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Oh, it turns out that one of the ports on my pc was broken so it kept on disconnecting the usb. I just switched it to a different port and it all transferred fine.

When i try to move all the files like that, the file explorer just freezes and crashes. I'm not sure why.

I have a 256GB mirco sd card arriving tomorrow that i am planning to upgrade from my 128GB one. I have practically filled this card and i would like to move some data over the new card once i get it. I have a 3.0 adapter and have moved the data to my computer but it took a little while and i had to drag and drop each individual file which took quite some time. So are there any methods that allow me to just drag all the files and forget about it until its done?

I dont remember if i changed the timings or not but ill check it out. I did not update my bios, it was a bios upgrade that allowed my to increase my ram speeds in the first place.

About 2 years ago i built my PC with the ryzen 7 1700x, gtx 1080, and gskil trident z 3200 ram (F4-3200C16D-16GTZR) on the asrock x370 taichi. While these ram sticks aren't necessary specified for amd builds, i was able to have it run at 2933 or 2800 with a bios update. Fast forward to this day, my pc wont boot for some unknown reason so i had to click the clear cmos button, now when i turn up the ram speed the pc just will not post so i have to clear cmos again. Is there a reason for this, why could i have increase the ram speed before but now i cannot?

Is there such a thing as a "bad cord", if it's possible for a cord to send too much electrictricity to a device potentially frying it, if that makes sense.

Can the USB c cord on my phone break from a bad cord? How can I even tell if the cord is bad in the first place?