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Can and can not... 
 
if it is something that triggers a fond memory, yes it is romantic...
 
if it is like my boss once told me... and I cite here "I was on the toilet last evening and I thought of you" then maybe it is not romantic =)

Series as in there's a tv series? Or if you're referring to the movies, I've already seen and laughed at them lol.

The sharknado series
Nah, I was recently watching 'Daredevil', which was okay... Or if you're into comedy, literally just type that in and click whatever.

on Netflix all the Marvel series... 
Youtube I personally follow Alec Steele, Miracle of Sound (music mostly related to games and really good), DIY Perks... just to name a few

If you want a nicer and more feature rich environment then you might like to consider Visual Studio and/or CLion. The use cases for Eclipse are becoming more niche as it becomes increasingly outdated and outpaced by better alternatives in different arenas.

I would just verify some simple things, is your CMOS battery dead or missing, meaning your overclock disappeared when you unplugged the tower, how are your temps, maybe your CPU cooler shifted during the move and the dried thermal compound isn't making great contact afterwards.
 
Improper voltage is possible but not terribly common, using your favorite monitoring software check your 12V, 5V, and 3.3V voltages if they're all correct while under load then your power supply is making due with whatever voltage is going in it.

The short answer is no.
The long answer is maybe
Firstly, it's quite difficult to 'shield' a magnetic field.
Secondly, I don't think that something designed for phones (that have 'compasses') would disrupt your phone too much.
 
You'd have to have a very strong magnet to start affecting your phones components.
 
Hope this helped!

It's weird, I plugged earpods in and the static then plays through the earpods, which I don't really understand. I know I saw people saying using the optional settings helped when they were using headphones but I'd rather fix it for when I just want to watch something in bed without needing earpods for it. I'll play around with some settings and see if that changes anything
 

This is what I did:

Download Firefox, install an "unblocker" VPN as an add-on - I don't know how this worked, but it did
In Firefox, right-click and image to set as background. This would bypass the windows 'change background' option

 

Not a huge fan. Older processor, slow RAM. Wouldn't Coffee Lake be a smarter route?

Can others know who you prioritize? No. Thats setting for just how your feed looks like.

Out of all of the ones you listed, I'd go for the S340 Elite

Write a story about learning the pitfalls of procrastination.

Hello,
I found that if booted with the windows installation disk, you can load up command prompt and use the following commands:
 
bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /RebuildBcd
 
It fixes the 'Master Boot Record', and allows me to boot to windows now!
 
Thanks for the help and thoughts everyone!!

Sounds like you installed GRUB over BootMGR.
 
Before we continue is the system booting in legacy mode or UEFI mode? If you bring up the boot menu can you choose Windows Boot Manager as an option?

Get a windows repair dvd/usb (usually the windows installer dvd/usb contains it) and run the repair guide. It should repair your bootloader.

the ways to fix this have already been opinted out by others, but as a thought, you may still be able to boot into windows from your boot select screen by skipping over the bootloader

99% rubbing alcohol is the recommended way 

If you don't have pure rubbing alcohol, I'd remove the CPU to avoid a possible spill on the motherboard. 

I just checked mine 50% ethyl rubbing alcohol

Here watch this to see different methods
 
 

Rubbing alcohol will work fine

Most desktop motherboards support wake-on-lan, but it's a capricious technology, you probably just need to enable it in the bios (Wake on PCIE device) or a driver update (Realtek for example had Windows 10 WoL problems with older drivers). Or, you're not sending the packet correctly, you need to sent it from a device in your internal network, not from the internet.
 
But, it's definitely not reliable enough to use as an alarm clock. Use an old phone in airplane mode.

Just buy an alarm clock, it would be cheaper than trying any new hardware or buying and software for that.

Port 139 - primarily NetBios, which is the protocol used by Windows clients to find each other on a LAN - they mainly just exchange their name and such. This is what gets enabled when you are in a Private type network, or if you choose to enable finding computers on a Public type network
https://www.speedguide.net/port.php?port=139
Port 445 - NetBIOS and/or SMB over IP
https://www.speedguide.net/port.php?port=445
 
Basically, if you want to access other computers on the LAN by name, and they aren't in the local DNS server, you need these ports open. And if you want to use SMB transfers, you need 445 open.