Shiwoon

you got the right one selected?

You can do a quick search for the driver of you can be precises and use a Linux to look at your network card model number. Then you can look up the driver for that model number.

Download a window recovery disc corresponding to your OS. install it to your usb, (All of this using another computer) Boot up the fucked up one and boot from usb stick. Run fresh install, that should do the trick. Problem with copying hdd/ssd to hdd/ssd is MAC address changes, that could be the source of the problem. I can't just copy my HDD to a SSD and expect to be able to boot from the SSD. I don't know the theory behind it but you can ask linustechtips to make a video about it.

funny thing is I tried using cmd, and unlocker but it wouldn't go away... but winrar did the trick

lol I've already deleted it using winrar

You wont believe what happened to me today. I've gotten a file from a friend of mine on a usb stick. So I go to plug it in and transferred it to my computer. While trying to open this file I get a error. So my first line of thought is to delete it. Method used- cmd Unlocker Anyways long story short, I tried everything I could think of. And still to no avail. I was about ready to just hammer my drive to death but I remembered something about winrar. They do the impossible. turned into then after deleting

Heat gun (can be subbed out for hair dryer), thermal double sided tape/pad, paint. Put the ram on a flat surface. Hold the heat gun at least 5 inches away from the ram. Turn on the heat gun (low) and pan the heat gun from one side of the ram to the other until the ram is hot to the touch (not burn to the touch but just hot enough). Once hot to the touch, use a flathead and carefully pry the heatsink/casing apart from the ram. The slower the better. If you want to reuse the thermal pad I advise you to peel the heat sink off slowly. Go to a local metal works company and ask to see if they can sand blast the heat sink. Once sand blasted, spray the heat sink with heat resistant paint (any kind, I prefer to use airbrush powder based paint). Then let it sit for at least an hour. Put the thermal pad back on carefully making sure it's not touching the ram pcb or anything that can short the ram. Put the heatsink/casing back on. Now your're done.

Explain lightly used? Like watching a movie/video? or Browsing the web?

Username - Your email Password - Your email password Sender - Your email Receiver - Your email This is my guess on it.

lol someone needs to go take classes again. Stay up to date will ya?

Plugging in the ssd into a different SATA port wont do jack shit. You can still try it if you want to. You can also try to rejoin them in gparted. http://gparted.org/ Also, never update bios unless you absolutely have to. For example, a major vulnerability patch, or a major issue patch. Other than that, don't update.

*Yawn* anyways check your router for any vulnerability. Also check your router log, there's a slim chance he's not masking his true IP. You can find the source here. https://github.com/elvanderb/TCP-32764

"talk to" is this a friend or a stranger? If it is a friend, you need new friends. If it's a stranger, you're an idiot. Anyways, deliver the kik. IP release, restarting router etc should do the trick. Also might want to check your router to see if it's vulnerable.

where is your mic levels at?