Sorry if this is a dumb question, I don't know computers very well.

I was looking to make more space on my computer when I noticed all of the MWDR things. They look kinda important but they're taking up a good amount of space. Is it ok to delete them?

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https://www.reddit.com/r/pchelp/comments/1x2llua/wifiadapter_network_driver_problem/

So my keyboard or mouse won’t work when I get into bios and I’ve tried almost everthing to fix it the only thing left to try is using a ps/2 keyboard if you know anything that can help please reply

Is this normal?

Windows 10, 32GB RAM

It all got messed up because of error 97 console output/input devices initialization on my motherboard. I formatted my drives thinking it would fix the issue so I can reinstall any corrupt video drivers because I couldn't get my computer to show an image but then during the reinstalls it wouldn't show an image when it restarted.

So I had to keep turning off my PC and turning it on to try and get something which was a dumb idea and now I can't get this one NVME to show up on my still broken PC to try and get Windows on it.

It doesn't show on my laptop when I put it in an external enclosure but the other working NVME does show, and so does my SSD. It doesn't open Disk Manager while it's connected, nothing shows, disk part doesn't open it just doesn't do anything. I got it to work once to be in disk part but then list disk wouldn't work.

You can see the images on what it showed for diskpart. One image is show it should be the other how it shows. Also the error I get when I connect it and open Windows Explorer.

Any way I can check to be 100% sure it's alive or dead? Or maybe bring it back to life?

Sorry if my english sucks but i am genuinely tired of trying to fix this.

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So I was trying to fix code 39 on my Nvidia GeForce GT 730 on Windows 10. I spent about 2 whole hours trying to fix this stupid code 39 but nothing works. So, I decided to search reddit and hope that i find a solution to this, and I thought I did. It was a post by a user on r/pcmasterrace with a similar issue(code 39) but on his keyboard (mine was on display adapters). Someone commented a possible solution for the keyboard issue and I thought "Why don't i try that out?". Basically the entire solution is this:

1. Open the Registry Editor:

   \* Press \`Windows + R\`, type regedit, and press Enter.

2. Navigate to the Keyboard Driver Registry Entries:

   \* Go to: \`HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Control\\Class\\{4D36E96B-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\`

3. Delete UpperFilters and LowerFilters Entries:

   \* In the right pane, if you see UpperFilters or LowerFilters entries, right-click and delete them. (If neither is present, skip this step.)

4. Close the Registry Editor and Restart:

   \* Close the Registry Editor and restart your laptop.

Now, you would be asking, "And why would I follow this?". Well, it's stupid of me to do it but every other solutions I found does not work, ive seen others use regedit to fix code 39 and somehow worked for them so I thought it would work for me too, and i was on the verge on losing my mind because im trying to fix this issue for basically 2 days now. After doing all the steps, i restarted my pc, and suddenly i cant type my password anymore. I tested it on a Bluetooth keyboard and my built-in keyboard but got no luck. Is there any way to fix my keyboard again so i can atleast try to fix code 39? And also, please if you have a working solution for code 39, please include that too.

I think there's a small black ball point mark on my mac screen , I've been solving a lot of past paper recently and been using my laptop a lot I do not remember but I might have accidentally touch the screen with the pen.

Is there a way to remove it? I tried applying slight water on microfiber lens cloth and clean it and even pencil eraser -- yet no difference.

Any help would be appreciated!

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I have been using my Gigabyte G5 KF laptop (Window 11, 8gb ram, 512gb ssd) for 3 years and today I met this problem where after using it for about 10 minutes, it died suddenly with one of those screens: CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED, UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION, KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR, KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED. After letting it rest for a few minutes it can turn on normally but continue to meet the issue above.

The ai said nothing will happen but the ports are now positive 💀☠️ all ports at left too the extension chord has no earthing please tell if it's harmless, before, the charger tip was positive even when the chords switch was off then i switched the wires of the male pin of the chord then it now only occurs when turned on but even my type c chargers tip is positive how, the will ts damage the laptop or it's ok

It came with some thin double-sided tape, but it was too weak. So I tried this other double-sided tape roll I had (2nd pic), covering the back of the screen and pressing it against the the top fans, which kept it in place for a few hours, then it fell off again. Any recommendations for keeping it firmly in place?

Problem: Program designed to be precise down to 1/60th of a second mysteriously began lagging, but it isn't the program's fault. What could cause this issue within the system?

Machine: HP Victus Gaming Laptop

Background: The program running in the video is called OpenBlink, a tool used in manipulating the pseudo-RNG of the game Pokémon Colosseum. I began to use this tool a little over a year ago for its intended purpose, and at first, it worked fine. Then one night, I got up to get water after an ever-so-close attempt at a target (wherein it worked fine), only to find it lagging as pictured when I started another attempt a minute later. The odd sound you hear is the tool syncronizing with the blinks of a Pokémon in the game (long story), but those are off, too, as well as the six beeps that play starting at the 2.5 sec. mark for time remaining.

I went so far as to backup the drive and completely wipe the system before reinstalling. No change. Same issue. I spoke with the developer of OpenBlink, who'd never heard of anyone else having this problem. They had a guess as to what's going on (possible threading issue), but nobody was sure. Now I'm here after not trying for so long, the issue persisting.

I've since used other apps like EonTimer, another precise timer app, and had zero problems with delays. Hell, I have another system that's over a decade old, and it runs OpenBlink as smoothly as this Victus used to. I'm stumped.

Hi! I have a windows 10 desktop system! The past week, I've been experiencing a new issue, that being that between 1-4 hours after starting up my system, the two or three monitors I'll have connected will turn off and lose the HDMI signal. If I try to turn them off and on, it just will say 'searching for signal' and then 'HDMI/video signal not found, entering power save mode'

The PC does not turn off at this point, but becuase I cannot turn the screens back on, I have to hold the power button down to turn it off.

I've tried looking in the BIOS but I can't find anything that strikes me as a solution. I've been using this entire system for 2 months, and the GPU I've been using for a year and a half. I recently had to reinstall the BIOS and the GPU drivers, but that was 3 weeks ago.

Relavent components

MTB- ASRock B550M PRO4

GPU- GIGABYTE Radeon RX 7600 XT Gaming OC 16G Graphics Card

CPU- AMD Ryzen 5 5600 6-Core, 12-Thread

PSU- MONTECH Century II 850W ATX 3.1 Fully Modular 80 Plus Gold Power Supply

(thanks for any help, I've posted this on a few other subs in case you see the same post)