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Most likely is a Windows error. I Will Try to reinstall Windows and hope for the Best... Thank you ?

I'll check for the BIOS. And the drive works like nothing has ever happend, no issue at all. Only thing is that I can't boot my PC without having windows in my DVDRW. Once it's booted, I can disconnect it. States m.2 on the motherboard box, at that location.

Doesn't make a difference. I've tried a few times and ended up with the same message. The only way to get past that message is to have the Windows CD in the DVDRW.

I've tried disconnecting my DVD, ended up with the error message. Tried only with me boot drive, nothing happend and even if I go with my OS Drive 1. prio and DVD 2. prio, i sitll get the error message

Sata. And OS is on a M.2

Hello. I've had some problems with my OS. My OS itself works perfectly. No errors, downloaded all the updates and everything goes smooth after I installed my Windows 10. Now I went to unplug my DVDRW to get some drivers for my motherboard, and upon restarting I ran into an issue. My OS would't boot. I tried many different things and ended up with the statement that my OS only would boot, if I had my Windows 10 CD in the DVDRW, BUT I could remove the CD once my PC was booted and up and running. The error message is: "An operating system wasn't found. Try disconnecting any drives that don't contain an operating system" and ofcourse I've done that only to end up with the same result. Have any1 else had this issue before? And if so, how would I be able to fix it. Thank you in advance.

Would you suggest me to uninstall everything and then install the new drivers or can just get the new drivers and click repair to get it to work?

As the title sounds, I have some issues with my Asus 5-way optimization as it says that I need "MEI" drivers, directly saying "Ensure to install MEI Driver before using ASUS 5-way Optimization." I have a 4790k on a Asus Maximus VII Formula motherboard running Windows 10 64 bit. I just updated my BIOS to the lastest version and as I can see, I've updated my MEI drivers (I could't find W10 model, so I got the W8 instead. Is there any suggestions on why this does not work? Or any links that I may follow? I've been struggeling for an hour or so to get this to work now and i feel helpless now. Thank you for your time

So as the title says very clearly, everything is plugged in except the 4pin to the motherboard. Everything starts up, fans running etc but nothing goes on the screen. I have a workstation with a Corsair VS550 and I cant find any 4pin cable for the motherboard to be plugged in. Would this be the problem to why it doesnt start up, and how come there's not a 4 pin connecter in the VS550 and what could a solution be ?

You're sent from heaven. Thanks a lot Sir.

Thanks a ton. I suppose its just within the BIOS you update it. Thanks for the help

It's a completely new PC. Does it make a difference?

So.. I bought the new kaby ake i3 7100 and a MSI H110I Pro, both are LGA1151 but I've seen some websites that said it only goes to 6th gen. Is this correct ? Thank you for listning and helping

Exactly! The compression threshold, which reduces the audio untill a certain point. Fantastic!

So as the title says, I'm wondering if I'm able to cap the volume of my microphone so if I talk normally the output will be, lets say, 20 db and if I shout it will be the same. I've seen a lot of streamers having this and I've wondered how people do it. Some sort of a program or software they use? OR a default program within Windows that I havnt figured out how to get. Thank you