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About Vaner

  • Birthday Aug 03, 1993

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    vanergr
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Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Thessaloniki,Greece
  • Occupation
    Electronics Engineering Student

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core 2 quad Q8300@ 2,5Ghz
  • Motherboard
    Asus P5P45TD Pro
  • RAM
    8GB Corsair Xms3
  • GPU
    MSI GTX 660 2Gb O.C.
  • Case
    Nzxt M59 Black
  • Storage
    1x250Gb SSD Samsung 840 series , 1x500Gb WD Green, 1x 2Tb Segate
  • PSU
    Corsair Cx 600W
  • Display(s)
    2x 21,5 Samsung Tv Monitors
  • Cooling
    Coolermaster Hyper TX3 EVO and 5 Case Fans and Nzxt Grid+ V1
  • Keyboard
    Microsoft Sidewinder x4
  • Mouse
    Razer Taipan
  • Sound
    Creative Sound Blaster Sound Card, 5.1 Creative speakes , Steel Series Siberia V2
  • Operating System
    Win 10

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  1. Vaner
    your way changing the directory in folder properties is a correct way. I don't know why it didn't work.
  2. Vaner
    mine is like \\Servername\location\folder
  3. Vaner
    not for network drives and I by my mistake looked into one... I corrected it.
  4. Vaner
    Hi i would think that this marker is not used ":" in the address just these"\". For example mine for a folder is : D:\Origin Games
  5. Vaner
    HI Did you download the tool that makes your USB device bootable media?
  6. Vaner
    I belive so yes look at your original post.
  7. Vaner
    Go to the site of the manufacturer of your MB and find the downloads. Then find a listing about drivers. or even better network drivers.
  8. Vaner
    Ok then you have to try what @Minibois told you to do!!
  9. Vaner
    Open your Netwok and Sharin center
  10. Vaner
    Oh! cool then you can see the two steps. the icons should be like your pc to a house conected by a line and that house to and internet globe. Are both marked with a red "X" ? PS. been a long time since my last use of win7 might be a bit fussy on my memory of what you should see.
  11. Vaner
    !!!Warning it might get confusing !!! your router and windows can create a virtual network so you can share files to other devices if you set it up. In older versions of windows like 7 you could clearly see that your computer had to do two steps to connect to the internet. 1) to connect to your router ( or home network) 2) from your router to the outside. That's why i was curious. back in those days it meant that it was your routers fault and not a bad Ethernet jack
  12. Vaner
    Just a note here I had experienced that trouble of having the orange light come up but not the green. some times i found the problem being a bad DNS setting or a stuck NIC. The first issue was fix by choosing the defaults. The second did take a lot of restarts to fix after two clean installs of windows 10, and after ordering a new PCI NIC just decided to go "hey I'm back"...So have petience A question tho does your computer recognizes your home network?
  13. Vaner
    Just an update for the people talked with me. They were super helpful and the said that they are sending me replacements plus a Bit a lost a wile ago. Kudos to them for their fast and very very Good experience I had with their Support.
  14. Vaner
    Thank you sir.
  15. Vaner
    yeah WD-40 and phones don't exactly mix up although oddly enough I was given a phone that was smelling like it and had some droplets inside but thankfully no oxidation (that would have been expensive to fix).
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