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is it fine to flash BIOS with my external HDD? If so, give me step by step instructions on how to do it as it seems like it's not as straightforward as I thought.
My external HDD has lot's of files in it btw
does anyone else have like 5 COM programs open on windows 10 in the task manager, and have to force them closed because they stop explorer from working.
nvm, found a USB drive
It acutally contains alot of videos I made when I was under 10 lmao. That's over 25 years ago
How the fuck do you learn about hardware? I'm getting into programming which is great and everything but I'm not learning anything about hardware and I feel like I should.
I think I've made a development from my situation in the last thread. My speakers (mainly my right monitor) make a buzzing noise whenever I play any kind of game. It doesn't happen when I'm in a menu or loading, only when the game actually begins. I'm guessing it's a power/cable shielding issue issue with my new rx 590?
Anyone have any experience with this?
I'm using Voice Meter Banana with W10 in order to control the audio of different programs. However i'm using the free version of Virtual Audio Cable that only comes with one virtual output and would like to have more. On linux its easy to just use Pulseaudio and create how many you want, but its a bit trickier on windows.
Does anyone know how i can get a more virtual audio outputs without paying for the premium Virtual Audio Cable version?
How do I git good at web design? my sites look fucking terrible.
Whatever you do, don't listen to /wdg/'s lies.
Does anyone know if the Steam Friends portion of the Steam client uses a separate IP address I can block so it cannot sign in?
I hate it whenever you reinstall Steam, it automatically logs you in Steam Friends since the appear offline setting is stored client-side instead of server-side.