MrReaver

Used Speccy to get this reading

I have a Gigabyte B450 AORUS PRO WIFI and for some reason even when trying on my LAN, I can not get WOL to work. I have it enabled in the BIOS and the device manager configurations are all set to enabled. I can find anything else to help me fix this problem. Someone please let me know what i am doing wrong....

Not sure on cpu yet, but intel socket board, and as for budget, i dont really have one set, just not trying to go too extreme. Keep it a meddian or lower price

So, currently i am in the process of building another PC. I am in search of a good, reliable mobo that can support wake on lan as I am also going to be not just using it for gaming. Please send me a few recommendations. Thanks

So without getting into much detail, my organization bought a switch that was factory sealed from a vendor that wasn't CISCO. The problem is, none of us remember who we got it from. To add, we can't do a firmware up date because of some dumb contract thing that CISCO I guess assigns when you buy a switch. So when we tried to get support for out switch we cant because we need the contract or whatever to be switched. But.... We dont know the person who sold it to us. So I guess my question is, how (if possible) and I look up a serial number or something on the switch to then tell me who the vendor who sold it to us was? (Im a intern by the way so i dont know full detail, i was just briefly informed and told to find a solution lol)

Can I have the exact model nvme

Nevermind, I am pretty sure the thing just gave up. Not sure how to delete post on here, but the drive isnt vibrating anymore and its not even being recognized anymore. The drive is a goner. Oh well ?

what nvme drive is it?

So I have been fixing my buddies macbook pro and the problem was with the hard drive, his computer shut off randomly during an update and it fucked the drive. I have been trying to get the files off the drive but it seems like the drive is just completely fucked. It does not let me initialize it at all and says its unknown. i dont know if the drive is just bad or if there is something that could be done. I tried reading online and researching about it, trying different solutions, but none seem to work. Here is the screen shot from diskmgmt.

Its loud but its only during start up. Here is the audio IMG_0988.MOV

I thought so at first also, but why so obnoxiously loud? lol

Nope, nothing is in the drive at the moment and yes I could record the sound but I have to wait to reboot after the OS finishes installing!

So my one buddy came to me and asked why his MacBook Pro is making a funny sound when it starts up. I am almost positive that it is the optical drive but i could be wrong. I am not really experienced with mac due to the fact that I absolutely hate them but the sound almost sounds like a beat. It last for a few seconds on start up and then goes away. I am not sure what it could be or how to fix it. Please help!

I have the Lenovo Legion Y530-15ICH. I use it for generally the same thing and it works like a charm, you should check it out.

PAEAN M Open frame M-ATX Chassis https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA66Z6JY3645&Description=open pc case&cm_re=open_pc_case-_-9SIA66Z6JY3645-_-Product