Recent content by PanStef

Then it must have gone faulty. I know very little about TVs so I can't help with what caused this to happen or how it could by fixed. But I am confident it needs repair by a technician.

Are you using it as a tv or a monitor?

Hmm, it looks like a Windows problom, use a regiistry cleaning and repair such as CCleaner. It might help. https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download

Assuming you are refering to that specific SSD's benchmarks, try updating your bios.

Run a speed test of the SSD, it might be a faulty one.

Welll, Recenlty I decided to use again my hode Hi-Fi system... I connected everything correctly with my pc and wirth the amp but i noticed something at the bottom of hte loudspeakers.... There are two holes at each louspeaker and at the back of them there's something which is like cotton...