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Tried doing that, and it didn't work. Should I try restarting the computer itself after I do that?

Thats the thing, when I right click on the old invisible one, it only gives me two options, to open Hulu or pin it. Click on either of them do nothing. And yes, I am using Windows 10.

Hey guys, So on my taskbar, my Hulu icon went away, and is taking up blank space. I re-installed Hulu, and instead of taking its original position, it took a new one, and the old one is blank and taking up unnessary space. Is there an easy fix for this? All the solutions I found aren't working. Thanks in advanced guys!

Hi Everyone, Looking to purchase a new smart watch that can work as a companion and separatly from my One Plus 5 Android phone. Would like to be able to make calls from this watch, recieve and send notifications like text messages, listen to music from Spotify, and have a decent amount of battery at the end of the day. Was looking at the LG Watch Sport, but have heard some really bad things about it. Now thinking of the Samung Gear S3. What do you guys think? Thank you all in advanced.

Will be using various IDE's like Eclipse and Brackets. I am attempting to go into Cyber Security, so I will be aiming to run different Virtual Machines running Kali Linux. I also want to set up a partition down the line, half of my harddrive being Windows 10 Pro, and the other half being Mac OS.

Wouldn't the extra cores and threads make different programs run more efficiently? And wouldn't I be able to run more of them at the same time because of Ryzen?

Preparing for a future crossfire

Hey guys, So I narrowed my choices down for a college work/gaming build to two different builds. The ultimate decision comes down to if I want to go with Ryzen or Intel. Which do you guys think will be the best build that will be able to keep up with my college work (My major will be computer science, so I expect my work to be more computer intensive), and be able to game when I need to? I am looking to be able to game at high/ultra settings, 60+ fps at 1080p. I would also like to add another RX 580 in the future, and overclock both the gpu and cpu. Thank you guys in advanced! https://pcpartpicker.com/list/nnfX7h https://pcpartpicker.com/list/pVN8cc

Do you think i'll be getting better gaming perfomance? Better for school work/computer science work than the others? I feel like more cores will help, especially for my chosen major.

Hey guys, So I am planning on building a new rig for college. My intended major is computer science, and I plan on dorming. Which build do you guys think is best to get typical college work done, and do some gaming on the side. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qxKPNN- Full ATX Ryzen Build https://pcpartpicker.com/list/KKTbD8- Micro ATX Ryzen Build https://pcpartpicker.com/list/cY3qgL- Mini ITX Intel Build

Hey Guys, So I'm building a Ryzen PC and I am sure I want to water cool my CPU. Is there any difference between the H100i and H100i v2. There prices differ by about $20. Which water cooler should I get?

My intended major is computer science, so i'll be working in different environments for my different classes and other things I do on the side. Don't think an extra 4 cores and 8 threads will help in that kind of work, in addition to gaming and typical college work?

You actually can, i'll link the video below. By cutting a small portion on the inside of the case, and removing the drive bay, you can fit a 120mm AIO cooler. My intended major is computer science, don't think an extra 4 cores and 8 threads will help in that kind of work, in addition to gaming and typical college work?

Hey guys, So I am contemplating on which of these 4 PC's I should build. Three of them are Ryzen, just different form factors, and the last one is an Intel MiniITX build. For the mini ITX build on one the Ryzen PC's, there is no motherboard because none have been released. Should I wait for that one? On this potential PC, I am going to be doing typical college tasks, and smooth 1080p gaming. Overclocking my CPU is going to be a big factor for which ever build I end up going with. For both MiniITX builds, I will be modding the case to fit a 120mm AIO Water Cooler. Feel free to change any of these builds up and give me plenty of recommendations. Thank you guys in advanced! Budget: <$1500 https://pcpartpicker.com/list/ysWFqk (Intel MiniITX) https://pcpartpicker.com/list/BHQrnn (Ryzen MiniITX) https://pcpartpicker.com/list/mB7QxY (Ryzen ATX) https://pcpartpicker.com/list/BFM9vV (Ryzen MicroATX)

Its my understanding that on release, according to the almighty @LinusTech himself, there will be 82 motherboards avalable on release day for Ryzen (at 6.25): I recommend getting 1 m.2 ssd, and getting a 2.5" ssd to acompany that. I am also thinking of building a system in the Node 202 with a Ryzen cpu. Check this video out on watercooling in that case, you should take advantage of overclocking on a Ryzen cpu: Continued: Don't spend full price on a Windows key, you can buy a Windows 10 Pro key from Kinguin for 30 bucks! https://www.kinguin.net/category/19429/windows-10-professional-oem-key/