Recent content by skitszo

could be drivers. keyboard keyboard connection the connection port. this a laptop? you can try uninstalling the keyboard ribbon cleaning the surfaces then reconnect. can try replacing with a new keyboard. can try reinstalling drivers. this happened to my laptop and i concluded that the...

check memory slots. you may have an extra slot to put another 4GB ram in.... buy local in case you need to exchange for another one if it doesn't go well with the current one. buy a 250 GB SSD or 500 GB SSD and use the old one as a second drive externally or if you have a second bay in the...

SSD and a re install of windows would help it go faster.-- if you wanted to salvage that system. whats the specs of the laptop? cpu/memory etc.... work load.

you can get all the drivers free at the laptops manufacture website. that being said there are some driver tools. one that seems ok to me to use is Intels tool. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/detect.html of coarse this only covers Intel. I've used Iobits driver booster...

well.. a computer i just worked on thru out 7k errors after 7-19-2017.... i assume it was the latest win10 huge update...

by the way.... run anti virus aswell.... some viruses mess with audio drivers. in my experience. be prepared to do a new windows 10 install. just get your license with Belarc first. save it to flash drive.

try compatibility mode install of the driver. before installing set it to windows 8. or before running the .exe set up... i guess there is a few ways to do it.. just google it.

why desktops are preferred when you can use desktops.

memory https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=how+to+make+a+usb+memtest&docid=607987269991270802&mid=F0952A63965E347AC3B5F0952A63965E347AC3B5&view=detail&FORM=VIREHT little video found with google.... Hard disk starting to go bad: http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/crystaldiskinfo.html...

in my experience with chasing down malicious virus damage... your best bet is to get your data off/ run Belarc for licenses and store it on a flash drive... then just do a new windows install. you can go running down trying to fix services and running registry fixes in the same amount of time...

nice to want......

SSD is always nice... will need more storage if you collect media or installed programs over time. if you don't game i don't think 2 or 4 GB graphics matters.

also depends what your doing with the laptop.... what kind of battery you have... what energy settings you have ... http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/9090/learning-windows-7-manage-power-settings/ give you some things to look at.

http://ccm.net/forum/affich-475100-certain-laptop-keys-don-t-work some things to try... specifically the take battery out of the laptop and push the power button for 60 seconds. https://www.wiknix.com/laptop-keyboard-not-working/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zirEfruB_Jk...

take the battery out and push the power button for 60 seconds....try that.