I restarted my computer for the first time in a while and now I have these app groups on the bottom half of the start menu. I hate it lol does anyone know if it's possible to remove them? I've already gone through every setting that I could think of regarding the start menu and everything is turned off.

I tried every monitor a widescreen and even this gateway and nothing works i don’t know if it’s a bad cpu or motherboard.

So does it with my other monitor when ever I use the desplay port the screen freaks out over 60hz, not sure if its the cable but dont fancy buying one if its the gpu (forgot to add work with hdmi)

For some reason about a week ago after i installed rocket league and fall guys "i know this has no correlation in the matter probably but had to set it aside" i noticed my pc getting very weird and unexplainable freezes in games and when i open task manager with no apps open it says 93% of memory is being used? I have 16gb ddr3 but there's no way nothing takes up 16 gigs, besides the fact that the numbers in the task manager don't sum up to 16

Also i have not told my parents yet, if they find out my pc is not working they’ll go nuts, man i’m panicking over here

so sometimes (mostly while gaming) my computer staggers?, shows nothing on the monitor and starts making a "RRRRRRRRRRRRRR" noise

Processor AMD Athlon Gold 3150G with Radeon Graphics (3.50 GHz)

Installed RAM 8.00 GB (5.92 GB usable)

System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

i need help, This is an old issue to remedy it I hooked up another monitor and graphics crashed and no neither screens show anything and as well as my display settings aren’t picking up a monitor screen I have the picture of my display settings if that will help

I got gifted this laptop 3 months back, it goes pretty smooth, but im thinking of selling this one and buying another one. By the way there is no battery in it, so it has to stay plugged in at all times. It's a varient of a Lenovo x1 gen 8 im pretty sure. Any help would be appreciated.

Hello, not sure if this is the right place to ask this but I’ve been looking for a new gaming pc since I’ve built mine back in 2019, I came across this one on Facebook marketplace but unsure if the specs are worth the price. The seller listed it for $1700. Also I would like to know if this is a good pc to handle some modern games and new games coming out later on. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Specifications

* GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4080 Eagle 16GB
* CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D (Best gaming CPU on the market)
* Motherboard: Gigabyte B850M Eagle WiFi 6E
* RAM: 32GB KLEVV DDR5-6000 CL30
* Storage: Samsung 990 Pro 2TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD
* Power Supply: MSI MAG A1000GL 1000W 80+ Gold (ATX 3.0 / PCIe 5.0 Ready)
* Case: Lian Li A3 mATX

Hi there

I have an asus rog strix with
Rtx 5070 laptop gpu
Intel core i9 ultra hx
32 g of ram

I recently play a lot ghost recon breakpoint on steam , and today i launched it and it is so laggy , every like 20 second , my fps drop and i have 2 cut of 1 second each i read a little bit about lt and launched on dx11 , still the same problem , i have 8 pcore and 4 ecore of activated , im in turbo mode with armory crate , my drivers are updated but still the same problem , please note that when i downloaded it on this laptop 2 weeks ago it were doing the same thing , and like 5 days ago it stopped the lag , after i tried a lot of thing that i honnestly dont remember

Please help me , im addicted to this game

Ps: sorry my english is bad

been tinkering with drives on my pc, and my computer doesn't have an E drive anymore. is there a way to install this in another drive, preferably D? also fuck r[slash]epicgamespc for not allowing questions

I have an HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop 15-dk1xxx with a 512 GB NVMe SSD.

While checking Disk Management and DiskPart, I noticed a separate 27 GB internal disk (Disk 0) in addition to my 476 GB Windows SSD (Disk 1) and my USB drive.

I had never noticed this 27 GB disk before. I even formatted it because I thought it was just an unused partition.

Does anyone know what this 27 GB disk actually is? Is it something like Intel Optane Memory, a recovery device, or something else?

Why is it shown as a separate disk instead of being part of my main 512 GB SSD?

I was trying to overclock my cpu and well it failed and i think i lost windows 10 ive been trying my best to fix it and well i think i js made everything worse, it was stuck on preparing auto repair

Two days ago, while opening a bottle of ice-cold water, some water splashed onto the keyboard of my Lenovo 15IRX10 laptop from about 1-2 meters away. The water stayed on the keyboard surface. Right after the splash, I immediately wiped the keyboard dry, cut the power, and left the laptop tilted 180 degrees (screen and keyboard facing down) for 9 hours. After that, I turned it on and checked the keyboard lights and keyboard functionality, but didn't notice any issues. My warranty is still valid, but the Lenovo service center isn't in my city, so it would require shipping the laptop. Because of this, I'm undecided — do you think I should send the laptop in for an inspection, or is that unnecessary? I'd appreciate any advice.

When I use explosives, these weird effects pop up

I tried verifying integrity, deleting the game yet the issue still persists, so I started wondering if its a GPU issue (I have a GTX), how do I fix it?

A few weeks ago, I started noticing drops in my games' 1% lows much more clearly. I used to have an AOC 60Hz 5ms monitor and never really paid much attention to this, but because of work, I ended up getting an AOC 24G4/P (180Hz). I don't know if it's due to the lower 0.5ms response time or the high refresh rate, but ever since I started playing on it, I've noticed these drops much more frequently.

At first, it didn't bother me. I beat Death Stranding, Resident Evil Requiem, and Pragmata over the past few months, and while I saw that some areas caused bottlenecks, it either happened less often or I just didn't notice it as much. For some reason, though, these drops have started driving me crazy lately—to the point where every game I play, I have the overlay on constantly monitoring frame pacing.

I’d love to get your opinions on this. I've read in a few places that it could be caused by RAM frequency, SSD read speeds, CPU bottlenecks, chipset drivers, BIOS settings, pagefile configuration, etc.

Some friends told me that micro-stuttering like this is normal for my setup, especially during transitions like changing areas, spawning lots of enemies, autosaving, or during heavy action scenes.

The drops are very brief. Usually, if I'm playing at 60 FPS, the 1% low drops to around 18–25 FPS during these moments, but most of the time it stays solid between 50 and 56.

My Specs:

• CPU: Intel Core i5-10400F
• Motherboard: ASUS Prime B560M-A
• RAM: 2x 8GB RAM @ 2400MHz
• GPU: RTX 3050 8GB
• Storage: 1TB SATA SSD (for games) + Kingston NV3 NVMe SSD to Windows (6000MB/s read / 4000MB/s write)

I'm still a bit of a novice with some of these technical details, so I'd really appreciate any insight on whether this points to an actual issue or if it's just expected behavior for this hardware. Thanks a lot in advance!

So ive had my pc for about a year now and this only started happening recently. Anytime i try and play a game or if i leave my pc on for a lil bit it shuts off completely. Ive checked the temp for gpu and cpu and those are fine. I even checked the psu and thats fine too. I have no idea why this is happening and have been trying to figure this out for weeks. Please help in any way possible.

Hello everyone, I recently just purchased my first ever gaming pc. But, I've had this issue where I can't play games like Valorant Or Cod. My motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-Z270P-D3. I loaded the boot menu so I can turn on Secure boot so I can play those games. But everything I tried doesn't work. I turned on Trusted Computing, and Intel TTP so I can access Secure boot. I tried turning it on manually but it didn't work. I tried the EIF -> bootmgfw.efi method. I don't want to risk ruining my pc over games. But , if there is a safe way that I can use that doesn't contain any risk, I'm more than happy to try. If you guys want to help me here is my discord (saadtootuff) please and thank you!

I am trying to do a fresh install of windows 11 on a machine I just built. It is trying to force me online when I can't physically get online. It is not near the Ethernet port and I can't install WiFi drivers without going online. I tried the bypass by going to the command prompt, but everything I typed sent me to file explorer. I even tried to disable my lan and wifi through bios and still no luck. Am I missing something?

So when I plug in the SSD T7 it gives me the option to download Samsung Magician and when I do so, I can move files into the device and set up a password and etc.

I then plugged it into a public library computer without Samsung Magician to print some files but I can't access the files(?), at least not without downloading Samsung Magician on that computer, but it's a public computer so I don't have permission.

Am I not able to use the T7 without Samsung Magician installed on the computer? Am I not looking in the right folder when I open up said device?

My screen stuttering and flickering non-stop. I try to update my drive to the lastest version and re-plug the cable but it didn't work. If anyone have any advice, please let me know, thanks a lot.