reading the threads, you’d see we already covered this... just hit the Control Panel, go to the java security settings, and drop it down to medium. That should fix it.
First you just grind through the basics. After maybe six months or a year, you’ll start seeing the logic behind why things are done a certain way—how one specific move counters an opponent's attack. That’s the real meat of it, if you ask me... but for now, just put in the work. Ask your instructor whatever you want about the techniques; it's always easier to nail a move when you actually get the "why" behind it.
I've seen this before. Could be an app issue, maybe 10-15%, or some hardware glitching out at 20%... the rest is probably just bad drivers or shitty utility software. Try rolling back to an older driver; the current one might be buggy. If it keeps happening, run a VRAM test.
