Recent content by neves

Did you check the BK Radio manufacturer? Like, i don't know - maybe this one: BK Technologies - Service Portal Are you using Windows 24H2 or 23H2?! Build 24H2 is more sensible to older drivers, especially if it's some unconventional device.

Wrong mate. Windows 2000 was released as Professional and Server editions. Windows 2k Pro SP4 - was actually my favorite Windows at the time and for the upcoming years (barely used Windows XP Pro SP3 - with next major hardware upgrade after Intel Core 2 Duo was released).

Yeah, that's easy to fix...

Follow next steps: BSOD - Posting Instructions - and attach a report (covers general system info - not just BSOD crash dumps - so it can be good enough to figure out what's missing).

Dito. After paying 5K for a PC and using it for many years (with little issues in between / your trustworthy) - there's also an emotional attachment tied to it... If it still works (for what you need), feels bad to simply... terminate it.... It's not... just a PC. :tears:

This is normally an administrative tool. It's why it doesn't come preinstalled with Windows Home, only with Pro (gamers in particular - confuse this terminology with Ultra/Mega/Ultimate - the best of the best, but it's quite literally an abbreviation from Professional - as in - a Windows for...

After doing the BIOS update (surprised this part keeps getting ignored - since, beyond improvments and fixes - they also patched some major security holes - found in older versions like the one you're curently using) , check the drivers section of your board - and update all drivers...

As far as i know N100 runs at 3.4 GHz and N150 at 3.6 Ghz. Anyway, short answer: Yes. That should be perfect as an office workstation - with those requirements.

Your Memory is Ok. For start, please update the BIOS to latest version: BIOS F39g You're multiple versions/fixes behind: X570 AORUS PRO (rev. 1.0) Support | Motherboard - GIGABYTE Global Random components belonging to AMD Chipset - seem updated (i presume by windows), so install the full OEM...

More than likely a Custom BIOS modified by Origin PC. You should contact both, see what MSI has to say - since that reddit is 6 years (Afuwin is an universal tool for updating/flashing a BIOS - meaning it works with any brand - tho, that reddit post is a bit vague). If Origin PC included a...

That's clean Windows install. In this case you need a "Clean Driver Install" - since it's possible for left-overs from previous drivers - to issues conflicts with the latest - causing a BSOD (all your crash dumps are tied to AMD GPU drivers). Thus, before installing the latest drivers - it's...

There's some truth to that (harder to manage 4x dims compared to 2x) - so it's more of a "trial and error (you just have to try - and see if it works - if stable or not)". After all - not all CPUs (same model) - are alike, it's truly an OC & Stability lottery. With the release of 14 gen - bumped...

Was your flash drive formatted as Fat32 (or else - it won't be recognized)? Would also recommend the lowest capacity flash driver (32 GB or lower). And check multiple USB slots (sometimes it works only with a specific USB slot - usually the fastest). There's also the option for an automated...

For start, the BIOS is very old (6x BIOS updates have been released - since the release of the one you have installed). I would start with that: https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/MPG-Z390-GAMING-EDGE-AC/support#bios Among those BIOS updates - some are critical security updates. Coincidentally...

They also throw - Drivers custom made by a different OEM - for slightly different hardware configuration - while using the same chip (thus, the similarity in Hardware ID). Even if you don't get a BSOD - they can still cause all kinds of issues (for example: sound drivers - not working when...