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found it. 
FYI:
open control panel and search for adapter and open network connections 
then you can bridge the two connections there to create a 2Gb link or whatever you are trying to achieve 
 
EDIT: I found a proper solution the above solution is not teaming as I found out the hard way (why is my network speed 20KBps?).
 
SOLOUTION: PowerShell. Windows server LBFO (Load Balancing Fail Over) Nic teaming code must still be in windows because the command below worked for me. 
 
    new-NetLBFOTeam LANPOWER "Ethernet", "Ethernet 2"
 
The command syntax is 
 
    New-NetLBFOTeam [-Name] <string> [-TeamMembers] <WildcardPattern[]> [[-TeamNicName] <string>] [[-TeamingMode]
    <TeamingModes> {Static | SwitchIndependent | Lacp}] [[-LoadBalancingAlgorithm] <LBAlgos> {TransportPorts |
    IPAddresses | MacAddresses | HyperVPort | Dynamic}] [-CimSession <CimSession[]>] [-ThrottleLimit <int>] [-AsJob]
    [-WhatIf] [-Confirm]  [<CommonParameters>]
 
If you wanted to use LACP you would type
 
    New-NetLBFOTeam LANPOWER "Ethernet", "Ethernet 2" -TeamingMode LACP
 
And if you want to remove the Nic teaming use 
 
    remove-NetLBFOTeam LANPOWER
 
You can swap LANPOWER out for whatever name you want.
 
And the Nic names (Ethernet and Ethernet 2) can be found with cmd, type ncpa.cpl or searching for adaptor in control panel and selecting view network connections.
 
PowerShell needs to be run as a Admin in order to make changed to your system.
 
Hope this helped if not PM me and ill try my best to help you. 
 
Source:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj130849(v=wps.630).aspx
http://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/nic-teaming-on-windows-10/
 

thats just a grounding wire
 
the connector is a spade terminal

Shh. I'm tired

Didn't know that you were Luke, Nick.

the problem to anything minecraft related :
 

 

folding?
i mean, if you do anything with it, might as well put it towards helping humanity.

Try to see if you can live with ugly network cables running around the place for your desktop(s). It is dirt cheap and a single 100ft cable has very good "coverage" for probably less than 13USD (You likely do not need a 100ft cable). It is much more reliable than wifi and will add basically no latency.

Yes - it is a very common thing. A company we subcontract professional services out to uses these in a WISP environment with locations both on city buildings and the eastern mountain range towers.
 
 

Maybe try contacting gpu manufacturer for a replacement. 

You can thank me for asking the question were he responded with that

The Netgear EN108TP is 10BASE-T (10 Mbps) which is around 1.25MB/s. The hub is the limiting factor here. Moving to a gigabit switch would improve the speeds. 

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4950#utility
 
You could try downloading the App center and then things like Fast boot or @bios, those things often allow you to change bios settings from within Windows.

It's an issue with the api and communication to the device, " The application's device failed due to badly formed commands sent by the application. This is an design-time issue that should be investigated and fixed."
 
Other things to try are reinstalling direct x/the api, reinstalling MS's Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio, and try reinstalling both adobe flash and the .net framework.  

id be so nervous buying form there. 

Ive bought stuff a few times but it doesnt have the buyer protection ebay has

GTX 260 owner I see  I would say you might be looking at sata controller issues like @airdeano said and just overall motherboard issues due to age and heavy use. If they system works fine for you right now other than that random drive issue I would look at getting a cheap sata controller that you can use in the PCIe/PCI slots, before that though try running Crystal Disk Info and see if the drives are failing. It could also be a PSU issue. #1 Drives #2 Drive Controller #3 PSU or Motherboard Issue and you might just be better off with a new system overall   

lol maybe thats what I will do when the time comes

From my experience sounds like the HDD are having some issues. Try install windows 8 or 7 on a new or known good drive. 
 
When ever I have a boot HDD or SSD become disconnected most things will work until you try some thing new. For example graphics will freeze but the cursor will work fine. 

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right now, were on the neck of 4gb.
 
4k gta v uses 6gb for my 390x

GTA 5 is known for using way more VRAM than it probably should. Properly optimized games shouldn't being using that much at all.

EDIT: With 1080p still being the most popular resolution for people with dedicated graphics cards we're at and around 2.5-3GB's on high settings in popular games.

From my experience sounds like the HDD are having some issues. Try install windows 8 or 7 on a new or known good drive. 
 
When ever I have a boot HDD or SSD become disconnected most things will work until you try some thing new. For example graphics will freeze but the cursor will work fine. 

More than enough.

The GTX 970 is a very power efficient card. 550W will do just fine even when overclocking.

you're good