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I have no idea. The machines are mine, I got my laptop brand new from a store 1,5 year ago and recently built my PC with components I bought an did a fresh install of W10 with latest updates etc.

Hello people. So I started my subscription the other day on "Xbox Game Pass". Because of my slow internet speed, I took my laptop to another place so I can download FH4 faster.(4 hours instead of 15) Then I moved FH4 through windows settings on my external HDD and now I want to transfer the files on my desktop but I do not have that permission as I get the message "Your organization does not allow you to place the file here". Any suggestions besides downloading it straight to my desktop? The articles where I got an idea on how to do it : https://www.easeus.com/pc-transfer/move-microsoft-sotre-apps-games-to-another-drive.html https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/how-to-move-windows-store-games-from-one-pc-to-another/ https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/copy-a-microsoft-store-game-to-hard-drive/6efecbd7-6a67-4dc8-a439-9279fc573a81?auth=1

Unfortunately I can not go back to older builds. So resetting is like a format, but I would like to keep my programms due to my very slow internet speed.(<4Mbps)

Hello there. So I am getting this error on a fresh install of Windows. After I died all the updates, downloaded all the stuff I wanted to and started using the computer normally I got a notification. Windows tried to do this update "2019-11 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1903 for x64-based Systems (KB4524570)" but they could not and it showed me this error code "0x80070002". I thought that it had something to do with this particular update so after retrying and failing I moved on. A few days after that I tried installing a program for my university, which required the ".NET FRAMEWORK 2.5" or 3.0 or something similar. So I downloaded it but as soon as it would start installing it showed me the same error code "0x80070002". I tried many things I read online in forums, watched videos and stuff but nothing soved the problem.(from checking date and time settings to tuning some things into system) I ran the sfc scannow command and it reported that it found corrupted files but was unable to fix some of them. I checked the ...Logs\CBS... but I can see what the system expected to calculate, but what it really calculated in some commands was different. I do not know how to move on further or what else I can do. I would really like to avoid the format solution for many reasons. Thank you in advance.

I did not try the same exact cables on another GPU as I do not have any other GPU with *pin connector. The 6pin extension that was in the package with these 8pins worked fine.

Hello. A few weeks back I built myself a new computer with a RX 5700 XT and a Corsair TX-650M. I also bought some cablemod extensions. After 5 minutes of letting the computer install windows the gpu went dead and got replaced as a DOA product. Now that the other one came, it works fine. With the first GPU I used the cablemod extensions and got the 2 8pin cables from on connector to the PSU. Now I do not use any extensions and got the 8pins from 2 different connections. I am afraid that if by any chance an extension has a problem it will kill this GPU too. In the first case I do not know what went wrong. It could have been something with the cables or just a bad GPU. I tested the 6pin connectors with my old GTX 660 without any extensions and it worked just fine, as well as with a 6pin cablemod extension of the same package. Any advices on how could I check if the extensions are working properly? I do not have any electronic instruments to measure them or something, but as a last resort I am willing to get them to a technician but should he be a computer related one or electrician?

Well in my case I let the test ran as much as possible, but they just let it fro 40 minutes just to finish first pass.

Nah he is using his RAM in his PC, plus I do not know what will happen with the RAM I bought. I think that the sticks really are faulty but show up the errors in higher temps maybe.

Yeap it works pefrectly fine on everything, and on MT86 is showed 0 erros after 4 passes.

I tested my friends RAM(G.Skill instead of Corsair but same speed, latency and all the rest) and it ran prefectly fine on all the tests and normal use it got through. They still do not find any errors. I told them to run the test for all the 4 passes not just 1 pass so the sticks can get hotter, to try testing one stick first and then the other, trying them in a normal use case scenario but they told me that if they were faulty they would show up errors from the first pass etc. They seem like they want to help me with words but in action they do not seem to really care and there is nothing I can do for that. I am thinking about going RMA, though it will take 1,5 month or more and yet in case I am wrong(I do not know exactly how) nothing will happen and I will have wasted all this time.

Ooh well that is something I did not know, thank you for the information. So could I do what you said in this topic? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Thank you a lot, let's hope it works fine this time.

So I sent back the RAM so the store's technicians could check them and they found no errors at all after running MT86+ in 5.1 and 8.1 versions. They told me that they ran it for 47 minutes. Now I have 2 options. 1) Either I get them back and try to figure it out. 2) Or they contact Corsair for RMA that could take 2 months and make no difference if they also find 0 errors. I really do not know what happened. With the stick that had less errors I ran Prime95 for more than 90 minutes and everything was fine, so I don't think it is a problem of the CPU, or SSD. Also I checked the different slots the motherboard has(with the RAM I had) and they seemed to be consistant, punctional and repeatable at their results. Today I asked a buddy of mine to lend me his RAM so we can check again. Is there any possibility they did not run the tests properly?(I surely had any OC and XMP disabled but I don't know if and what else I could have done wrong from the options, BIOS or something as I had not changed anything) Any advice?

So today I got the answer. The GPU was DOA and they shipped me a new one.

Feels bad... I shipped my GPU today, so tomorrow I will have an answer from them.

Ooh ok I see. I will decide today what I am going to do, but my patience is kind of tested since I was waiting for all the parts since the 4th of September, so a faster solution would help.

I just contacted the store. They test the RAM with MT86+ too, so tomorrow they will ship me my new RAM. I currently don't have the patience to contact Corsair and try to squeez out some extra benefit or something. I am just happy they accept it and I hope the next modules won't be faulty.

Unfortunately it is an 8 year old,80+ Bronze, 550W, no brand PSU that does not even have 2 8 pin connectors. I guess I can send an email or something but I need to send the GPU in time for DOA products. Though unfortunately I do not think that the store will really consider a single customer's issue about their return policy.

Ok, so my PSU arrived about 2 weeks ago which means it has passed the DOA period but my GPU came in just 4 days ago. Should I send back my GPU or PSU? In case the part I send is not faulty I get charged 30-40 euros for shipping and them troubleshooting the part, but if it really is faulty I pay some discounted shipping 3-4 euros. I am leaning towards sending the GPU but my knowledge is not enough to help me decide... Ooh ok, great. That is somewhat of a relief.

Hello. So I built my new PC with these components : r5 3600, B450 Steel Legend, 16GB RAM @3200Mhz, Sapphire RX 5700 XT nitro+ and a Corsair TX 650 M. After installing windows, at the point where I choose what data I want Microsoft to get from me (xD) the PC turned of after hearing a sound like a "click" from the PSU. It would not turn back on. I removed all the I/O devices from the front and back panel but nothing. Then I removed the 2 8 pin connectors from the GPU and it worked. Then I connected them again and same thing, the "click" sound and nothing. Tried every combination possible with the 8 pin cables, removing my extension cables, changed the position of them on the PSU and still nothing. The leds on the GPU would work even if the PC was turned off, before the unexpected shutdown happened, but after the incident they never lighted back up. I then connected my old GTX 660 that I had in hand and the computer worked properly. Then tried the RX again and nothing, the same thing. I don't have any other PC components to test such as PSU as they are really old and weak. Is the GPU DOA? Any suggestions?

Update : After making sure I had XMP and any OC disabled and after I made sure I had the latest BIOS, drivers, updates etc. I tested again every combination with RAM sticks and MOBO sockets for RAM. Both sticks are faulty. One is working almost fine with a few errors(2) and just one random restart, but the other one is totally useless due to thousands of errors(test could not finish with all those errors) and all the blue screens, random restarts, lag etc. Thank you for all the help and the advices you gave me.

Ok, so I have hopes that they will replace it.

Thanks for the reply. I checked online the motherboards compatibility lists for RAMs and it does not have the specific code of my ram which is "CMW16GX4M2C3200C16W" but it has a number or a letter changed in many models.(e.g. 3000 instead of 3200 or "D" im position of "C" and other similar things) I asked the store I bought it from to install me the latest BIOS but they told me that the motherboard already has the latest one, plus it came with a "AMD RYZEN 3000 DESKTOP READY" sticker. I will check it though just to be sure. Yet again I don't think it is a software issue as it happened many times right upon entering windows, before I could even finish their installation or put my code to log in. It also happened to me that my PC was running for like 10 hours straight when I was not using it and had just left it there downloading(slow internet speed thus the 10 hours) I will make a last check that I have latest updates, running everything stock and stuff, then test them and if that fails I will send them back. Ok thank you a lot. Do you guys happen to know if they will be eligible for DOA in case everything fails in the last test? They seem to work fine until you test them with something more expertised in RAM testing such as MT86+.

I think you are right is is the RAM. I checked them one by one on the same slot. One stick had 2 errors and the other one had so many errors that the test stopped and gave a too many errors message. A properly working RAM should have 0 errors or just a few is fine?

Thank you for the reply. So I ran the MemTest once for roughly 10 minutes and it had found around 10.000 errors until then. Now I removed one stick and I rerun it. Until now it has not found a single error but I will let it finish all tests 4 times just to be sure, and then I will check the other stick. Is there any possibility that the MB slot for RAM is faulty? Will it be recognized as a DOA product (in EU) since I purchased it less than a week ago? Or will they tell me that it just works like this or something similar?