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I want to know if my parts are compatible? When I put everything together, the system will not post and it just goes into a boot loop. At the moment, I have returned my motherboard because I suspected it might be the motherboard due to having some parts on it weirdly bent and not straight. After returning it, I realised that my RAM and SSD are not in the motherboard's QVL list. Could it be my RAM caused the problem? ASRock B450 PRO4 Ryzen 5 2600 Corsair Vengeance LPX 8 GB (1 x 8gb) DDR4-3000 (CMK8GX4M1D3000C16) SeaGate BarraCuda 1 TB 3.5" 7200RPM WD Blue SN500 500GB M.2-2280 NVMe (WDS599G1B0C-00S6U0) Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1080 8GB WINDFORCE OC EVGA B3 650W 80+ Bronze

WOW. FOUND IT. I AM BLIND. Thanks m8 there was a friggin windows key slide found under a tab I rarely visit must've accidentally clicked it.

Fn + F2 is supposed to open a menu that WIN + P is suppose to open but now all Fn + F2 does is just types out the letter "P".

I am not sure where should I post this... I am using a MSi Laptop GP62MVR 7RF. So the windows key does not work at all. It is as if the windows key does not exists. I went to keyboardtester.com and the thing just doesn't register my windows key at all. I have tried using registry solution I found on some other forums but I couldn't find the scancode map registry so I am confused on what to do. Oh and it also doesn't work with an external keyboard. Please help :c

I'm currently using an MSi GP62MVR 7RF. Processor: i7-7700HQ GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX1060 I ran Rainbow Six Siege just now and noticed that my CPU temps went up to a maximum of 96c and stayed around 94~95c while in game. But when I am on the menu screen it goes back down to around 78c. My graphics settings were on Ultra. I decided to turn it down to medium and my CPU temps went up to a maximum of 93c and stayed around 90~92c while in game. Also, I am using a laptop cooler. Are these temps considered "safe"?

Bump. Please help. It is getting very annoying.

I am not sure how to word this out but I'll try my best. My audio output from my speakers will randomly just deafen and come back to normal. Like a fade out and fade in happening in one second. Randomly. I am using a new laptop. MSi GP62MVR 7RF. I have a monitor connected with a MiniDP to DP cable. And my speakers are connected to that monitor too. It only happens on my speakers. I do have headphones connected directly to the laptop for communication and for multiplayer FPS games. My monitor is using Nvidia HD audio. I am suspecting that might be the problem but I am not really sure. Edit: Pls help it's getting very annoying.

Well... sorry about that... Honestly, didnt read any of this before. Now that I have, I'll keep that in mind.

Be it legit or non legit. I don't mind. As long as it's safe.

A'ight thanks.

So, I bought some cheapo multi bit screwdriver with shit magnetized tips. Expected. But it was cheap. But I really want it to be decently magnetized so I opened up one of my old toy cars which had a magnet in it, It used to be a speaker (I think). Is that particular magnet strong enough to screw up anything inside a computer?