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My audio input has become partially functional over the past few days. It's not too bad, but a lot of the time, I'll hear audio out of one ear and not the other, or I'll hear really low quality audio. I looked at the input, and it appears to be decently loose. I also noticed what resemble...

My current headphones are on their last limb, and I was wondering what headphones would be ideal for me, assuming the price is below $120. I mainly use my headphones for listening to music with lots of bass, like jazz. Also, I use my headphones for games, like Counter Strike: Global Offensive...

I recently bought a studio microphone as well as headphones after my headset died. However, I have noticed an annoying lack in bass. Does anyone know any settings that I can use to increase the bass?

Currently I am using a headset for gaming. But that is about to die, so I am wondering what a good $50-80 pair of headphones would be. I have already selected a microphone.

Do I need all three? Or is just one fine?

I'm curious if my antivirus could ever miss a dangerous virus/malware that could potentially compromise my computer's safety and passwords? And if so, is there any way to prevent this as well as how likely this is to occur? Thanks in advance.

Recently, in Task Manager, I've noticed two programs running, called Google Chrome (With no Google Chrome symbol. The regular Google Chrome has a 32 bit afterwards in parenthesis. When I go to the original file location, I end up seeing the nacl64.exe file in Program Files (x86) > Google >...

Recently, I got Malwarebytes (free reputable antivirus program.) Each week, I usually scan and find roughly 3-9 individual malware(s) (mainly not false positive PUPs). Is this normal? It should be noted that I scan daily, and find 3-9 TOTAL malware(s) each week.

If your computer was infected with a virus or some form of malware that was hard or impossible to remove, couldn't you just replace the infected hard-drive(s) and reinstall everything? I'm not in this situation, but I'm simply curious if it would be an appropriate course of action.

Recently, when I launch Google Chrome, it will first go to usa-aa.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/?grp=5, and then will nearly immediately go to Google Chrome. Why is it doing this and is it bad?

ATTENTION ANYONE WHO HAS THIS PROBLEM. Tikotin is a form of malware that redirects your default page to tikotin.com. While you may shrug this off, it should be noted that whenever you click on part of a webpage that isn't the top bar, the url, or the hyperlink, you will be redirected to an...