antonio_cast1

Just tried a usb ethernet adapter and ethernet works now (can't believe I didn't think to do this, my bad). So does this mean it's a motherboard issue? Should I RMA?

This same problem that I was running into months ago came back again today after I updated my bios: "https://gyazo.com/a4abfdf33ee78dfe6d42ce1a287a9025 In my tray it has the ethernet connected icon and when I hover over it says "internet access" I'm using an airi network extender from frontier and it's always worked fine. Anything I connect to it works fine except ethernet to my pc. I'm using a wifi adapter with it on my pc and it's working fine. I've tried restarting my router and pc multiple times, reinstalling my lan drivers, and flushing my dns as well as setting my dns to 8.8.8.8 but nothing's working : /" Basically, it seems like DHCP just refuses to work and I was forced to use a static IP, but now that does not work either and setting a static IP results in "No Internet Connection." What's going on? Thanks in advance

Tested with just one and it ran fine for a whole day. Swapped them, and it randomly rebooted again after a few minutes. The issue was in fact a faulty RAM module. Submitting an RMA to G.Skill

Idk how I didn't think of this sooner. So far both sticks work in the first slot. I'll have to run these for a few days to see if this stays the case. I really hope its one of the modules and not the slot Thank you!

About a week ago, my monitors randomly went black and my system rebooted. No windows "shutting down" or "restarting." I figured it might've been a virus. I did multiple scans with avast and nothing came up. It then started to happen repeatedly and scans kept coming up clean, so I do a reinstall of windows (the partial one that kept personal files). This works for about a day until the restarts come back. Then, mixed in with the monitors going black and automatic reboot, I would occasionally get some blue screens that rebooted too. I think the error codes had said something about "KERNEL" (I’m sorry for not remembering) I thought it might've gone deeper in the system or something, so I do a full reinstall of windows. This was yesterday and I just now got another bluescreen, this time the code was "attempted write to readonly memory." Among the windows reinstalls I've reinstalled all drivers 3 times. Underclocking the RAM either didn’t work or only worked for a bit. My pc just shut off without a blue screen and without restarting. Trying to reboot multiple times I couldn’t make it to POST and light on my mobo is stuck on CPU. Just tried to reboot again and got to POST in safe mode apparently. I was able to lower the RAM speed a little more and restarting worked for a good 30 seconds, then black screen with CPU light on mobo. Restarting now only sometimes works. Either I get through POST just fine then reboot after a short while or I get stuck on either the CPU or DRAM light on the mobo I just don't know what else to do atm. Do I have a faulty mobo or RAM? Sorry if this is too long but I tried to answer any lingering questions. Thanks in advance Specs: AMD Ryzen 7 3700x Asus PRIME B550-PLUS ATX AM4 Motherboard G.Skill Ripjaws V 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3600 CL16 Memory Intel 660p Series 1.02 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive (C:) Seagate Barracuda 1 TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive EVGA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6 GB SC ULTRA GAMING Video Card Corsair RMx (2018) 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply Dump: https://ufile.io/f/q4pf3

sob it worked. thank you so much! so I just had to change my ip address? do you know why this might have caused the problem?

yes it seems to be able to reach the gateway but the rest of the requests time out

yes nothing works on edge either. no application can connect to the internet

this didn't work : /

https://gyazo.com/4d66575ee0d4a0151d66ebfc9f937cc0 my point is that it says that I have internet access but nothing is loading. no applications can connect to the internet

https://gyazo.com/a4abfdf33ee78dfe6d42ce1a287a9025 In my tray it has the ethernet connected icon and when I hover over it says "internet access" This problem happened out of nowhere. I recently rebuilt this computer and the ethernet had been working perfectly fine since until last night. I was setting up port forwarding for another minecraft server (I already had one set up and fully functional with no network problems) and all of a sudden everything stops loading. I'm using an airi network extender from frontier and it's always worked fine. Anything I connect to it works fine except ethernet to my pc. I'm using a wifi adapter with it on my pc and it's working fine. I've tried restarting my router and pc multiple times, reinstalling my lan drivers, and flushing my dns as well as setting my dns to 8.8.8.8 but nothing's working : /

SOLVED. A fresh install of Windows worked, thanks!

okay great thank you sm

yes

I meant integrating all of my google accounts as different profiles or "users" in the browser.

tried that : /

I have but I also jus think it's avoiding the problem. I've been using chrome for forever and I like it. It's just frustrating b/c it's just so out-of-nowhere. Also it has all of my google accounts that I use.

This sometimes happens every once in a while, and it's usually fixed by ending Chrome in Task Manager and reopening it. I tried everything I saw on google and nothing's worked. Almost everything is saying it's probably on the website's owner's side, but I highly doubt YouTube has privacy errors. What's also frustrating is it doesn't happen with everything. Gmail loads fine, and for extra spunk, Twitter only loads text and no pictures. NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID https://gyazo.com/b5c14994345ed3f56a346e04742c0f83 And I must add, everything is loading quite fine on Microsoft Edge, so I doubt it's my connection? Chrome was working fine until last night so I thought it might just fix itself over night (because it has before) but it hasn't The only thing I've done recently that I can think might have caused this is update my LAN drivers and install Valorant. I tried using a wifi connection and I still have the same issue. I've reset my router like 5 times and I've uninstalled Valorant to see if the anti cheat was the cause. But it also wouldn't make sense if those were the cause because I had been using Chrome since I installed them with no issues until yesterday. Nothing's worked. Please help came here from reddit b/c I've had better luck here

So basically just install the motherboard and ssd and use the USB stick as if it were a new pc, then select the ssd to install windows on, then delete the original OS files from the hard drive?

I know the general gist of actually physically replacing the CPU and mobo and reconnecting the components, but what steps should I take prior? What types of backups or recovery media should I create before hand? Do I have to do that or can I just connect my current hard drive to my new board with no issues? (Besides reactivating Windows) Thanks! (For Windows 10) Also what should I do after the replacement is complete? (Again, software-wise) What should I connect or how should I boot? Do I have to reinstall windows? Do I have to reinstall Windows if I want to run the OS off a new SSD? Do I have to remove windows on the original hard drive? Current: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Y36dk6 (Potential) Upgrades: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/cmvQ4n