Recent content by ubuysa

I was in psychology class yesterday... and we couldn't stop laughing about how stupid Pavlov's dogs were. Then the bell rang and we all had lunch.

Your System log contains a whole host of corrected WHEA errors - these are failures in the hardware from which Windows was able to recover. The thing is, they are for a variety of PCI device IDs. Most seem to be chipset related, I've uploaded a text file of these these WHEA errors to...

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-fix-we-cant-create-a-recovery-drive-on-this/a955f8e8-8229-409e-8122-b1ad7fc06c46 Follow the instructions in the last post in the link above.

As above. I rather suspect you're not telling us the complete story here. Nobody will think you're silly if you've done something stupid, we've all done stupid things - that's how we learn. Please start at the beginning, leave nothing out, and tell us how you got to the situation you're in.

I decided to try this Signal messaging app and I've just been invited to join a discussion with somebody called Vance. Am I being scammed?

I asked my daughter to give me the phone book. She laughed at me, called me a dinosaur, and handed me her iphone. So...the spider is dead, the iPhone is broken and my daughter is annoyed

Can you run the Sysnative data collector app again please and upload the new output.

I'll give you three pieces of advice, which apply to any job you may want to go after. I'm 73 years old having spent a lifetime in IT, including running my own IT consultancy business. Experience is everything. Nobody will hire you and then train you. Yes, that's a bit of a Catch 22, so you...

I believe the comment to be fake, because everyone knows that the best dishwashers are made in countries other than the USA. JD Vance would never use any product that wasn't made in the USA - would he?

That 0xC000000F exception code on the blue screen is a 'file not found' error. That would suggest an issue with your system drive. The first thing I'd suggest is to try removing and re-seating that M.2 drive, that has helped others sometimes. If that doesn't help I would try booting the Windows...

If you've 'wiped your PC and done a clean install' then you must have been able to boot the Windows installation media. That suggests two things.... Your basic hardware is fine You have reinstalled the problem driver(s) It's likely BSODing on a bad third-party driver that's loaded at boot...

Open up your graphics design software, load your most complex design, or multiople designs, and open every other app you typically use at the same time. I want you to have the most complex work running that you need running to do your job so that you're using as much RAM as you're ever likely to...