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It may be sitting on the same IP as another device on the network and this is causing the problem. You can restart it while disconnecting the standby power cord and reconnecting, or alternatively go into its network settings, and give it its own IP address on the local network that does not overlap with another address.

I got along in the end. What I did was move the receiver to a 9.1 configuration (yes, even though I don't have that many speakers) - then you can set up two side surround speakers, two front speakers, chin, subwoofer, and two height speakers hanging from the ceiling. Then I performed a direction with Odyssey using the app. I'll still tweak the settings a bit, but in the meantime it's working.

Hi, I finally connected all the cables to this formidable receiver, but in the OSD settings, I do not have my existing configuration and I do not know how to configure it. In a nutshell: I have two rear speakers (on a shelf), two large front speakers (on spikes on the floor on the sides of the TV console), a center speaker next to the receiver in the console, a small subwoofer under the console, and two height speakers mounted just above the rear speakers (slightly further forward) , From the ceiling. But I can not find a configuration that will allow me to set the speakers exactly like this. How can I do that? Thanks in advance.

It's still insane. The most "old" processors that can be used (which are not cell phones or other budget processors) are eighth generation. It is excessive and unnecessary. In my opinion no one will be in a hurry to move to Windows 11 like this, and Microsoft will be stuck with Windows 10 and will have to extend its support for a long time to come. And that’s before the whole backward segment with TPM.

Good to know about the solution. And you will be surprised how many stupid mistakes computer people also make.

one picture is worth a thousand words. And people are looking to see differences between ten and the new system. In the picture you can see the rounded corners, the different start menu, and the new design language

I installed the current beta version that was leaked as a virtual machine. This is what she looks like at first. (Yes, the Start button is in the center by default, but you can change it)

One more thing: you can try this version https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/geforce-466-77-whql-driver-download.html

Check which version of windows installation - is it 64 bit or 32 bit? Then what version of driver did you try .. In most cases the problem is due to trying to install incorrect drivers (32 bit on a 64 bit system or vice versa) and something else: if it does not work from GEFORCE EXPERIENCE, you can do a clean installation and let windows find the driver . Usually the operating system will know how to install correct up-to-date drivers for the operating system. Includes Anodia tickets

1. In fact, Windows 7 is faster than Windows 1042. https://www.techspot.com/review/10-windows-8-vs-windows-7-vs-windows-4/page2.html 3. Hardware Support And up-to-date software for the future as well. 10. Excellent, then the same thing will work for you in 4 5. Explorer exists or can be installed in windows ten 6. No one except time dictates you an operating system. But take for example Windows XP - a really good operating system but already outdated. If you install it today (either virtual or physical), you will not be able to browse the Internet for example because all the certificates have expired. You will need to dig through the internet alleys, find up-to-date certificates and install them. 7. So what? If they support windows 10 then windows 9 is also supported. 10. Precisely because it is a work computer it is better for you to be up to date and more secure. Workstations have regular updates (whether servers or workstations) to maintain a reasonable level of security in the networked world. XNUMX. Explanation and reasoning, how exactly is he domineering?

Sounds like a grounding problem (EMI) similar to what is written in this forum: https://forums.tomsguide.com/threads/noise-from-speakers-when-moving-mouse-or-cpu-activity.378523/ https: // forums .tomsguide.com/threads/speakers-buzzing-and-whining-when-moving-mouse-or-scrolling-with-mouse.410847 / You can try to put a similar magnetic grounding filter on the cable that connects the speakers to the computer, or on a cable Computer Power: SG $ 9.39 | 10pcs TDK 7mm Clip-on RFI EMI Filter Ferrite https://a.aliexpress.com/_mNEaSzx

Israeli importers usually purchase supplies from suppliers in Europe (due to the same tension and marketing areas). There are standard requirements in the country, storage, and taxation that are not there (this is also related to the fact that production is done in Europe and there is free trade between countries in Europe). And yes, I think there is a larger profit margin in the country to compensate for the loss of revenue generated because of all the demands and bureaucracy in the country.

Today, the private market has a maximum 18TB disk and is quite expensive. You can of course attach two (10 terabytes or more) in RAID0 configuration and then get about 20TB in one volume. Alternatively there are external solutions like this: https://shop.westerndigital.com/products/external-drives/wd-my-book-duo-usb-3-1-hdd#WDBFBE0200JBK-NESN

I just wanted to hint: the previous laptop I had was the MSI FX600, and my current computer is the MSI GP62MVR-7RF - again, I'm very happy with it. It is clear to me that this is a personal experience, etc. But regarding the disassembly and upgrade - actually one of the most convenient, even in the current generation where the battery is not really easy to disassemble. Access to memory and storage is very convenient.

Which virtual network card is used? Is it set to a gigabit or 10/100 connection?

That's why I said "personally." My experience with them is positive.

Personally, I am very satisfied with MSI. Computers are well built and hold up well. I had one for about five years, and stayed like new except for the speakers that did not hold. I replaced them and sold it, then bought another MSI laptop. I'm still very happy with it.

I realised. So you can test what you can. Memories, disks, cards (such as the WIFI card) and so on.

The intention is to physically remove it and disconnect it from the case. Don't just make it unavailable. Try this. If the crash is due to a shift, you probably have a loose component in your computer. You need to make sure everything is reinforced. The motherboard sits and is fastened with at least four screws to the chassis, the processor sits properly and its cooling is securely fastened to it (with thermal ointment), the memory cards sit and lock in place, and all their drives and connections are reinforced.

I see you also have a built-in video card. Try removing the NVIDIA video card and using it for a few days. Compare and see if there is still the problem or not. If there is still, maybe it's the memory.

Here is an option that will cost you less than replacing the screen / computer: https://amzn.to/3e66fiU Basically it is a device that connects to the computer via USB and sits under the screen and allows you to touch using a sensor. Worth checking out.

The question is also what you are interested in and how much you are willing to invest. Personally, if I were going for a stereo system only, I would take a digital amplifier (which is now available pretty cheaply) with a BLUETOOTH connection, and buy a pair of quality second hand speakers. It will cost you less than a micro stereo system like the ones you are testing, or about the same thing - but in better quality. Although you will not be able to connect a USB stick, even with this you can get by using a cheap MP3 player for example. And you can always broadcast to BT from your phone or TV. Sample amplifier: https://amzn.to/3tr4Rwx Sample for new quality speakers: https://amzn.to/2OUdCQO Total about $ 225. Excluding shipping and taxes (nor cables).

First of all remove UTORRENT in an orderly fashion. Second thing - nowadays it is less recommended UTORRENT because it is blown up in commercials and spyware. Third, download QBITTORRENT from here: https://www.qbittorrent.org/ and install it.

Check computer and card temperatures.

Regarding installation - there is no problem with vertical installation. There are no moving parts so you can install vertically, upside down or however you want. Regarding the increased use - did you check which app makes the increased use? I recommend the free version of PROCESS LASSO to isolate the problematic application / service. Since the disk appears to be working properly and not overheating, it seems to be a problem related to the operating system, running application, or memory. Plus, in the meantime, you can simply click on the "100% disk" in the task manager to sort the apps in memory by disk usage and then you will see at the top (or end) the app that is overusing the disk. By the way, sometimes this is a problem caused by a problematic update of windows. I recently encountered an annoying Chrome issue that took a minute and a half to mount because of a windows update - but that update on another computer in the house did not create this problem.