gmaesplayer

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I would love an SSD because I recently started Youtubing, and I'd like to have some high-speed storage for my videos.

So my desktop has been acting strange lately. It started when I was gaming on it, and suddenly the screen froze for a second. Then it shut off for a few seconds, and then it started back up. As it started up, it would stay on for a few seconds before shutting off and restarting again. Every time I tried to turn it on it did this over and over. It began working suddenly however. I thought nothing of it until it did it again today? This time, it hasn't fixed itself? Any ideas or suggestions?

Thanks, these links have been helpful!

I have no way of opening command, I try and it says all the files like the picture but then just goes to the black screen

Could you explain further?

I have a laptop that is always on out in my garage for work. Plugged too many things in and the breaker triggered, causing everything out there to immediately turn off. Everything works fine but the laptop, which boots for a while fine, but then suddenly shows a black screen with just the cursor on it. Tried rebooting multiple times. Tried launching in safe mode, and ran the troubleshooter. Nothing returned, but the only thing I could tell is that when loading the files it stops on CLASSPNP.SYS under drivers. Any advice?

OnHub router, my parent have 2!!!! routers in their home because one simply did not provide enough range/power (They are ISP provided) http://www.amazon.com/Asus-Wireless-Router-Firewall-SRT-AC1900/dp/B017C0HZEO/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1449129808&sr=1-1-fkmr0&keywords=OnHub+Wireless+Router+from+Google

How could I connect two computers so that they can communicate over a network or over a wire. I have two computers, one on the first and the other on the second floor. I want to make it so I can transfer files/info between them. Is there a way to do this over WiFi or hard-wiring?

I would like to include an SSD, but the debate is is I should include a Hard Drive or just an SSD

I'm pretty new to the tech scene, I dont have parts "laying around" lol

Has to run windows/doesn't want a laptop

Hey guys, I was requested to build a small, low power computer for someone. They need it for their business, so it needs to run Quick-books and other business programs. It needs to be at around $250, got any suggestions? The cost of a monitor or OS does not need to be factored in.

Sounds like it could be a program. Go and uninstall any strange looking programs and run CCleaner.

No one tech savvy in my family, except my brother a lil' bit. I enjoy the perks of being resident techie. (AKA $$$$$)