Trefonica

That seems to have done the trick, thanks!

Seeing some impressive new features in the latest AMD driver update, I decided to install onto my MSI 390X system. A feature I use often and is rather handy is ReLive, however when I try to enable it after I installed the update (and restarted) on the little toggle switch under 'ReLive' on the AMD settings, it instantly switches off after I turn it on. I've reinstalled the update, tried to get the new dashboard to appear with Alt+R to no avail and Ctrl+Shift+R does not work either. I'm out of ideas and hoping I'm just being a bit stupid, does anybody have any ideas as to why this wouldn't work, seeing as the features did work in the older version.

I've just reset my PC using the included tool and the search bar is now grey. How weird.

I'm sorry I do not understand. I have no system tweak tools installed, which search bar do you mean? Chrome or windows?

I haven't got round to doing it from when I had to reinstall Windows 10 fresh because it refused to boot 2 weeks ago

Visual Studio does not run on Linux, which is a big problem for me unfortunately. I was very impressed at the speed of Lubuntu when I used it from a USB to move around files that windows didn't want to touch for some reason

So windows 10 has been out for over a year now and my question to you is this: What is your opinion? Was it worth the upgrade? Personally I have restarted my PC 5 times today alone, but a hard reset because the 'shut down' button does not work. I am really frustrated with the continual stability issues. Are you guys encountering similar problems?

The point is that lots of people don't know that UK pricing contains 20% tax and US pricing doesn't. I didn't even know until I was shocked at checkout in the US.

Or Maplin. They charge £299 for a 970

The upper case bit was just to make sure people read it haha wasn't shouting

Note to users - UK pricing is not overly expensive compared to the straight exchange from USD to GBP. UK pricing always contains 20% sales tax American prices almost never does Just wanted to make this known as many people are ignorant of this and think British people have it bad / British people think USA gets really cheap parts. They don't. E.g MSI 1050 ti @ amazon.com = $139.99 MSI 1050 ti @ amazon.co.uk = £139.99 GBP to USD @ time of writing = 1.24 $139.99 > £113.32 £113.32 x 1.20 = £136 I wouldn't lose sleep over £5 guys. Just wanted to make this known, was irritating me a bit.