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Suggest you plug it into a PC and check it with a partition manager. If you can see it as a device then use the disk tools to check the file system. As a last resort you may be able to format it and recover the media but not the data. If you do not have a card reader on the PC then USB card...

Sounds like your bandwidth is getting squeezed or you have a piece of malware. Try running an app to check for reporting cookies as well as running a full antivirus scan.

If you cannot get into the BIOS by pressing Delete while trying to boot the system it is almost certainly a hardware fault. A power supply tester is one of the most useful tools I have. Try booting Linux from a USB stick or CD. If it boots it will prove the Mobo, memory and CPU are OK. That will...

Only mentioned names of registry cleaners because I have used both successfully. Yes, should have said back up registry before editing either manually or with a prog.

Slow running is often caused by too many reporting cookies. A PC Cleaner or A Registry cleaner will help . Also run an antivirus in case the machine has been infected. If this fails then backup your files and reload the Operating System then re-install executable programs then restore backup...

It does sound as though the DVD drive is not being recognized by the BIOS. Set the BIOS so the DVD is the first drive or there may be an option to select the drive from the BIOS or by pressing shortcut key at startup. (I have F11 key on one machine and F12 on another which bring up a BIOS boot...

Impedance alone cannot damage anything, but current and voltage can. That is the reason that voltage and impedance or current and impedance are usually quoted together. It is possible that drawing too much current from the motherboard could damage it. Equally output equipment may be damaged if...

As a user of a 17" toshiba, I can confirm that 17" is a lot easier on the eyes. Surprised at using a laptop for games development as you would need a high performance processor and lots of memory to be effective.

As an alternative recover the HDD and the power supply. Then get a HDD to USB adapter and a power supply tester. Plug in the power supply tester and power up the supply. LEDs will show if it is OK. and HDD adapter on the drive. Power on and you should be able to feel the drive, with a finger...

Sounds as though your operating system has been damaged. If you are still having problems back up your data and reload.

On the process list, double click to open up. Then set the process to disabled and see if it comes back. It does not appear on my win 7 or on build 9879 of win 10 process list but I would not leave it permanently disabled.

Sounds like your problem is with the network access. It may be that reporting cookies are blocking your bandwidth. Set your antivirus program to remove them or remove them manually with your browser. In Windows you can always use the task manager to shut down individual programs, kill processes...