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  1. Thanks for the reply. I tried it, but intel HAXM is not on the list, I tried going through REGEDIT to find a product code for the tool, but HAXM wasn't there Thanks
  2. I cannot uninstall intel HAXM using the uninstaller as my pc isn't compatible with intel HAXM To reproduce: Install Intel HAXM on compatible CPU Change processor to incompatible CPU Open Intel HAXM uninstaller Intel HAXM un/installer log: Version: 7.6.5 Execute: C:\Program Files\Intel\HAXM\checktool.exe --verbose CPU vendor - AuthenticAMD Intel64 supported * Yes VMX supported - No VMX enabled * Yes EPT supported - No NX supported * Yes NX enabled * Yes Hyper-V disabled - No OS version * Windows 10.0.19042 OS architecture * x86_64 Guest unoccupied * Yes. 0 guest(s) The system requirements are not satisfied. Any idea on how to uninstall HAXM then?
  3. They don't really have support exactly, but I'll try anyway
  4. Not exactly. But they allow a decent amount of freedom, like 5 ip adresses you can use for portforwarding. And they say we should setup our own routers if we can and tell us to turn off our DHCP handler. I wouldn't be able to do that without being able to access my own routers settings page. And that's the problem
  5. Pretty sure that isn't the problem, this is not the first time I am using this specific router in this way. The other time I did it I was the one owning both routers
  6. There isn't a separated wan port on my router. It is technically also a modem, meant to use coax. It is plugged into port nr. 1. The internet was working fine. DHCP is being used, but not handled by my router, the owners of my flats router handles it all. Everything is connected by lan
  7. Don't know if this is the right place to post this but: I live in a place where internet is provided by two Ethernet wall plugs. We are allowed to connect our own router for wifi and whatnot. Problem is after connecting the router to the plug in the wall I can no longer access my routers configuration and the configuration of my router seems to have changed. I can factory reset my router and turn it on without it being plugged into the wall and I can easily access it. So I tried changing the routers settings page ip. But I after plugging it back into the wall, I can't access it. I don't really know what to do, or what's happening except a guess to some autoconfiguration being provided by the router my router is connected to? Update: I had the router only connected to my pc, I changed the ssid and the default gateway disappeared and I couldn't access the web interface
  8. It doesn't seem to support am4 though? Not on the retailer I am looking Anyway, are there different versions?
  9. Was using an i7 8086k. Now using Ryzen 9 5950x. And mostly, no. But an air cooler is fine for overclocking anyway. The only limit I have for a new cooler is that it can't be taller than 161mm
  10. Do you recommend another one that fits? I know this isn't really the question I originally asked, so feel no obligation to respond
  11. I was scared this was it, so I need a new cooler. Do you happen to know if a Nocuta NH-D15 fits in my NZXT s340? I can't figure it out?
  12. Pretty sure it's thermal paste smushed out to the edge, It sure felt like thermal paste, Thermal Paste mixed with copper corrosion probs
  13. I just upgraded my CPU and I took off the AIO cooler. On the sides of the cpu block the thermal paste had turned green, I was wondering if it is because the AIO is leaking and the copper rusted(don't know if it's called rusting with copper, but it turns green) Any idea? Photo attached
  14. No, It turns off again before any off timer could activate, never actually shows anything, the other monitor does. It is the primary display
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