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Pending OP Response Black screen Crashes
- Thread starter BoxMan
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Right click on start & choose powershell/terminal with admin & type/copy & paste these cmds one at a time then click Enter:
If you must you can use CMD as admin
My monitor decided to give up so now I have to get a new one I’ll do it when I get it
Back to the power supply, EVGA make a bunch, spread out across the complete quality spectrum to cover all price points, see here; https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/
They have models in the Tier A - High End range, and in each range, right down to the Tier F - Replace Immediately.
While 600w isn't too bad, the model/version of the PSU comes into play if it isn't supplying a consistent, clean, sine wave across all the voltage rails.
So when you can, pull off that metal cover you marked in the photo and find us the make/model of the EVGA unit.
They have models in the Tier A - High End range, and in each range, right down to the Tier F - Replace Immediately.
While 600w isn't too bad, the model/version of the PSU comes into play if it isn't supplying a consistent, clean, sine wave across all the voltage rails.
So when you can, pull off that metal cover you marked in the photo and find us the make/model of the EVGA unit.
Alright thank you for all of the help so far🙏Back to the power supply, EVGA make a bunch, spread out across the complete quality spectrum to cover all price points, see here; https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/
They have models in the Tier A - High End range, and in each range, right down to the Tier F - Replace Immediately.
While 600w isn't too bad, the model/version of the PSU comes into play if it isn't supplying a consistent, clean, sine wave across all the voltage rails.
So when you can, pull off that metal cover you marked in the photo and find us the make/model of the EVGA unit.
What do I do after doing the code also for the code it was writing it individually then pressing enter before the next code?
Right click on start & choose powershell/terminal with admin & type/copy & paste these cmds one at a time then click Enter:
So click enter one at a time just making sure I did it correctly
In event viewer?
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Copy and paste the first line press enter
Let it run.
When finished copy and paste the second line and let it run.
Repeat till all cmds are done.
Let it run.
When finished copy and paste the second line and let it run.
Repeat till all cmds are done.
I was about to do it and the issue happened again I was in the Lock Screen after turning my pc on for 1 minute