ThatOneHellFox

Hello, so I've been trying to figure out why my control panel has been crashing for the past few weeks. I've looked under every little forum post and informational article with only a few solutions that don't work for me. I can open the Control panel to apps and features, and click home, but as soon as I click another category, it freezes, crashes, and restarts windows explorer process. Now from what I've read, everyone has been saying to uninstall IDT Audio Panel, however, I don't have IDT Audio Panel. I've also tried running the following commands in Admin Command Prompt: DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth sfc /verifyonly Neither of which has done any good. Thank you for your replies,

Huh, Suppose you're right. Didn't seem like a setting that would have to do with the power button. Thanks, I'll see if this works, if not I'll wrestle with it.

I know how to get there, but there isn't a "Turn on Fast startup" Option

That's how I've generally been getting to my Control Panel and dealing with the minor problems lately, but I do not see an option in either the basic nor advanced settings

When I open this, it just closes immediately. That's also another problem I've been having. The New Win 10 Control panel wont let me change some settings, instead it just closes on its own

Appears I was thinking of something else. Disregard.

In my opinion, 76 Celsius is pretty hot for a graphics card, even for a CPU. As Someone who has played ARK, my GPU never got that hot.

Hello, The past couple of days I've been having a bit of trouble with my computer. Two problems have been arising, and I haven't thought much about it until the latter started earlier today. 1) When i shut down my computer for the night, and come back to it in the morning, all of my applications I had open the previous night are automatically open when I login, exactly as I left them. Namely Google Chrome. I have my chrome settings set so it only opens Facebook and YouTube when I open google Chrome, however recently It's been opening the exact same tabs I had open the previous night. 2) About 30 minutes ago I was getting frame drops in a game, and I decided to open Task Manager to take a look, and I knew Google Chrome was doing some heavy lifting a couple hours prior to that, but I was shocked to see Google Chrome using almost 2GB of my RAM, Decided to do a restart, and opened task manager to see if it helped as soon as I logged in, and low and behold it was still using ~2GB of RAM. Normally I'd just let it slide because I wouldn't mind, but after the frame drops in a game I have Never gotten Frame drops in, and the public knowledge of the Meltdown/Spectre loophole, I figured I'd better figure it out. My Computer Specs: AMD Ryzen 7 1700 3.0 GHz Processor 16GB T-Force DDR4-2400 RAM EVGA Nvidia GTX 1060 3GB Video Card Crucial - MX300 275GB SSD MSI B350 Tomahawk Motherboard Thank you for your help, let me know if you need any more information about my computer or otherwise

I fixed it. I didn't get the memo that you had to take the CMOS battery out and THEN short the CMOS JBAT1.

If the computer has started before, the speed should be acceptable, correct?

Hey guys, In my foolish 6 a.m. delirium I decided to try and overclock my computer. In doing so I went into the BIOS change what I needed to and saved the settings and left. When I try to restart it, and the fans would turn on, debug lights would come on, but everything would shut off and it would repeat. In my Google searches I found that there was a problem with using A-XMP. Do I need to update my BIOS version to fix this? Things I've tried: - Resetting CMOS by jumping JBAT1 both with and without power. - Removing CMOS battery both with and without power. - Reseating processor. Sys specs: AMD Ryzen 7 1700 Cpu MSI B350 tomahawk motherboard 2x8GB T-force dark ram Nvidia GTX 1060 3GB graphics card This computers worked perfectly fine before. I just thought I'd try and overclock it, that didn't work out so well. I read the thread on computers not posting, and I have answered most of the questions myself based on the fact that the computer has worked before. The computer is only about 6 months old. Thank you for your help