Recent content by Ben Myers

Be sure to drag it with a left-click, Right-click dragging doesn't seem to work. Ben

Lubricate or replace the fan on the original video card. Ben

Start regedit, expand and highlight "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer" in the left window and look for "HIdeClock" in the right window. If you find it, delete it or double-click it and set it to zero. Then restart the computer. Ben

@Fabler2 helped a little. Well, maybe a lot. Ben

powershell "$wsh= new-object -comobject Wscript.shell;$wsh.sendkeys('{SCROLLLOCK}')" seems to work for me at a command prompt, even without the on-screen keyboard and it doesn't even have to be an admin prompt. You need an application that uses scroll lock to see the change. Please remember...

You may have to click "Allow" to enable the sound device. Ben

Try restarting the computer. Windows Update typically only shows the results of the last check for updates. Ben

Be sure to check the box marked "Run with highest privileges" on the general tab of the task or tasks in question. Ben

When the upload file box appears, take note of the blank spaces in the right window between the icons and the divider bar, highlighted in red. Right-click one of the blank areas, select "Group by" and click "(None)".

The next time you upload a file and the popup box appears, right-click the blank area in the right window between the icons and the divider bar, select "Group by" and click "(None)". Ben

Press the Windows and "R" keys simultaneously, type or paste "control mmsys.cpl sounds" into the "Open" box and click "OK". When the app appears, click on the "Recording" tab, double-click the microphone, click on the "Listen" tab, uncheck the box marked "Listen to this device", click "OK"...

Be sure to run the batch file with administrative privileges. Ben

You might try running the audio playback troubleshooter. Press the windows and "R" keys simultaneously, then type or paste "msdt /id AudioPlaybackDiagnostic" into the "Open" box and click "OK". Ben

Typically, it's a flash code indicating a hardware error or failure. https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1046157/ Your board may have an even more sophisticated system. https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1042678/ Ben

When I download and run the relevant BIOS utility on my Windows 11 Home system, I get the following. Wondering if anyone gets something else.