Recent content by ubuysa

I bet it was a real problem for Joseph and Mary. Imagine trying to buy last minute baby care items in the middle of a holiday! And yes, that was posted on Christmas morning. I'm online to the many forums I help out on, checking whether anyone's Christmas PC present is playing up. All good so...

Oh that will cheer the little lad up.... :ROFLMAO:

Chills always run down my spine when I hear or read things like this.

No, they need to learn how to properly use the equipment that they have - especially if they have gone to the trouble and expense of specing up a custom build. They also need to follow a few simple rules... If you don't know what you're doing then leave things alone. Windows works just fine out...

Don't feel bad, I had to check...

Thanks for the feedback. (y)

Wintoy is NOT a Microsoft app, it's author is someone called Bogdan Pătrăucean - whoever he is. It's yet another 'magic bullet' that claims to make your PC faster/safer/cleaner and which is just more unnecessary snake oil. It has no place on a properly managed Windows system IMO. PC Manager is...

If that CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT BSOD happened after you did the clean install then upload the file C:\Windows\Memory.dmp to the cloud with a link to it here.

Found on Facebook.... Michael O'Leary, the managing director of Ryanair, arrives in Dublin. He enters a pub and orders a pint of draft Guinness. The bartender nods and says, "That'll be one euro, sir." Surprised, O'Leary replies, "Wow, that's cheap!" and hands over the euro. The bartender...

This isn't an official support channel and none of us work for PCS, we're all volunteers. We are only permitted to give advice on here for builds that PCS are supplying, so if you are upgrading by buying components from PCS then we can help. If you wish to upgrade by buying components from...

Well that's skiing crossed off my bucket list then......:eek:

I'd like some hard data, so please download the SysnativeBSODCollectionApp and save it to the Desktop. Then run it and upload the resulting zip file to a cloud service with a link to it here (I do appreciate that you're not having BSODs). The SysnativeBSODCollectionApp collects all the available...

Why do you think the audio drivers are 'damaged'? Does this low volume problem happen with all apps (and Windows) or only one? Have you checked both the Windows sound settings and the Realtek audio settings? I think it would be wise to step back and look at the bigger picture because I suspect...