DevilsHand676

No I haven't tried installing the Deej program yet, trying to get the the circuit set up and working first

No I have all that closed and made sure in the task manger. I have tried different COM ports as well and get the same error just saying that the other COM I have plugged in can't be accessed

I have been trying to make the Deej Audio Controller but am having trouble getting any code to go on the Arduino. I got a "Type-C MINI USB Pro Micro For Arduino ATmega32U4 5V/16MHz 3.3V/8Mhz Module With 2 Row Pin Header Leonardo Usb Interface Board" I have been getting two different errors popping up, first one is "Connecting to programmer: .avrdude: butterfly_recv(): programmer is not responding" second is " avrdude: ser_open(): can't open device "\\.\COM9": Access is denied. avrdude done. Thank you. Failed uploading: uploading error: exit status 1 " I haven't done anything with Arduinos before and thought that this was going to be an easy project, but I am lost. I have tried disconnecting and reconnecting the Arduino, using a different USB cable, using a different Arduino Pro Micro, using a different computer, switching the board version in the IDE 10 1.8.5, 1.8.1, and 1.6.8. I have tried installing the USB-SERIAL CH340, and resetting the board by connecting ground and reset button. I've made sure it was in the right COM port and that the Arduino Leonardo was selected and that the Arduino as ISP ATmega32U4 was the programmer. I am not sure what else to do

I got a bunch of new case fans for my pc and noticed they were ramping up a bunch during idle. That made me see that my CPU on startup is at 60C. I do have an Artic Liquid Freezer II 240 so I thought it would be better. The load is only around 10% but the idle clock speed is at like 4200MHz. That sounds pretty high but I honestly have no idea how to change it lol. Is this an issue with the clock being too high or maybe my AIO could be starting to fail?

I tried restarting my phone and it hasn't helped.

I just updated my S22+ to android version S906USQU2BVKD today and now every time I try to connect to my Wifi it says connection failed. This is just for my phone as other devices will still connect. I can still connect to cellular data. When I try to make phone calls the call goes through but the phone app never shows up so I can hear the person but cant end the call or anything. I tried restearting my phone and it hasn't helped. Has anyone else had these issues? How do I go back to the working version of android?

as long as you're not hitting 90c you're fine

We recently moved into a new build house and have been having issues with breakers tripping. Our old house there have never been an issue, I would be able to run my computer and 2 3D printers all at once. Now moving also came with an upgrade to my setup, a 3070ti and a 850W Gold power supply. So I don't know if there is something wrong the breakers in the house or if tripping a breaker is something a power supply can do?

Ooo Now that you mention it, that card is using a riser cable. Maybe its just an issue with that and it needs a better quality one.

I've been having this issue with my 2070 Super where the performance is either terrible or normal depending on the start up. Some times I start the computer up and its all super slow and stuttery with games only doing like 15 fps, but if I restart it it usually goes back to normal (and if it doesn't I just restart it again). My screen also sometimes either just freezes or goes black but I can still hear audio, and doesn't come back without forcing a restart. Temperatures on the card are normal always under 60 C and I have clock rate set at 1995 MHz, but the GPU usage does say its at 98% when its stuttering (nothing particular doing it, everything is just taking up more %). I've made sure graphics drivers are all up to date, I even tried rolling back to some older ones but that didn't help. Windows is up to date. I thought maybe it was a bug with windows so I did a complete reformat of my drive but its still happening so I'm thinking it hardware related. I don't know if this is an actual issue with the GPU or maybe an issue with the power supply, but voltages on the card are also normal. CPU- Ryzen 9 3900x CPU Cooler- ARTIC Liquid Freezer 2 240 AIO GPU- EVGA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER XC ULTRA RAM- 32GB CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB PRO 32GB 3200Mhz PSU- Cooler Master MasterWatt 650 Watt HDD- WD Blue 4TB SSD- SanDisk Ultra II 500GB SATA III Case- Custom Built Desk Motherboard- ASUS ROG Strix B450-F Gaming

I've given that a try and now it seems even worse. Just sitting in the menu of a game puts the GPU at 80% and the computer runs so slow its unusable

I've recently started to have terrible performance on my system, specs below. My GPU usage is idling at 30% with "Desktop Window Manager" taking up 10 - 20% of that (Client Server Runtime Process is the next highest at 6%). I try to play a game like Overwatch on the lowest settings and it maxes out the GPU usage and only runs at like 40 fps (Clock is normal at 1980 MHz and 1044mV). I've made sure that windows and nvidia drivers were updated. I tried turning on and off game mode in windows, no difference.

I was tasked to look for a ~$300 USD laptop for a graduation gift. I don't know much about the laptop side of computers, but I'm guessing that all the laptops around 300 are bad. Now I do have some old laptops from back in the day and I was thinking it would be better to just replace the old HDD and ram with an SSD and just better ram. The laptop I have is a Toshiba Satellite C855D-S5135NR. It has an A6 4400M, 6 GB of ram, and a 640GB HDD. I was hoping just putting in 16GB and 1 TB ssd would bring it back to life (and a new battery too). The laptop would just be used for college work, and by that I mean opening google chrome, watching videos, and writing word documents. No gaming, autocad, programing, or anything like that.

When ever I try to open up file explorer it just crashes while it was "working on it". The only fix I found is temporary and its to restart the computer. I've tried changing what File Explorer opens to, clearing file explorer history, deleting the cache, and rebuilding the search index. Do you guys know of what else might be able to fix it? I did also make sure it was on the latest build for windows and all the drivers are up to date.

Crazy how you say it's bad but VRM temps never go above 55C during aida64, maybe it is that feature Artic designed to specifically cool vrm. But again this isn't to do with VRM temps, it's to do with the temps of the actual cpu.