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As a Cyber Security student I am cringing hardcore. This seems like a complete fuck up by both NCIX before their bankruptcy, and then by the liquidation company afterwards for not checking.

2 WD Blues (1tb each) 1 Seagate Barracuda (500gb)

16GB

Currently, my system has 3 normal HDDs. The first drive contains my OS and programs, the second drive contains my games and the third contains random tools and documents for long term storage (not accessed often). Games seem to be taking a while to load but once they load they run fine. I have a Core i5 8600k and motherboard that support Optane. My motherboard has one empty M.2 slot. Would I benefit more from getting a M.2 SSD or Optane to speed up the boot drive? And then I would move games that take more time to load to the main drive, keeping less intensive games in the game drive.

3D Analyze didnt work, so im stuck again.

Set CSGO to windowed, disconnected two monitors and its still happening... Trying 3D Analyze...

The packages didnt work.

Display tabs: http://imgur.com/a/7nPhl Just trying that C++ package...

I've followed that video before, and I've also fully wiped everything to do with Nvidia and the drivers and reinstalled them, to no avail.

Im viewing devices by connection, and its computer that I built myself a couple years ago. I reinstalled Windows a week or two ago, as well.

Yeah, I've searched the entirety of Device Manager and theres nothing called PCI Express Root Complex. Weird. Could that be the issue?

Fixed. Apologies.

Hmm, its still not there, or im blind... Screenshot of what im looking at: http://i.imgur.com/a/vqsSx

Nope. Cant seem to find it in Device Manager either.

Nope, no buttons on it. It worked yesterday and all of a sudden its not working today, so I never needed to use a button.

UPDATE - My solution: It fixed when I installed the Windows Creator Update, so reinstalling Windows would probably work as well. I believe that it may have been a corrupt DirectX DLL, even though I reinstalled DirectX. Apologies if this is in the wrong section, but the graphics card section seemed most appropriate because the error relates to it. Mods; if its in the wrong place, feel free to move or delete. I am getting the following error on CSGO, which I was not getting yesterday and the game was perfectly fine, also all other games are perfectly fine, just CSGO: Error screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/a/LySE6 Your graphics hardware does not support all features (CSM) needed to run this game. Device Info: Marked unsupported: 0 Supports PCF Sampling: 0 DriverName: "" VendorID: 0x0000, DeviceID: 0x0000 DriverHigh: 0x00000000, DriverLow: 0x00000000 DXLevel: 95, MinDXSupportLevel: 90, MaxDXSupportLevel: 95 I have: Validated game files. Rebooted. Checked im on the latest NVIDIA driver. Tried rolling back NVIDIA drivers. Reinstalled NVIDIA drivers (and fully wiped and reinstalled). Ran CSGO in compatibility mode for Windows 7 and Windows 8. Ran CSGO in admin mode. Checked that DirectX is up to date. Checked CSM is enabled in BIOS. System Specs: Speccy screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/a/XHzNj OS: Windows 10 Pro Processor: AMD FX-6300 Six-Core Processor Motherboard: Asus M5A97 Evo R2.0 RAM: 16GB Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 Graphics Card Driver: 378.92 I am completely at a loss here, and any help would be greatly appreciated.

I think that it prefers that its residents get priority when it comes to jobs.

Here on the forums, and stuff usually goes onto twitter as well, https://twitter.com/linustech. Best place though is the WAN show, they talk in depth about anything important there.

Im pretty sure he only needs one because he is not a canadian citizen.

This is a dead post btw, OP has likely solved his problem by now.

Nope, its not all the DLC's. If you look at their blog post here: http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1490182-The-Crew-Ubisoft-Club-–-Ubi-30-Giveaway It says: All the cars and specs that have been added outside of the Season Pass. This does not include The Crew Wild Run expansion, nor the Season Pass.

With ya on that one. LG Urbane, literally use it to change music... sometimes.

No problem. Good luck!

Yeah, i think it gives you 30 days to reactivate or something along those lines.

Yup. Best case scenario is that Windows may not even need the key!