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52 minutes ago, jaslion said:

The windows experience index has always just been arbitrary numbers so why even bother looking at it?

 

Like its never made sense a hd7970 would score lower than a gt730 sometimes. Its all bullshit

Never took it seriously either

1 minute ago, stuckonthis said:

I updated nivida and re ran the assessment, all back to normal but drivers were only a few months old so still a mystery but back at 9.0 again.

It's a very small variation. Theres no issue here and you will not see it impact performance in your daily tasks.

Theres nothing you should be worried about. Realistically whatever calculates that score had a very slight variation. At best I can say its just number rounding.

Just for a fact a normal computer these days process over 10000 registry calls a second. There is no way this would slow down a system.

3 hours ago, djksm said:

Plus, they would probably be bombarded with middle school linus worshippers asking to meet linus ngl

I agree. Whoever manages this support line is doomed to feel miserable.

You should try to isolate it by testing components or removing/disabling them.

• Unplug your HDDs to see if the noise is gone
• Test GPU for coil whine with heavy loads such as games to see if higher usage affects it
• Unplug all possible fans temporarily (one by one if nessessary) to remove extra noise or narrow it down to specific fans if they're the culprit

Also I've amplified the audio by 800% as it wasn't easy to hear it from the video at max volume.

Have you narrowed it down to any specific action you're doing, specific timeframe or its completely random?

What you should check is whatever programs are running on boot (using Autoruns or Task Manager) and currently running process to see if theres anything that stands out.

10 minutes ago, QuantumSingularity said:

Yup, it's like that, but still it asks me every single time.

Okay type "default apps" in the start menu so it opens the Default Apps in settings. Go to the bottom "choose default apps by file type". Wait for it to load all filetypes and scroll down to .URL and select "Internet Browser". Hope that shakes up the file associations and fixes whatever is happening.

Alternatively you can test this with making another user account.

Something must be up with the steam protocol registries not executing the needed commands. Check this in regedit

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\steam\Shell\Open\Command

Should be "path_to_steam.exe" -- "%1"

10 minutes ago, Apple.fanboy said:

 If you aren’t a user of apple devices you have no say in how the company should operate.  

Nor do apple users really hah. Have a great day.

Either the thermal paste on there has really dried up or a fan on the GPU has stopped working. Better check the second first.

Thats actually kinda cool, you have portable yet volatile storage lmao. But indeed that is completely unreliable as a storage medium so I'd keep it for fun and just get a new flash drive.

1 hour ago, Tech Reprise said:

Sure. 

The digital signature is there but somehow it seems corrupted. 
 

msdelta.dll 435.88 kB · 0 downloads

Yeah file itself looks okay and it seems its due to the digital certificate either expiring or something went wrong. Have you not updated Windows in a while? If its updated then you can try running DISM or SFC to repair problems with system files. But for sure we know it isn't anything dodgy, just windows being windows.

Looks like its normal, it is a pretty fast SSD so no doubt it will heat up.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/lexar-nm790-4-tb/8.html

3 hours ago, Tech Reprise said:

This is the detail from Hitman Pro

 

Authenticode    Invalid
Entropy    6.6
Product    Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Publisher    Microsoft Corporation
Description    Microsoft Patch Engine
Version    5.00
Copyright    © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
RSA Key Size    2048
LanguageID    1033
SHA-256    13413648AAC93F6EB10FB451DB553ACAF8CCF7E46669D5D1066D046853E6E35A

Scoring (23.0)
Program is altered or corrupted since it was code signed by its author. This is typical for malware and pirated software.
The file is located in a folder that contains core operating system files from Windows. This is not typical for most programs and is only common to system tools, drivers and hacking utilities.
Time indicates that the file appeared recently on this computer.
The file is protected by Windows File Protection (WFP). This is typical for critical Windows system files.
 

SHA256 is different from what I have, mind uploading msdelta.dll for me to take a peak to compare?

All with one receiver? No. You'll most likely need their respective receivers especially if they're different perhiperal types (mouse receiver wont work on a keyboard etc)

I have this file aswell so its part of the OS. "Microsoft Patch Engine" is the DLL's description. From the Hitman Pro's update log it looks like it thinks its an infected system file. While im not sure if thats a false positive heres what mine is on Win10 22H2: FileVersion 5.0.1.1, Product Version 5.00, 435kb, is digitally signed by Microsoft.

You can try and see if https://openrgb.org/ supports it

No reason to not keep it on tbh. First thing I did when i got my 5700x

I've always used ImgBurn, simple and easy to work with.

https://www.imgburn.com/

Look for "SVM Mode" under CPU Configuration

SVM Mode
When this is set to [Enabled], a VMM (Virtual Machine Architecture) can utilize the
additional hardware capabilities provided by AMD-V. The default value is [Enabled].
Configuration options: [Enabled] and [Disabled].

Just do it from Firefox? nvm i cant read

It is possible to check a file's header which usually identifies what format it is. Also if the files are a valid image/video format, they should display thumbnails in Explorer.

tf is mediafire doing

Define broken. Is one plug broken off? Is the entire cable damaged? Is it a modular PSU?