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Anyone else not seeing this video in their YT subscription list? I only found out about it from their tweet.

https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/panasonic-tx-49es500b-49-smart-led-tv-10163327-pdt.html?istCompanyId=bec25c7e-cbcd-460d-81d5-a25372d2e3d7&istItemId=xltwmatapw&istBid=t&awc=1599_1511114133_b971c60a2b6bedb974fe49dbf74be8d8&srcid=369&xtor=AL-1&cmpid=aff~PriceSpy~Comparison Engine~137991&awid=137991 is this tv any good?

I have a Switch and a base PS4, and currently have a 37" 1080p TV, but it's too small for me and the contrast ratio and pixel response time is really bad. I'm looking for a TV that has really good response time and contrast ratio and has a screen as big as possible while fitting in the space I have (1.1m horizontally). I don't have any devices connected to my TV that support 4K or HDR. I'm in the UK and my budget is about £500. Any ideas? Thanks

When I turned on my printer and Windows started trying to install the driver, it just started searching Windows Update automatically. Where can I find the fix it for Windows Update?

This issue is also preventing be from installing my new printer, as it just says 'searching Windows Update' forever

I'm running Windows 7 64-bit and can't install update KB2999226. I've downloaded the update from Microsoft's website but it says 'checking for updates' forever. When I go to Windows Update and search for updates, it just says 'looking for updates' forever. This issue is also preventing me from installing Python. Please help!

My temps are about 50C while gaming.

Motherboard: ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming GPU: Radeon R9 290 RAM: 16GB 2400-DDR4 I recently upgraded my CPU from an FX-8320 to an i5-6600. In all other games there is a performance increase. However, in Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes with my FX CPU I was getting around 40fps on 1080p max settings, while now with my i5 I only get around 20. Why is my fps so low?

I fixed it by changing the power connectors!

Specs: i5-6600 ASUS Z170 Gaming Pro 16GB-2400 Corsair Vengeance RAM My ASUS DirectCU II R9 290 has one red light and one green light on it, and it doesn't give any signal but the fans run. The light that is red is LED3. I recently upgraded the motherboard and CPU from an AsRock and FX-8320 and the GPU worked fine.

The light that is red is LED3

I reseated the GPU, and now there is 1 red light and 1 green light on it. Also, the HD Graphics no longer works, so at least the GPU seems to be detected. However, there is still no output from the GPU itself. It worked fine in my previous PC.

The PSU cables are properly connected, and the fans start up. But I'm not sure why the GPU doesn't fit in perfectly.

Tried that but still no luck. In the PCIe settings in the UEFI BIOS the GPU isn't detected.

I have an ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming mobo with an i5-6600 and an ASUS R9 290. When I try and put the card in the mobo, the handle next to the PCIe slot goes up to the fixed position and the GPU seems to be inserted, but the screw hole doesn't line up with the screw hole on the case, and I have to push it slightly to get the screw in. When I turn it on, the fans spin up but it gives no signal. However, if I put the HDMI cable into the mobo instead of the GPU, Windows appears using Intel HD Graphics rather than Radeon R9 290. What can I do?