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Wrote to them and got clyde bot reply with some suggestions do I need to reply for that bot or wait some hours/days till I get a response?

A few days ago I tried creating my daughter an discord account, upon registering, I enter her created gmail account, password and it asked me to verify it via a text message to the phone, without realising I entered my phone number to get the code in text message. After entering the code my daughters account got blocked, saying that account is dissabled, and in my email I received a message that my phone is being used on different discord account and that phone can only be used for one account. I read a bit online and got scared because I cannot remove my phone from dissabled daughter account, nor I could add my phone back to my account without it dissabling too. Please help, what should I do in this situation?

It will certainly do a better job than I would but, thanks guys for replies. Really appreciate the help

I let windows to manage the size of it

But, certainly not a hard drive, from little research done this morning I found out from some reddit and other forum posts that page file should be on your fastest drive, which in case is my samsung 990 pro nvme ssd but, there was no mention of having two page files so, I was unsure if I can safely disable the one on hard drive

I set it to none, then restarted windows, so far no complaints

No, I cloned windows from previous 1TB 970 Evo ssd to 1TB 990 Pro ssd and remember setting up recycle bin to disk D at some point but, never installed windows on it

So I was casually looking at task manager the other day and randomly noticed that windows have pagefile on my C drive (nvme ssd where OS is written to) and D drive which is a hard drive from secondary storage devices. Why would windows have a page file on two devices and is it safe to disable that on Disk D which is a 7200rpm WD Ultrastar hard drive?

That would be weird because, motherboard is less than 2.5 years old, also I didn't had that bios error beep problem when using my gtx 1080 with acer predator xb271hu monitor and it's provided display cable just one month ago when I switched to using new gpu. What changed in the setup is the monitor to LG 27GP850, display port cable to startech vesa certified one and the graphics card. Can the freesync monitor somehow impact that? I do turn it off when I leave pc running at night doing video encoding... Also when in windows, if I turn off the monitor whilst still wearing headphones - I hear hardware disconnect sound from windows which is weird to me... PSU is from early 2017 which not super old and it's Seasonic Prime Titanium 850w unit when they started making it with a warranty of (previously) 10 years, now 12 years... The whole computer is connected via UPS which is an Cyber Power 780w unit (in use since 2017) because, we had few black outs in first year when we moved to this house (back in 2017). Stress testing the system and doing cinebench r23 multi run with furmark fullscreen gave power usage of 600w (including monitor) so would not think that 'not enough' power is an issue here. Gpu has 3 separate 8 pin cables connected too - seasonic provided cables don't have pigtails on them. Also to add note - the beep error code doesn't happen on every cold boot, I started the pc for two days with no error beep codes old cold boot but, today got one upon starting the pc this morning so, it's intermittent.

So last December I purchased an open box 6900xt graphics card, which I've used for past several weeks... Recently - 2 weeks ago I noticed that, whenever I start up the pc - the POST would give single beep (everything fine) and then 1 long and 3 short beeps suggesting a 'vga error' even when pc starts up just fine and display is displaying properly. This happens mostly during cold boot meaning, that if I restart the computer it doesn't give error beeps. What could be happening here?

So I bought Samsung 990 Pro 1TB ssd last year before x-mas, been using it less than a month, did write about 1.3TB of data total to it. Now newest HWinfo64 app version reports that I wrote 2TB and something to it according to ssd's firmware which is also newest... which could not happen since my clone of windows was like 600gb with all games and apps then deleted few games and installed other ones might take another 500gb at most... also read is much lower than write for some reason (like windows would not read any files, just write them) Anyway - is it normal for SSD to drop 4% of lifespan within less than a month? Because, from february 2019 till December 2022 my previous ssd - 970 Evo still has 99% of lifespan with 10 times more writes and reads...

So I've recently upgraded from my gtx 1080 to rx 6900xt and needed to switch from previous monitor to freesync capable one, the monitor I'm using is LG 27GP850... I've reinstalled the drivers, the usual stuff when doing gpu swap, setting are not changed I've set monitor to turn off after 10 minutes if not being used since I often leave my computer encoding videos overnight, one thing with this monitor is that you could see it turning off - being black for some time, then the monitor lights up black with dialogue box from monitor menu saying that monitor will enter power saving mode or something like that. It goes black for some time and then after sometime (I don't know the exact period of time) monitor again lights up with black display for no reason, and it keeps doing that overnight - what could be wrong and don't let the monitor to enter turn off state? Is there a setting in radeon software that is doing that? ps. power saving and automatic stand by is turned off when I got the monitor first day...

Thank you guys, appreciate the answers

That means 20tb drive will work as single partition with 18.5TB of usable space (or something like that)?

I'm using GPT for all the drives. WD gold 14tb is only 512e, wd gold 12tb with 'AF' written on it is 512e/4Kn, that ultrastar drive specs sheet says 512e/4Kn at first I was confused that it might not work but, if my 12tb one works just fine - I have nothing to worry then.