REX.exe

Sounds like some internal damage, try sending them back for a RMA or just get new headphones. Or you could try resetting it which is somewhere on Logitech's website.

Should be. I would remove it manually, unless you can use Revo uninstaller. Then I'd download Panda AV and run a scan. Use Malwarebytes also.

If you have shut down and petted back on, it's not in memory. Might be a rootkit. What AV are you using? Do you have the same issues in safe mode? Also, check startup programs in task manager and look inside task scheduler and see if anything is there you haven't installed. Check to uninstall programs installed the day you started having issues.

In this case no. In start up, the item. Then go into Tash Scheduler and find the task that starts this. Look at the action tab to see what the scheduled event does. Find the item, then delete the task. You can also note the folder and delete the folder manually as well.

Uninstall, and reinstall?

Yeah just tried that and it seemed to work guess I didn't really need to ask, thank you.

DaVinci Resolve 12.5 = Free.

Do you have another PC to test on? Also Netgear i believes has driver for it so you should try those. http://www.netgear.com/support/product/WNA3100.aspx?cid=gwmng Found the drivers and i now realize this is the same adapter i'm currently using to post this.

A couple of week ago me and my father decided to open up the family PC and give it a clean. My parents PC has no graphics card, it just uses the on board qraphics from the CPU. Before we opened it up. My Dad claimed there was a graphics in the computer, I kept telling him otherwise but he wouldn't accept he was wrong. So we opened up the computer.
Me: *points to empty pcie slot* No graphics card Dad."
Dad: *points to hard drive* "Then what's that huh?"
Me: *hysterical laughing and giggling*
Dad: "What?"
Me: "That's the hard drive Dad."

390? a jetplane? No.
 
I have a PCS+ 390 and with a custom fan curve I can get near silent gaming all the time (except on a hot day).

Intel because the 8350 would bottleneck xfire 390s.

A lot.

So I decided I'd pick up Fallout 4 and I was prepared to wait a while for it to finish at a (for me) solid 1.6mbps, which I know is slow but's above average for me.
So after a while (about 5gb in) my internet decides to shove a 40m long dildo up it's ass and now I'm experiencing speeds of <50kbps, at first it was going from 300kbps - 1mbps but now it's just fucked. \
I'm using a wireless netgear device. And the device software has this strange padlock between my PC and the modem.

PLEASE HELP ME LORD JESUS

I don't recommend carrying around a bomb in your bag. Just saying.

If you make the bomb bigger (much bigger) you'll have lots of freedom with hardware and not have to worry about temps.
Luke's one was way too small, so if you got the materials make one maybe the size of a...250D? I know it sounds big but it'll be worth it.
That or you could do one of those Fallout 4 themed builds which is just custom painted and all that stuff.

According to their awful website, you are provided with 100GB of bandwidth per month. Perhaps you've reached your ISP's monthly cap, and as such they are throttling your speed?

Pretty sure anything like that is illegal or only available to IT Department.
EDIT; Nevermind bye now

Stepping on a lego brick.

Stepping on a lego brick.

Stepping on a lego brick.

Stepping on a lego brick.

Stepping on a lego brick.

Stepping on a lego brick.

Stepping on a lego brick.

Stepping on a lego brick.