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G33k 4 L1F3

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About G33k 4 L1F3

  • Birthday Aug 27, 1998

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    Male
  • Location
    The Commonwealth killing mutants.
  • Interests
    Being a dad.
  • Biography
    I am an IT technician for a small MSP. Working with all 7 layers of the OSI model on a daily basis, while still picking up the phone if someone can't login. Experience with Unifi Systems, Windows server 2008, 2012, and 2016; Windows 7,8(ew), 9, and 10; Jive phone systems, Office 365, Cisco Meraki, and other misc skills that come with being a single Technician for over a dozen clients. Currently struggling work:life balance, which leaves my interests something to be desired.
  • Occupation
    IT (I wear alot of hats.)
  • Member title
    Officially identify as a human being

System

  • CPU
    Intel i7-4790K Quad-Core Processor w/ HyperThreading @ 4.9Ghz
  • Motherboard
    MSI Z97-G45 Gaming Motherboard
  • RAM
    G.SKILL Sniper 12GB (3 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600
  • GPU
    MSI Radeon R9 270 2GB Video Card
  • Case
    NZXT SOURCE 210
  • Storage
    Seagate Barracuda 160GB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive
  • PSU
    Corsair CX600
  • Display(s)
    Vizio 21' ultra slim 60hz tv, proview 1440p 60hz monitor
  • Cooling
    H100i GTX
  • Mouse
    MadCatz MMO7 Black
  • Operating System
    Windows 8.1

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  1. no, just corrected myself from asking questions that you already gave answers too! this is rather peculiar, and not much is available to try and point us in the right direction. Have you ensured you installed any new windows updates? once you enabled hyperv, there may be some updates for it.
  2. What OS are you trying to run? does your RAM use spike or does it not change when you attempt to run the VM? are you running the latest version of Hyper V? Have you restarted or gotten the VM to run at least once?
  3. Are you using HWinfo by chance to monitor sensors?
  4. I always start my VM's no matter the operating system with at least 4GB RAM.
  5. Don't lower ram, increase it. this error is typically thrown when the select virtual machine doesn't have enough RAM to run. within settings of the VM, you should be able to also set dynamic memory. this allows the VM to only use what it needs, but request more RAM when needed.
  6. If you're overclocking, then yes. the OC is too high, and either the chip isn't stable at the voltage, or the board cant reliably provide consistent power at what you're setting. As Si1enze asks, I am also curious.
  7. Thats the ticket. Windows can only do so much when you do a fresh install. it is always best to lookup each hardwares product page and download the drivers to get the best support. I always have lagging issues with new server setups.
  8. Make sure you reinstall any and all necessary drivers needed from the respective manufacturers. Not having proper drivers can cause heavy lag and issues as Windows is trying to use generic drivers to try and communicate with the equipment.
  9. And you verified that the password change did not go into effect?
  10. Any issues I have ever experienced when working with clients at work regarding hyperlinks for passwords or similar, it always turned out to be a problem either with the browser needing a quick cleanup/cookie wipe or the website is being wak. I would begin by running a cleaning utility to clear any soggy and stale cookies making a mess of your browsers. Then report back.
  11. Sounds to me like a messed up driver. If you recently updated the laptops display driver, revert to the old driver and see if the problem persists. If you have not recently updated drivers, please do so. If it is heat related, you can monitor using HWMonitor. This will give you temperatures on board and around the laptop to see if it is that. Let us know what you discover.
  12. @Justasking This smells like a power issue. Could be as simple as a loose connection. First thing you can do is pitch the CD drive lol. jk, but follow what @Levent said with removing all but what is absolutely necassary to start. this wayt we can eliminate variables to what may be preventing the system from starting.
  13. Just because it shows power, doesn't means something cannot be broken. If you remove the gpu again, does it post?
  14. Its...a computer. Dudes got some serious addictions for flipping out over something that can easily be replaced. lol
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