Deagon

well as far as points go the 960 broke a million before that it was like 150,000 or so. lol. I can never get the protein viewer to work though.

I folded for a week 24/7 on my 750 ti and finished like 10 work units, with the 960 i have done about 30 more in the same time, just yesterday I added the 750 ti back in and now it's just going nuts, just joined the Linustechtips folding team as well.

it seems like it might be the power supply tbh, sorry for the late reply btw.

Right, so do nothing about it at all that will solve it. If this is a really DDOS attack, which I very highly doubt, it will be quite simple to close the ports they are attacking, and close access to the IP's they are using. Whether or not they can switch them, it's just a simple matter of blocking ip's until they give up, or simply close the vulnerable ports. So, unless you have actual help to offer, stop spamming.

If you really are being ddosed, just open your router and run your traffic through a dmz, once you capture his ip then simply block it from connecting either through the router or a firewall. (if you really are being DDOSed you'll see a ton of traffic from the same ip or a range of similar ips)

How the hell do you know you are being DDOSed?

grab a handful from the produce area of your local walmart, they are better than zipties, you can easily undo them and hook them to things.

Try another version of chrome? (I use Canary chromium)

idk why I missed it but you said you have 3 monitors right? Sometimes they will all display at the same resolution despite being set to do otherwise, you could try to adjust the resolution for each monitor in windows.

In standard cmos features, or advanced bios features.

Lol seriously though, thank you, I've been trying to figure this out for 2 days now lol. and then just boom, a few minutes after posting you have the solution lol I love this forum.

You're a goddamn genius. It worked! Thank you, you literally just made hundreds of dollars worth of keys useful again.

Will do, I'll post back in a few hours to let you know if it worked or not, I gotta run to dinner. Thanks! Cheers!

Windows 10 is unsupported by the CPU, and I kinda hate linux. I know there has to be a way to fix it though, It's just the updater that is messed up, just not sure how to go about attacking it, maybe there is a download somewhere or solution I over looked. And I have like 15 windows 7 keys, I'd like to actually use them.

So i had to install windows 7 fresh on a franken-pc (I.e. cobbled together), and I'm getting this weird issue. Where after I install windows service pack 1, and then update windows updater it won't update any further. There used to be a FixIt download from microsoft that fixed it, however they've since taken all these down for windows 7. I tried the manual solution that microsoft suggested (i.e. manual command line service disabling manual updating and manual restarting of the services (BITS and related update services). This failed and windows update is still broken (also breaks the installer service so I can uninstall anything). I've tried downloading and launching the windows cumulative update (essentially service pack 2) standalone installer before and after the installer updates and neither way seems to fix it. I usually can figure these things out, but I'm stumped now. I don't think the computer's hardware is relevant, but if you want I'll post those specs later when i feel like approaching the machine. Any suggestions?