You said your graphics card was a "MSI HD6870 R" which is a ATI Radeon HD 6870 series.. AMD released a driver update for this product on 3/7/2012 Version 12.2. Can we confirm that is your graphics card drive you are currently using? To confirm this check device manager > Display > Right Click...
I feel like we drifted away from the actual problem.. Your OS crashes when you try to load a game (leans toward graphics issue) ... You then stated that thinking back these issues happened after you installed a new graphics software (again leans towards graphic issue).. I have never heard of a...
To get into advanced settings: Control Panel > Network Connections > Right Click "Local Area Connection" > Click on Configure and these are the advanced properties.
To find your routers IP do the following:
1. Open CMD Prompt
2. Type ipconfig /all
3. Your "Default Gateway" will be your...
Depending on your anti virus (I USE ESET NOD32) I can actually watch it scan in real time the new files.. So in essence I could look at the antivirus program and see what files it has just scanned and their location.. As for real time where it's installing I don't know of anything off the top of...
Thenudo,
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Let us know the CPU information on the computer you wish to take the CPU out of.
Also let us know the Motherboard information of the computer you will be installing the CPU into.
Once we have that we can...
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Did you download the CHIPSET drivers for the Gigabyte motherboard? How about do a Google search with your MOBO name and type "network issues" at the end and see if anything comes up.
Lets try this:
1. Open the CMD prompt and type ipconfig /release
2. Then type ipconfig /flushdns
3...
Yes see if you do a system restore back a few weeks before you installed the update..
Sometimes a random file or antivirus program may stop something from installing 100%.. Plus a system restore is so simple now adays.
If you can ping Google.com like you just said Internet Explorer should be able to load it.. However you still had packet loss and to troubleshoot that lets try the following:
Open up a command prompt and type ping google.com -t
Open a second command prompt and type ping 192.168.1.1 -t...
^ Yea use Malwarebytes to remove the virus and then MSE for on going protection. If you want to pay I really like ESET NOD32.
I don't think a virus would cause this.. Try reinstalling graphics driver/software, maybe run a sfc /scannow in the CMD prompt, but to me sounds like an issue with your...
I have had this issue and the problem was for whatever reason the graphics card wouldn't be detected by Windows due to a hardware issue.. I would suggest trying this.
1. Make sure you only have one monitor plugged in..
2. Get into Windows using only the VGA onboard graphics. If this means...
That means it has a connection to the router...
Now try ping Google, do you get a reply?
If that doesn't work try pinging 8.8.8.8 and see if you get a reply from that.. If you can PING 8.8.8.8 but NOT Google then its a DNS issue.. Let me know the results.
YOu could uninstall them but that shouldn't matter.. Are there lights on the back of the NIC card that blink when it's plugged in?
Also what IP address do you have when you run IPCONFIG in the command prompt?