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@Hayabusa1989
Have you tried to reinstall or the "fix it" tool?
 
https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/Uninstall-Office-from-a-PC-9dd49b83-264a-477a-8fcc-2fdf5dbf61d8?ui=en-US&rs=en-GB&ad=GB#OfficeVersion=Office_2013

Have your got the driver disk there will Ethernet drivers on there?
 
https://www.asus.com/uk/support/FAQ/1031868/
 
Direct Download link for drivers.
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/lan/Intel_Lan_Win7-81-V2023001_Win10-V2024001_WHQL.zip?_ga=1.15293310.93525275.1488282776 

A connector is what terminate a wire so it can be connected into something, like this ;

yes it is ... I'm on my phone and didn't zoom in !
 
My bad, you guys are right, I'll go get a new pair of glasses now, don't mind me!

I think you broke it...

a picture would help us more given that you can't name some of the connectors

Need more details

we cant help you very easily without more details

Yes loose wires could cause a burning smell.. 

@Windows 10 Did you turn the PC on.

Because speed matters.

What do mean no desktop? Have you lost your desktops files/folders?

There is no "best" but here is some of my experience:
-lancom: literally never heard of them. But maybe they just aren't used in our market and region
-ubiquiti: I don't have experience with them personally, but I wouldn't say they are a bad choice
-Mikrotik: They make products geared towards WISPs, but they do make good indoor APs and have a management system called CAPsMAN. Mikrotik competes with Ubiquiti, and the comparison between them boils down to "Ubiquiti products are easier to set up, but Mikrotik products have nearly infinite setup possibilities". Personally I only use Mikrotik devices for wireless, and install them whenever I am doing a small job
-Ruckus: If you need the maximum number of users to have a good experience, versus a small number of users to get the best possible speeds, then you go with Ruckus. The company I work for only uses Ruckus when doing installs, and we are happy with the results. We easily have over 25000 APs from them, ranging the gamut of price and age. 
 
-any sort of cloud managed APs, like Meraki: We have tried several brands, and they are great when they work, but incredibly difficult to troubleshoot when they don't. We have a few Meraki installs, and we are generally happy with them

BitDefender Free
 

You can use any drive you want.
 
Modern, high capacity hard drives are capable of anywhere between 150MB/s to 200MB/s in real-world conditions, though under ideal file transfer situations (i.e., huge files, not a ton of smaller ones).

Are you sure its not your ears? 

Considering they dropped the prices used cards are probably worth a fraction of what you could have gotten them for before the 1080ti. Personally would keep them

Thank you everyone for your help! It's working.
 
Best community on the internet so far.  

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YPbPr
It's this I believe

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@unseenblade what happens if you unplug that connector and turn it on? Does the burning smell happen again. What troubleshooting have you already tried?

I would still check all the other connection to make sure everything is plugged in correctly, I know you said you did but better be safe than sorry.
 
New PC shouldn't smell like burned unless there's a problem.
 
Make sure to check the wires AND the components.

Isn't that the USB3.0 header? 

disassemble, inspect. REMOVE POWER.

I would just get 1tb sdd personally