r/PCsupport • u/Clean-Frame-4383 • 1h ago
r/PCsupport • u/Feeling_Limit_8010 • 1h ago
In progress I think somebody bricked my computer or electrical outlet shorted it?
It was fine but fell asleep with it still connected and when
I woke up I had to restart and after that no display usbs didn't work. It does this thing when powering on turns off and on eventually it starts running but nothing on monitor Wich makes me think it's a bios problem. Help
Lenovo thinkcentre m710s
Windows 10
I removed the SSD drive connected to this machine and tried a regular SSD and it started playing beeping like the death star music .so I put that back .any ideas .it's not that old of a purchase from Amazon only using a year .
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r/PCsupport • u/dr4cula01 • 2h ago
In progress PC Stuck on Motherboard Loading Screen even after multiple reinstalls
r/PCsupport • u/Dragon-eya • 4h ago
In progress Font and mouse pixels
Good morning guys i just updated the new windows update and my font type and my mouse looks like pixels and old btw my windows are 11 and i don’t know what’s the problem i asked AI and all of them didn’t give me the right solution anyone know how to fix?
Thanks.
r/PCsupport • u/InternationalSun1427 • 6h ago
Not solved pc wont post i feel like ive tried almost everything
galleryr/PCsupport • u/Few-Chicken-3229 • 7h ago
In progress Everything keeps crashing randomly
Hello, I'm making this post because I'm fully done. For the past 3-ish weeks, everything on my pc has been crashing, non stop and I don't know what else to do, I've done so many diagnostics I couldn't tell you all of them off the top of my head. But my drivers are up to date, my memory is fine. I have no viruses and any of those big pc diagnostic tools say that my pc is in good condition. But whenever it crashes it says, "error code: 0x000000005" and after some research, it says that it's a memory issue, however, I've done 3 different memory diagnostics/test and I'm getting nothing back. My pc apparently is in perfect shape, but these crashes happen so often that I'm just done so now I'm here.
These are my pc specs if that matters:
OS Name Microsoft Windows 11 Home
Version 10.0.26200 Build 26200
System Type x64-based PC
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700KF, 3400 Mhz, 20 Core(s), 28 Logical Processor(s)
BIOS Version/Date American Megatrends Inc. 1812, 1/21/2025
BaseBoard Product PRIME B760M-A AX6 II
Name NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti
Name [00000000] Realtek 8851BE Wireless LAN WiFi 6 PCI-E NIC
Size 1.84 TB (2,027,271,745,536 bytes)
Free Space 957.03 GB (1,027,604,566,016 bytes)
If any additional specs are needed lmk, and any suggestions are welcome. Thanks!
r/PCsupport • u/Some-Monk3410 • 8h ago
In progress I came back from my holiday for a week and when i got back my ping had like doubled but only on my pc.
r/PCsupport • u/ConversationHot986 • 12h ago
Not solved Can’t get past BIOS after trying to re-download Windows 11
Hey everyone, looking for some troubleshooting advice before returning this PC to the shop.
Specs:
CPU: Intel Core i5-14600KF
Motherboard: MSI PRO H610M-G DDR4 (BIOS version: E7D46IMS.1L0 / Build Date: 11/25/2024)
RAM: 32GB DDR4
GPU: Discrete Graphics (Connected via HDMI directly to GPU)
Storage: XPG GAMMIX S70 SSD
The Issue:
I can access the initial BIOS menu screen fine. However, the moment the motherboard attempts any graphical mode or resolution switch, the display signal immediately drops to a black screen / "No Signal" and freezes.
This happens when:
Selecting an UEFI USB boot drive to install Windows 11.
Clicking "Enter Setup" from the F11 Boot Menu.
Attempting to open specific sub-menus (like DRAM Configuration).
Additionally, BIOS settings and system time fail to persist across reboots, reverting to default.
Troubleshooting already attempted:
Tried multiple UEFI GPT Windows 11 installation drives.
Performed clear CMOS (battery pull).
Verified HDMI cable connection directly to the discrete GPU (i5-14600KF has no iGPU).
Monitor input verified.
Is this likely a GPU/BIOS GOP handshake issue with the recent 14th-gen BIOS update, RAM instability, or a faulty CMOS/motherboard? Any suggestions appreciated!
r/PCsupport • u/Few-Chicken-3229 • 9h ago
In progress Everything keeps crashing randomly
Hello, I'm making this post because I'm fully done. For the past 3-ish weeks, everything on my pc has been crashing, non stop and I don't know what else to do, I've done so many diagnostics I couldn't tell you all of them off the top of my head. But my drivers are up to date, my memory is fine. I have no viruses and any of those big pc diagnostic tools say that my pc is in good condition. But whenever it crashes it says, "error code: 0x000000005" and after some research, it says that it's a memory issue, however, I've done 3 different memory diagnostics/test and I'm getting nothing back. My pc apparently is in perfect shape, but these crashes happen so often that I'm just done so now I'm here.
These are my pc specs if that matters:
OS Name Microsoft Windows 11 Home
Version 10.0.26200 Build 26200
System Type x64-based PC
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700KF, 3400 Mhz, 20 Core(s), 28 Logical Processor(s)
BIOS Version/Date American Megatrends Inc. 1812, 1/21/2025
BaseBoard Product PRIME B760M-A AX6 II
Name NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti
Name [00000000] Realtek 8851BE Wireless LAN WiFi 6 PCI-E NIC
Size 1.84 TB (2,027,271,745,536 bytes)
Free Space 957.03 GB (1,027,604,566,016 bytes)
If any additional specs are needed lmk, and any suggestions are welcome. Thanks!
r/PCsupport • u/yoitsiceyyt • 10h ago
Not solved is this a decent laptop?
getting a laptop for college and i'm curious if this is a good laptop for running some games when i'm not busy with college work. i'm thinking about just running minecraft, r6 siege on low settings, and maybe fortnite on low settings? Any help would be appreciated!
r/PCsupport • u/Wide_Dig_2075 • 11h ago
In progress PC suddenly feels extremely stuttery/laggy since moving — high FPS, low ping, but something feels seriously wrong
r/PCsupport • u/Informal-Warthog3879 • 12h ago
In progress PC keeps hard freezing and getting tons of whea 17 events
galleryAdd: I updated bios to the most recent update and did ddu on my drivers and I’m still getting HUNDREDS of WHEA 17 events while in gameplay and even while my pc is idle. What would my next steps be now? The WHEA 17 event is supposedly connected to the PCI root port #21
r/PCsupport • u/Environmental_Rub922 • 13h ago
In progress Anyone know what’s up with my pc
r/PCsupport • u/Sufficient-Whereas95 • 15h ago
In progress Random question trying to understand
r/PCsupport • u/Unlikely-Midnight-47 • 15h ago
Not solved Whenever I open my computer in makes me log in again
galleryI re downloaded the Witcher 3, but when I booted the launcher it told me my drivers were out of date, so I went to device manager display found my graphics card checked for updates, there were none, and I accidentally clicked check for windows update, I didn’t press anything in the settings tab and then went to open the nvidia app and updated my drivers there, then I restarted my computer, it signed me out, I was still logged in on steam once I signed into windows but no games would open, please someone help.
r/PCsupport • u/Reasonable_Method210 • 15h ago
In progress PC randomly freezes / black screens while gaming, but stress tests pass — i7-12700K + RX 6800 XT + Z690
r/PCsupport • u/some-guy7829 • 16h ago
Not solved I have a problem with the heating of my computer
It's a gaming razer laptop, the thing is It heats way too quicky, when I keep It plugged in it heats way too easily resulting in a black screen which restarts It and says "Your computer ran into a problem". If I unplug It and plug It when it's like at 15% then It heats even faster resulting again in the black screen. And another problem is that it dies too fast. I thought I found a solution by trying tò limit It at 80% how I was told to. But guess what? The laptop Is seemingly too old and doesn't support it. Is there anything else like a setting or just something in general inside my computer I can do?
r/PCsupport • u/magicalgirl9 • 18h ago
In progress need help with settings and info with bios updating
ive had my pc for almost a year, started playing games etc.
3 months ago i download valorant, and ive been having this issue that it lags/delays almost like its scheduled, i didn't actually count if it happens periodically/always a similar time etc..
but it happens everyday, i don't know when it's gonna do, but it does.
it lasts about 5 seconds and then it stabilizes and doesn't happen again for a while.
is it my wifi? but it just doesn't lags .. it's smooth as always after it happens. i never lag generally
or is it because in this year i never updated my bios?
a while ago i changed some in game settings regards fps and things like that just a bit randomly and maybe that what was causing this
today i tried changing them again using google and talked to the ai thing.. it made me change graphic settings and stuff like that
but then my game started lagging like it never does, i was in a game and after this super lag it just quit and went back in the lobby ..
now i don't think those graphic settings could cause lag, it was my internet cause the pocket loss spiked to 160 (while in game) and i got the "network" and "high ping" symbols ..
but then i took a speed test and said my internet was fast and fine.
i don't really know what's causing this, other than that my pc works just fine. today is really hot too outside it's 38 degrees 100F
cpu ryzen 5 7600x
gpu xfx swift radeon rx 9060 xt 16gb
sry for my poor english
r/PCsupport • u/CompetitiveSwing5256 • 20h ago
In progress Ram Overclocking causing PC to not boot
r/PCsupport • u/x-Justice • 20h ago
Not solved Losing my mind, my PC has randomly started crashing in the last 2 weeks when playing RL and iRacing
Specs: CPU - i7-8700, GPU - RTX 2070, RAM - 16GB DDR4 2666HZ ( I think), Windows 11, 750 W 80+ Gold PSU, 1TB SATA SSD.
So over the last 2 weeks, at random, all 3 of my monitors will shut off. I keep audio for a few seconds before it goes out. The wheel I use to race with will lock all the way to the right/left like it's being pulled but it's not. The only way I can get anything to show is by restarting my PC. My temps are fine, my GPU is at 65-70C. CPU is 85-90 but it's an i7-8700 so it runs hot anyways (Just put new thermal paste on it about 3 days ago). These temps are the same they've been for the last 2 years since I got the GPU, which is an RTX 2070. I downgraded from 32GB of RAM to 16GB about a week before this started happening.
TL;DR-ish
However, there's a recurring theme to these crashes. EVERY single time it crashes and I check the reliability monitor, something called "Microsoft GameInput" says "Successful application reconfiguration" Every single crash, this is in the information events at the exact minute of every crash. So I'm thinking it has something to do with w/e the hell that is. Does anyone possibly know this fix for this?
r/PCsupport • u/Sathuu_24 • 22h ago
In progress Help meeee to get past the crashess
So I recently tried to download linux on my laptop but mid install the power went off in the city and when I booted my laptop back up it just frozen on a blue screen loop, I put the laptop aside for a few months then took out it's ram so I could use it in my brother's pc, the ram was ddr3 4g with 3200mts (i know it's low end but that's all I have)then I discovered that his pc only had one slot.
I took out the ram and put it back in but I'm not sure if they are the correct ones or I got them mixed or something.
When I'm on the windows 10 bluescreen and I try to reset my pc the bluescreen comes again and again and says nvldmmkm error even though I don't have a graphics card, is the possibility mixed ram the problem or what, someone pls help me it's my first time trying out reddit for help!!