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*UPDATE* Recently, I was able to solve the issue by updating the firmware and wifi settings within a single update package (there are different options for updates on the GoPro website). This allowed me to reset the wifi password and finally fully unlock my GoPro that I bought used back when I originally made this post. Looks like the combined update wasn't working during my first go-around with this issue, but the GoPro website should be working now. Just posting this follow-up so I can mark solved

So, I recently got a used gopro hero 3+ black edition, it was working great until I tried to connect it to my phone via the capture app. So I tried to reset and give it a new password it via the instructions on gopro's website. I made sure that the name and password I used was compliant. I got the update folder on the micro sd and put it into the gopro. When I turned it on it fired up as usual like the sd card wasn't even in it, it didn't automatically update. I was however able to get the firmware updated by choosing to update the firmware only. I had tried the option to update the firmware and wifi together as per the option on gopros website but every time I tried this option the download folder button was greyed out. I have looked around a bunch trying things that other people tried. I tried using multiple different micro sd cards, formatting them in windows and within the gopro itself. Even the password given to me by the previous owner didn't work.

your CPU and your motherboard are un-capable of overclocking, a 4790k or a 4770k(the 4770k isn't much worse in performance than the 4790k) paired with a z97 motherboard is a good overclockable combo only with a good cooler

Do you have multiple pcie slots? if yes move the card around, addtionally there should also be a setting in the bios to disable the igpu What power supply do you have? and is your bios up to date?

Malwarebytes and spyhunter5(dont give spyhunter money, it tells you the registry and file locations of the infections so you can do it manually)

https://www.neweggbusiness.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9B-13-128-868&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleBiz-PC&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleBiz-PC-_-pla-_-Motherboards+-+Intel-_-9B-13-128-868&gclid=CjwKEAiAmJvBBRDKpP724LigwngSJAAYRJXBvVmQExO_HSssziOvtzF62cHIE1Fe49L0uKIiCYVxNhoCUGvw_wcB this looks like a solid option

replace the thermal paste, make sure the fan works, clean the cooler really well and report back

just dont do it if you actually plan on storing anything on them RAID 0 is very dangerous if you want a benefit then get an nvme ssd

Specs of you system, size and number of rads you case will hold and then i can reccomend something(s)

no..... they were junk given to them by Free Geek Vancouver, plus those were old prebuilt garbage mobos

yes, i've talked with some mechanics and they say that cheap synthetics are more harmful than a good conventional, mobil 1 for life with some lucas full synthetic additive

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/Qj4Wcc he are some changes

that and the G41 express chipset for lga 775, my cpu is a q9300 however kicks ass tho with a R9 270

mark solved then!

check all connections and reset the bios to stock by taking out the mobo battery for 5 minutes then try to boot it again

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Just a good ol regular blade! better than my current Inspiron N5110 with intel hd graphics I would use it for school work, gaming and light photo/video editing and..... watching linustechtips of course!

what size corsair cooler? go with the sexy noctua

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story6&reid=366

could be the drive OCZ drives are kinda meh what power supply do you have

what model of ssd is it and what psu