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I recently installed Windows 7 on another Drive for nostalgic reasons and tried installing Boom 3D directly from Steam. The install was successful, however when I tried opening it it gave me an error saying api-ms-win-crt-runtime-l1-1-0.dll is missing from my computer. I checked System32 and it was there. I tried replacing the file with a fresh one and it still gave me the error. I tried uninstalling Boom 3D and reinstalling it. Nothing. Tried reinstalling Steam and putting it into my Windows Drive. Same outcome. I tried using the command line to check for integrity errors within the Drive an

120GB SSD

Hello. My Windows drive keeps filling itself up even though I do not install nor store anything onto the drive. What might be the cause and how would I resolve?

You can use GeForce Experience to reinstall your graphics drivers. Speaking in which the problem is still not resolved of course

Try reinstalling your GPU drivers

1. It's a new build 2. Asus P5ND/ Intel core 2 quad Q6600/ GTX 670/ 5GB DDR2 dual channel memory 800MHZ 3. Already did. The motherboard doesn't have an onboard display. I think you would need an adapter, which I don't have

Lads, please help. I have a computer build and everything works fine but sadly no display on monitor or TV. I T R I E D E V E R Y T H I N G. I tried resetting the BIOS, reseat ing the RAM, replaced the VGA and HDMI cables, made sure everything was tight in the slots, checked for damage to the GPU ports, turned everything off, press and hold the power button for 2 min and uninstalled the motherboard battery and reinstalled it after 30 min. I'm running out of options at this point. Please help...

Thank you Turtle Rig ?

Hello everyone! I was wondering what sound card is best for overall sound quality whether it be for music, gaming, or video streaming. I'm asking for a close friend of mine. ?

Yes agreed. You should never use a custom water loop unless you know exactly what you're doing. Too much risk of leaks which can be fatal on a computer

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you could try using an application called "Process Explorer". It might shed some light.