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I didn't see that coming. Love it!

I see what you're doing here. This is a ploy, a trap, designed to make me say the C-word so that I have to put €1.2 in the charity pot. I see you coming and I'm not going to be tricked into saying Christmas! Oh bugger......

I propose that we start a charity box. Anyone on here who uses the C-word before December is required to place £1 (in my case €1.2) in a virtual charity box for each time they use the C-word. In December, when the use of the C-word will be permitted, we can decide to which charity we will donate...

. It's called humour. It's a difficult concept.....

Are you running those two 990 Pro SSDs in a RAID array? The symptoms you describe sound most likely to be storage drive related I would think.

If the USA is so great why did they make a USB?

It's not political, it's a documented fact.

Great product name don't you think? Unless you like dog vomit of course....

Just tell them your Sir Keir Starmer - you'll get given them for free!

It was a useful learning experience which is why I posted it here. How do I backup you mean? See https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/forums/threads/backing-up-a-sample-strategy.84014/

See point 3 in my OP. I wasn't in any doubt but it turned out I was wrong!

Take a guess? 🤣

I'm going to 'fess up to having been really stupid, in the hope that it may serve as a warning to others. I have a lot of fonts installed, including all those that came from Windows, plus others I've added since. I had a good reason the other day to delete a font family that I had installed and...

Don't be surprised if both sticks are fine on their own but not together. It's possible for one stick to have drifted a tad in it's operation so that it works on its own but not with another stick (which hasn't drifted).

We were in our Lidl today. Didn't see any Dwarves. Aldi people were normal size.

In addition, and just so everyone is clear on whose responsibility this is, the Intel Warranty Information page states the following - right at the top... Only 14th gen CPU customers who have purchased a CPU as a single component may contact Intel directly for an RMA.