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I recently did a CPU/MOBO upgrade on my computer with the following specs: CPU: I5 12600k MOBO: Asus Prime Z690-P D4 Wifi Ram: 32GB 3600mhz GPU: Geforce GTX 1060 3GB PowerSupply: Thermaltake 600watt Cooler: Bequiet DarkRock Pro 4 After installing all the drivers and Windows 11, on occasion my PC would randomly restart itself with no warning whatsoever and I have no clue what the problem is. I ran a stress test on my power supply to see if it was able to handle the load and it did just fine on 30 minutes setting. Sometimes it would crash when playing games, sometimes it wouldn't. Today, I opened Netflix and my PC restarted then. I've reinstalled Windows 11 and Nvidia drivers but I still keep getting a Kernel-Power Error message with Event Viewer.

Steps 1-3 helped. I found out that the ethernet cable that was connected to my gigabit switch that was then connected to my router which was probably the reason why I couldn't get a new lease. I switched the ethernet cable from the switch to the router itself and it worked.

Problem: I recently upgraded my old computer to a new one and after installing windows 10 and drivers, my PC seems to run into an issue where I cannot connect to the internet via Ethernet. The computer spits out a message of "Unidentified network" with no internet access whatsoever. All drivers are up to date including ethernet drivers. The only way I can access internet is via Wifi. OS: Windows 11 64bit Specs: i5 12600k, asus prime z690p wifi d4, 600w psu, evga gtx 1060 3gb, 1tb ssd, corsair vengeance 32gb ram. BIOS: Windows 11 22H2 Upon running ipconfig /all, I can see that under "Ethernet adapter Ethernet" there are no leases obtained/expiring with only a preferred IVP4 address and no default gateway listed. I've tried manually assigning the IP address but nothing worked and went through all the guides I could find but nothing worked. Reinstalling drivers / restarting nothing. Edit: The lights on my ethernet cable is amber orange on the left side and nothing on the right

Do you think that I would be able to trade this in to a Apple Store for a new phone. Everything works just that the screen has a malfunction

Yes they said that on the paper that I signed, "The customer acknowledges the Staples warranty covers workmanship and replacement part defects. Any accidental damage after the initial repair is not covered.

They used a new screen and when he plugged it in, there was no issues but when he plugged my screen in there was a washed out white screen. He said that he tried putting back the original battery to see if it reverted itself and it didnt.

They said they can't do anything besides replacing the whole screen which is $118

I had a battery replacement at Staples and the replacement was successful but the screen is now defected. Every time I turn on my screen, it has white faded lines. What do I do

I have a old WIndows 7 PC and im planning to build a new one. The thing is, can I use the windows 7 product key to for windows 10. Am i able to get WIndows 10 for free?

Then what do I do?

If I reinstall Windows on my ssd will OS on my Hard Drive be deleted?

If I installed Windows 10 on my SSD can I remove Windows 10 files on my HDD

I have a 1TB Hard Drive and a 120GB SSD. How do you reinstall Windows 10 on my SSD from my Hard Drive while removing the leftover OS files. Are there techniques so that I don’t have to delete my files on my Hard Drive

Dell calls this the “Built In Self Test Button” from dell to test the power supply.

I have an XPS 8910 and after I was installing 2 120mm fans, cpu cooler and plugged the cables I go to turn the computer on and when I plugged the Power cable. There was no green light turning on. I thought it was the cable that was defected so I got a new one. Used it and it also didn’t do anything. Yesterday it was working fine, i don’t know what’s the problem. There’s a button near my dell pc which when I turn it on it lasts until I release it