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Let PCS know, they will send a replacement - though if your manager ordered it they will have to contact PCS about it rather than you I know various ASUS motherboards do this as well, if it is the same thing there is absolutely nothing wrong with the motherboard - it is a "feature" (an annoying...

You can download the invoice from your PCS account if that's what you mean, but as far as I remember you do not get a paper version when the PC arrive

Yes, yes, prices have gone completely nuts :( As Steaky says we cant provide any suggestions except for PCSpecialist builds here but you could always give PCSpecialist a call and ask if they can do anything for you with your RAID-1 requirements in a laptop.

When translated to English this reads as :)

What sort of games was your friend hoping to play and at with what sort of monitor (ie resolution and refresh rate or make/model)? Do note though that due to the current costs of PC components, £1000 will just not get you a "good" PC unfortunately :( A few people may be able to spec something...

Since it is still fairly new, if you change the case please note this part of the terms and conditions (https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/terms/)

HI @FilStr, these are PCSpecialists's English forums, so your messages need to be kept in English if you want to post here. There are the Italian forums here though https://www.pcspecialist.it/ if you wish to write in Italian :) From Google translate: Ciao @FilStr, questi sono i forum inglesi...

You wont have been provided with one if that's what you mean :) However all you need is an 8GB USB stick and follow the instructions here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10 to create installation media on the USB (if you have anything on the USB stick already that you...

However even though it will get hot and various things could've been changed before ordering in the first place - it should just throttle, it shouldn't be overheating on bootup - it would suggest something is actually wrong rather than just different cooling solutions - even though different...

You I'd have thought that something like that would've show in that list as well

FYI And the correct twitter link:

Hmmm, this is the strange bit: Something has gone a bit funny here (my paged pool is 621MB). Hopefully someone can shed some light as to what's happened here

Also how much RAM is your PC supposed to have?

Would help if you would show that whole window rather than just the total, and order it by memory usage so we can see what is using said memory. Edit: oops, Scott beat me to that comment by a few seconds :)

I think they are hoping to announce it today. I've not seen anything yet though- though admittedly I don't tend to look at twitter unless forced to :)

I suspect the update you did about a week ago probably "updated" it from your old version to the new Microsoft 365 version of office - or you were just on a Office 365 trial instead of the 'keyed' version and said trial has now run out If you check your PCS account it may well have the key to...

Yeah this very much looks like the problem that was in the thread I linked where in the end a full clean reinstall was needed (just as Spydertracks said above)

I remember hearing about this problem a while back, I think there was a problem with the images being used for the installs for a bit (cant remember the timeframe though). I believe a Windows clean install fixes it - though obviously this would mean you'd have to save anything important...

If you have already received it then generally any changes/upgrades through them need to be done through the upgrade system (where you can send it in (for a fee) or add the new component yourself) and they do not do case changes through the upgrade system as it would involve taking the whole...

Were there any beeps when you started up the PC, if so how many and were they long or short beeps and in what order (eg. 1 long followed by 3 beeps is one example it could be) - if its more than one beep then its an error code and it can help point in the right direction for troubleshooting