Recent content by mgallo848

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What games do you plan on playing?

Your motherboard is 100% the problem. IT DOES NOT PROPERLY SUPPORT THE FX 8350. I'm not trying to yell in all caps but I'd rather do that to get my point across. Return the 8350 and get a refund while you still can. I'm speaking from first-hand experience with several of those boards. (my post...

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I understand your frustration but think about it, if you called an Auto repair shop and said "hey, I don't want to pay you for your time to fix my car, just tell me how so I can do it myself" I believe you would get the same answer. Wildcard is right though. Just google it, I'm sure the...

See my post.

It's most likely coming from your on-board audio and/or the case itself. This was a very common issue years ago with the Antec 900 case when people would use the front audio jacks. If you're using an analog headset, try plugging it in the back directly into the motherboard jacks instead of the...

This Dell site will let you install the original OS your laptop came with. Download the tool and type in your service tag. This will download the proper OS and set it up for you on a bootable USB drive. https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/drivers/osiso/recoverytool/wt64a

His laptop came with Windows 7 (sounds like 32bit) so I don't know if using a Windows 10 iso will validate. I had to order install disks directly from Dell about 10 years ago for someone who had the same exact problem as you. I think they charged $10 for the disks. (10 yrs ago)

Norton Ghost was great back in it's day. I used it hundreds of times for PC's I've built over the years. Probably the best on the market is Acronis True Image https://www.acronis.com/ (I've been using this for 8-9 years now). It's great for home and business use. You can also look at free...

When you cancel Facbook you have 30 days to simply log back in using your Id and password and it will reactivate it for you with all of your friends and settings intact. If it's been longer than 30 days you'll have to start over.

The service tag is what you go by to see the system specifications (a normal procedure for Dell). You hid it in the picture. Without it there is no way to know for certain exactly what is in that laptop

What watch list? Netflix? Amazon Prime? YouTube?