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Jerememe

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  1. hi, i am trying to sell my old surface pro 4 laptop. i forgot that I had the windows insider preview installed, so it automatically updated the computer to windows 11. i can't unregister from the program, nor can I 'go back' to windows 10 using windows update. the only way to go back seems to be using a windows 10 usb. when I try and do that, I still get an error and it tells me that i cant boot off the usb. any ideas on how to rollback?
  2. I own a pair of Audio Technica ATH-500x headphones. Ever since I got them, they only work with my computer if the aux cord is plugged in halfway. If I plug it in all the way, I get this really weird effect where I can't hear vocals in most songs, yet I can hear the instrumentals. However, some songs play perfectly fine, like Beatles songs for some reason. The headphones are also in mono since they aren't plugged in all the way. I've tried cleaning the aux cord, installing and reinstalling drivers, repositioning the cable in every single way and cleaning the female 3.5mm cable. It's not my pc as other headphones work fine. I ordered a few adapters to see if that will fix the issue but other than that I'm not sure what else I can do. Would an amp help? Please redirect me if I posted this in the wrong place. Thanks!
  3. It is semi modular. I plug my gpu in with 1 6+2 connector, im pretty sure it's the single one.
  4. Okay, this is a bit of a weird one but hear me out. When I play certain games such as Doom 2016 or Wolfenstein II (both Bethesda games coincidentally) my PC will shut off and won't turn until I either unplug it or flip the switch on my PSU. For example, in Doom, the game crashes my PC consistently exactly after I finish the first level. In Wolfenstein, it crashes after about 20 minutes of gameplay consistently aswell. I don't think the issue is my PSU since I was able to play Doom last year before I upgraded my GPU to a GTX 1070ti from a 980. It also isn't a software problem as I've wiped my PC and the issue still persists. Please let me know what I can do to fix this issue. Specs: CPU - Ryzen 5 2600 MOBO - MSI Carbon Pro x370 AM4 RAM - 16GB 3000Mhz GPU - GTX 1070ti PSU - EVGA 750 GQ 80+ Gold 750W
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