TheDiamondOreo

I play a lot of xbox and I use my computer to talk to my friends a lot and using other things whether it be videos or music at the same time, and a friend told me I should get a mixer (and not a y-splitter cable for reasons I forget). Was wondering if anyone knew of any nice two channel mixers out there with XLR mic slots because I am also thinking about picking up and xlr mic in the future. One other thing, I'll need some male to male 3.5mm to RCA cables so some good recommendations on that would be nice, or I could just pick up any old cable? Thanks in advanced guys!

This is what shows up This is what it looks like when double clicked Probably won't be any help but here yall go

It was working a few months ago and I haven't touched it since. I don't think it would just straight out stop working.

Yes, it has worked in the past. Although, I cannot format it from windows because it just brings up the error message to insert the disk. Didn't work. Kept getting errors saying that it just isn't allowed because of boot etc. (yes, i was running as admin)

I plugged my USB drive into my PC and when clicking on it to open it, it tells me to insert a disk into it. I tried formatting it and I still get the same message. Can anyone tell me why this is happening and how to fix it?

shit nevermind I changed my SSID name and working perfectly fine. sorry peoples.

About an hour ago, the website that I own where I can get my webmail from was working fine. I changed the password to my webmail, it was working fine again. Soon later, Thunderbird informed me that it could no longer fetch any more emails. I tried going to the website, and it timed out in Chrome. I tried going to the site in Opera, Firefox, AND Internet Explorer and it timed out once again. I turned on the hotspot for my phone and connected to the internet via that, and I could access my mail and that site perfectly fine. Why is my router blocking my website NOW? I don't think it is my ISP, they don't even know my website exists. I reset my router, and it still failed again. Can someone help me out?

I heard of ISP's doing leases. That was what I first thought what happened but I thought I would make this post to make sure. I have a router supplied by Comcast, and I have my phone and only my PC connected to it. At-least now I know that its normal for that to happen when a MAC address is changed. Thanks a lot.

I own a TP Link wireless 450mbps card to connect to the internet. I've been using it for a while and while screwing around with the settings I managed to change a few characters of its MAC address, but that caused an issue where I would be able to connect to my router but not the internet. After that, I changed all the settings back to default and I noticed my public IP changed, when it never has (even when rebooting router and all that, it had never changed before). I am just wondering if this is something that is normal to happen and I can know this for future references Thanks in advance!

Stressed for about 5 minutes before, and stressed just now to take the screen. I guess I am doing okay? When moving windows around and trying to load up chrome for example it is a lot slower when testing. Seems like a stupid question to ask, but is that normal?

So I figured out how to upgrade BIOS, for some reason USB legacy support was disabled by default and that made it not recognize the BIOS update files on the stick itself. Enabled that, was able to use M-Flash correctly. Gonna check now if I can change the ratios and shit.

Nah man the thing still won't let me edit it at all, i guess ima have to update the bios. thanks for the tips though, i will be sure to take note of them

yes

Then that brings me to another question, with the latest BIOS files on my thumb drive and that plugged into one of the rear connectors, why can't my motherboard recognize that there is no 'media' plugged into itself?

I found this on the support page on the board itself, it doesn't show that the 4690k is supported? But I am running it right now. Would that have anything to do with changing the CPU Ratio? I sure hope not...