Troubleshooting a PC can be frustrating...
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2018
- Troubleshooting a computer can be frustrating, especially when the solution doesn't even appear to be related to the symptom. Today I show you how I solved a very weird problem with my test bench.
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It's the mouse pad
must be
Nick S Wdum it’s clearly his gaming carpet
its clearly the gaming books
@@petar6987 Pretty sure it's the screen. Clearly only mouse pixels are working.
Its the gaming door screeching too much the PC can't handle it
This reminds me of that feeling you get when you know a mechanical hard drive is failing and the whole system just doesn't respond right, even if you have done a drive check and not found any errors. You just know it's not right.
I had a segate barracuda I used for 7 years with no errors, then one day it acted funny, and one day it was fine, the next it had a whole page of S.M.A.R.T Errors, and the next day it was totally dead. RIP.
@Audherbagn That dreaded click click clunk sound...
shut up dude i literally run crystaldiskinfo earlier today because, guess what i had the feelling one of my hdd is failing, and yes crystaldiskinfo reports everything is good on all hdd, but like you say it just dont feel right.
SpiderEyes one of my hard drives feels shit and sometimes stuff disappear
@Stephen Thompson Sorry about that :-) I don't know about SSD's as I've never tried it, but running a speed test that plots a graph was a trick I always used to use, if you get consistent large transfer rate drops in the same place it can indicate a potential problem in that area of a mechainical drive. Usually SMART picks this stuff up now though.
Problems and situations are getting more complex and sometimes it seems the errors we are getting are less and less informed.
Thank you for the video!
Love how the user account is named "Ryzen OS" on an intel system lol
That’s jokes
Great advice, Jay. It's crazy how the software aspects of things (OS) can mess with the hardware end of things.
I actually love you now, i had THAT exact problem, with me I5 8600k and ididnt find anything about it else where.
Jay I love this video because anyone who builds a PC can relate to these kinds of moments when working on a custom PC and I am sure it also helps new people get into the hobby simply by being humble and honest but still having fun.
I am nowhere near your level of expertise, but I love the feeling when you finally figure out the solution to a software, and/or hardware problem. I live in a supportive living community for adults with disabilities and many of my neighbors ask me for help when they have problems with their computers, smart phones, tablets, etc. Watching your RUclips channel helps me to help them. Thank you!
I always use a UPS when doing a BIOS update and it’s saved me in the past too!
Good practice, plus a lot of boards have dual-BIOS, crashless BIOS or some type of BIOS Flashback functionality these days anyway.
That's always a good idea if you can afford one.
I have UPS on all of my systems, even my main node for my network has it's own UPS.
Keep an eye on buy and sell sites, pages, etc. Some people sell off used ones cheap. Some might need new batteries but they can be had for decent prices too. I've only bought one that needed new batteries right away, because they were simply not there. The rest I've bought used or bought as new, never used have served me well.
To me every system should have a UPS, if not for the power back up, then for the power filtering at least.
If you can afford a $1200 to $2400 build, you should afford a $130 ups.
Cheb Ornek to be honest you can often pick up a half decent UPS for free and just feed some batteries into it. I work in an IT department for a large organisation where we have equipment rotation and replacement policies where old kit is replaced even if it is fully functional. Some of it goes on eBay but a lot of it is either given away or recycled. The UPS I use on my home bench is an APC SmartUPS 1500 that is better than any £100 UPS and only cost me £50 for the batteries.
Have a chat with local companies and see if they have anything going. I’m sure most people would rather see the old kit go to someone who can use it rather than get wasted.
JAY: tries to do something
SSD: ight imma head out
Amazing video Jay! Please please please continue these kinds of videos! Myself and I’m sure many 1000’s of others find them so useful, even if this situation never happens to any of us, these kinds of videos are extremely knowledgeable and incite full.
Thank you for putting the intro's integrated ad's volume lower than the rest of the videos. I don't know if this was intentional or not but it's very much welcomed compared to how some others play the ad obnoxiously louder lol.
Love these troubleshoot videos!!🔥🔥🔥
LOVE THESE KINDS OF VIDS!! KEEP OF THE GREAT CONTENT! I always love your Two Cents 😎
Thanks for this type of video Jay!!!! As someone who is getting ready to get out into the field, i really enjoy watching these videos while trying to figure it out myself. This was some really valuable information!
This is what I love about your channel. Real world simple and practical advice useful for all.
Very educational, as always! ❤️
Updating your BIOS is the most terrifying thing is the world lol
Especially during a thunderstorm or if you’re in an area where you have a lot of outages or your power is unpredictable/unreliable
Glad you made this video, hope more people notice it. The 1803 update messed with a lot of my personalization settings in Windows when I updated, and it got to the point that even if I tried changing the settings the window would automatically close every time I tried to get things back to where they were. These were small and very immediate things, but they were enough to make me revert back to my previous version of Windows, which had everything back the way I set it, working and running like a charm (pun not intended). The idea that someone would have to update their BIOS, even going as far as clearing CMOS, just to get a new Windows update to work fine (?) is quite ludicrous and way beyond what the average consumer would either be willing or able to do on their own.
Thank you Jay! These diagnostic vids are great, please keep them coming!
troubleshooting ANYTHING can be frustrating...
Ich baller mit der AK yup
I was able to fix mine with the help of @RYANSROOM617 on instagram..
He’s a pro hacker and legit 💯......
Amazing , Just yesterday I've encountered this exact issue !!! , already ruled out psu and sata drive , I guess if we both got it at the same time it must be a windows update issue - Great find and thanks for sharing Jay!
This is critical information that people need when dealing with an issue which turns out to be the interplay between the BIOS and the OS that you are running. Hat's off to you Jay and thank you for the video! :)
I got my PC fixed from the help of RYANSROOM617 on instagram
He’s a pro and legit...
Love the Troubleshooting videos Jayz. Keep em up, keep em coming.
Reminds me of training new employees. In-fact, this video has sparked an idea for a training session tomorrow.
Cheers!
Dude, I’m so bummed out. I got into pc gaming last year so I bought a beast rig back in March and I’ve had to spend 2/3 of my time trouble shooting it. Once one issue is fixed, another pops up. I’m on the verge of selling it and calling it quits on OC gaming
I love pc gaming, so I won’t. But it really sucks how everyone praises pc gaming as the best but there’s so many god damn problems. I would say it’s the best without a doubt if it weren’t for all the issues. For me, it’s games randomly deciding not to boot up, games appearing in half the screen size, etc random stuff like that which is what occurs but when it works pc gaming is great
@@Platinum199 you are 100% right i use to be the guy that would shame console gamers but honesty i am jealous that they can just open and play the game no problems(most of the times) Pc gaming can be fuxking cancer
When troubleshooting gets difficult, throw PC out the window and build new PC.
Unfortunately you only have 2 kidneys so that might not be the best way to deal with this kind of situations.
That's exactly what I did last winter. Really.
bit pricey don't you think
Sounds like something an apple tech would say.
Not such a bad idea if you figure out it's the mobo that's causing the issue. However, if it's the GPU then... oooh. that's gonna cost big. £600 for a 1080Ti and the AMD equivalent is not much cheaper.
Oh wait... the OP was talking about throwing out the WHOLE PC? No no no no. The case alone cost well over £120. I thought he meant throwing out the diagnosed 'bad' parts!
I had a laptop continually shut down and restart until I did a forced BIOS update. That was on a Dell. On another laptop, it was taken to an 'expert' who uninstalled the Optimus/NV drivers and didn't re-seat the GFX & CPU heatpipes properly (left the old compound on).
These videos are awesome because even if you're experienced in troubleshooting, you may be one of the few people that has shared that knowledge here. There are a lot of people that just give up or throw away the drive. That would have ended up pretty costly, especially as in this instance, the problem wasn't the drive, cables (power/data).
Appreciate you putting this up.
Had the exact same problem about a year and a half ago on a Z77 board. Tried everything except BIOS update, then chalked it up to bad SATA ports or something and upgraded to Skylake platform, mainly to see what NVMe was about. After seeing this, I dusted off my old Z77 and tried updating BIOS as suggested - and voila, works beautifully, not a single lockup since. Thanks, Jay.
I ran into this over the weekend, a friend's laptop needed some help. Had to update the bios, and more or less all the drivers. Something with those recent Windows 10 updates messed up a lot of people's systems.
Idxearo Seems like it's also screwed up steam as well. Just about every game I have on steam wants to just stop out of the blue and gives no error message at all when it happens. Funny thing is though that my laptop with an i5-7400 in it isn't acting up but that may be because it isn't running the current Windows 10 updates.
Atleast there are 2 years left of support for 7. I hope until then 10 got all these issues ironed out and there is a reasonable gain by DX12.
HappyBeezerStudios - by Lord_Mogul I think they should keep 7 around for ever. I just with you could run 7 with Ryzen processors.
Idxearo Windows April update fucked a lot of Pcs worldwide Games HDD SSD drivers everything. Now is going back to normal but I'll Stay on build 1709 for a few months. Not going through that headache again.
Bloody hell if I can't troubleshoot when my sound in Windows turns off how would I cope with this..
Update Windows just restart it
My friend recently had a similar problem re install some stuff and should fix it
Try updating your soundcard drivers, if that does not work go on eBay, and pick up a cheap USB soundcard. I was having popping issues with my onboard sound with a computer I built for work not to long back salvaging an old but good MSI AMD AM2+ board running Cloudready OS(open source chrome OS), and the $2.99 USB sound card did the trick no problem when plugged directly into the motherboard. Just get one that's HD Audio compliant so it will work out of the box on just about any OS XP, or newer.
Update all the things. PC, BIOS, GPU, Soundcard, Monitor, keyboard, mouse, USB ports, Printer, friends, spouse, cat and cactus.
Just buy a new computer that's your only option at this point.
Thanks for sharing this. I've had similar issues before and the troubleshooting aspect of pc building is often overlooked in techtuber's videos. Luckily I solved my problem, but I'm sure many viewers found this insightful.
@JayzTwoCents Thank you for posting this video. I was troubleshooting my 2nd PC for the past two weeks. Updating my BIOS finally fixed the problem! I also initially thought there was something wrong with the SSD, SATA cable or power supply. But when they all worked when I plugged them on my 1st PC, I thought my motherboard was broken. I tried different things and went thru hours of trial and error before I ran out of ideas on how to get my PC to boot. Good thing this video popped into my newsfeed this morning.
I'm using a Z370 AORUS Ultra Gaming (rev. 1.0) and a Samsung 850 Evo SSD. And yes, I got my motherboard right after CoffeeLake launched and had not updated the BIOS until today.
As always another great video from JayzTwoCents!
I know how you feel Jay, yesterday I set my procODT to 60ohms and it was so unstable I had to reset the CMOS. Since then my motherboard wouldn't accept the correct voltage I'd input e.g. I'd set 1.2v SOC and it would be at 0.925v. The CPU voltage was at 1.437v because of precision boost, as soon as I disabled that it went to 1.097v and my RAM speed wasn't set how I set in BIOS (I set 2933MHz and it was at 3066 when I booted)... This problem still persisted when I reflashed the bios too. To fix this I had to remove a stick of RAM and then reset the CMOS and boom everything back to normal... Crazy!
I dont get why a RAM stick has to mess up the power delivery, but if it worked for you :D
My point exactly, I have no idea how it worked either! It's an Asus X370 Prime so one of the cheaper X370 boards, so chances it's just a BIOS bug. It was so crazy to see that fix it out of all things, and to think procODT would screw it that much too.
I think those voltages are also like safe boot or stock values too, they just wouldn't move no matter what I did (until the solution above) since my DRAM was also stuck at 1.2v.
you should make a video on it.
keep these troubleshooting videos coming, i learn something everytime, and its good skills for when i do my little word of mouth IT-guy jobs
I had this issue happen about 4 months ago. Keep up the great work!
6:51
This is what my dad always says, but he’s always right. I feel more like a moron now, thanks 👍🏼.
I had the same problem windows was locking out of nowhere but in the end it was one stick of bad ram.
I'm happy you covered this. I have personally been through this problem. As an inexperienced PC builder it was hell to throw hard drive after hard drive to see each one fail at one point or another; only to find the true cause of the problem well after it's to late. This particular problem (among other variations of it) is among the worst to receive as there are so many variables that go into the problem.
What was the problem? If you dont mind the asking
the new windows 10 update borked my color settings so hard. I'm running an IPS panel and windows 10 loves to change to their default settings, which look like shit on a properly calibrated monitor. takes a little bit of digging to find and adjust the right settings. Pc troubleshooting in general IS very frustrating.
Thank you so much for posting this. It's great to see that even experienced builders/modders/enthusiasts like yourself go through the same pain as the rest of us. Also great to see your method for solving the problem. Great video as always Jay!
Making sure I have the latest BIOS installed would be one of the first things I'd do.
Funny thing is he still doesn't know what it was.
I came a cross bios SSD settings to fix a booting windows problem on a Samsung SSD.
I got my PC fixed from the help of RYANSROOM617 on instagram
He’s a pro and legit...
8:52
I noticed that your username was RyzenOS.
Was this your Ryzen installation SSD?
It would still be weird that your BIOS couldn't see the SSD, but it could explain why Windows would have issues if AMD drivers were installed on an Intel system.
I saw that too and was thinking same thing....the sata controller drivers may have been broken from a x370/x470 motherboard.
That is awesome to see, Recently I ran in to the same issue with 2 of my rig and I was about to just duke nukem the thing because I ran through windows trouble shoots and hardware trouble shooting, until I dug deep and went looking in to things that may have ended up missing or so in the BIOS, sadly before I realized that that was the issue I had already ordered an SSD for one of the rigs thinking that it was its old HD that failed but that was something that I was planning to do to that rig anyways later on. But yeah, it ended up being just what you went through. Kinda nice to see that this was not just a stroke of bad luck and that possibly other people have ran in to this issue and all.
This is why I love the pc tech community, I want to pursue a career in I.T. So a video like this definitely added more to my arsenal!
FYI, my laptop did this exact same thing when I installed windows on my NVMe drive with Intel NVMe drivers. Switched back to Windows default NVMe drivers and the problem disappeared.
I got my PC fixed from the help of RYANSROOM617 on instagram
He’s a pro and legit...
Get help and fix your PC with @RYANSROOM617 on instagram
He’s a pro and legit ❤️❤️ I got mine fixed my him
I'm at this point currently... lol
Built a PC for my brother for Christmas last year. Got it running, everything was going great, but one of the USB 3.0 headers wasn't working. Ok, RMA'd the board, they shipped it back, installed it and did updates and played a couple games to make sure it was working.
I restarted the system for a Windows update, and either during shutdown or start up the system froze. Not Windows, to my knowledge, but the PC itself somehow. All the fans were on, but nothing on the monitor. I held the power down and the system wouldn't power down... So I turned the PSU off manually. The system would never start again.
I RMA'd the board again, got it back this week, and did a box-top build. Same symptoms when I jump it, the lights flash and it doesn't turn on. I have to power-cycle the PSU.
I hooked only fans to the PSU and then jumped it, and it ran the fans just fine... So now I'm not really sure where to go. It might be a PSU issue, or potentially the CPU... Kinda stuck, but looking forward to troubleshooting the issue. I just wish I had more hardware I could try out to eliminate stuff.
i would try replacing the PSU (even if you have to borrow one ) I would bet that the PSU is bad ...it doesnt take much to run some fans ...just to check unplug everything (HD, fans (not cpu fan) and see if it will start then , if it does I would say the PSU is not sending enough power to run everything
Yeah, That was my next step. I have a Corsair 750w laying around I can try and see if it will boot with. If so, then I can hopefully RMA the PSU I have.
Have you tried using a different power cable, I know it doesn't seem like much, but I've had one cost me over $2000 in mobos lol before i realised what it was. I just commented about it before reading yours.
Interesting... I'll give it a shot. Funny enough, I was going to try that on my DLP TV because I just used a random power cable I found that fit it, but it won't power on properly.
yeah they're only like $10. I had that same issue where it wouldn't power down and that was all it was. Could still be PSU though but try the cheapest fix first.
Nice video. This is basically my routine when I troubleshoot any PC. First checking when it worked and what happened before it stopped working. Then checking for this that could cause the problem and isolating it by testing. sometimes you get lucky and are on the right track from the start, sometimes it is something so obscure, that you wouldn't have thought about it in the first place.
This brings up the idea of a troubleshoot video series. A PC with a problem and the problem is described. Then the audience has some time to think about how to fix it and then the solution is shown. After all practice and experience is the A/O of troubleshooting ;)
Learned something new again. Thanks !! Keep doing this troubleshooting vids Jay.
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
I got my PC fixed from the help of @RYANSROOM617 on instagram
He’s a pro and legit...
What it happens to me is very strange, sometimes when i turn on my pc for some reason it tries to boot on my external HDD which is weird because i dont have the external as an optional booting device, and therefore it says bootmanager not found, but i know how to fic it and is by restarting my pc and disconnect the external HDD.
if i have my external hdd connected to my pc it keeps boot looping, don't know why, don't care, don't need it that often anyways, and for a silent pc it's too loud for that too, still weird.
You need to go into BIOS and disable secondary and third boot devices otherwise every PC will look for that at boot. Just disable it and problem solved.
that just means that usb removable device is at the first priority in boot order. that's why it's trying to boot from it
There is also usually an option "other boot devices" or similar. Turn that off.
But then, I still got my DVD as 1st in the list, just in case I need to boot from it.
@@toddsimone7182 nice evo x
I really have learned ton's from you Jay but unfortunately my PC died 7 month's ago . Living off disability doesn't leave me enough leftover after Meds and rent is paid to even start a rebuild. I however will continue to watch your video's to learn as much as possible so some time if I'm lucky I will build a new system ! Keep up the great work !
Thank you so much for this video. I was having the same issue and had no idea how to solve it. Thought I fried my board and both my drives. I unfortunately did actually brick a board trying to fix things before I saw this but finally got things working on a spare. Thanks!
This is what happens when people do not read instruction manuals. Motherboard manufacturers always and i mean ALWAYS recommend that the owner of the board updates to the latest BIOS (boards are not always shipped with the latest BIOS) and to always periodically check the motherboard board manufacturers website for any BIOS updates for your board because doing so prevents problems like you witnessed in the video.
I thought a lot of people who are big into computers/technical issues have always said only update if there's an issue?
Completely agree, that's like using the drivers that came on a CD with your graphics card.
I think this type of error had to do something with security patches (spectre bug), thus they had to change a lot architecturally that needed a BIOS update too. Very specific.
In most cases, if you have a 3-5 month older bios than the launch (version 1) bios, you might be pretty much fine for the rest of lifetime.
Every motherboard I've owned, an MSI and two ASUS stated in the manuals that they don't recommend updating the BIOS unless you are having issues. Page 3-25 of the user manual for the CH7 if you were wondering.
@Brandon, no, that is and has always been the wrong advice. Anyone who believes what you wrote is faking being big into computers. Technology moves fast and you have to move fast with it.
A motherboard can take a multitude of different parts all of differing specifications. As the individual parts keep improving, so does the operating system (OS) because the OS has to be updated to work with these ever changing parts. It will then get to the point where everything has been updated BUT the board BIOS, it is still creaking along on V1.0 while everything else has surpassed it till eventually it gives out.
People who are 'Big' into computers are very pro-active. They make sure everything in their system is constantly updated to prevent any issues occurring. Those who are re-active, (wait for an issue to occur) they are the lazy computer enthusiasts. They wait for a fault/issue to occur then spend hours/days fault finding the problem, only to find it to be something they should have done weeks/months ago.
Not updating the BIOS is an old saying. These days, you should absolutely update the BIOS to get rid of any potential issues that might happen.
That works for Intel, I have an MSI Z170A Gaming pro carbon, it is still using v1.4, so no Kaby Lake support or the vulnerability patch. Ryzen is another story, doesn't work right out the box at all like WTF.
I disagree.
If you don't have any issues, don't upgrade your BIOS.
Thing is, if you get a Spectre/Meltdown attack, you might not notice an issue. If you have no security concerns, then that's ok.
I would hope that the BIOS update section would specify Spectre and/or Meltdown updates or at the very least say "security updates" which I would apply... but if you see something like just "memory compatibility updates" (new DDR4 profiles) or other things which likely don't affect you, AND you have no obvious issues I'd stay away from BIOS updates.
I used to recommend them, but I've since learned to follow the Don't Fix It If It Ain't Broken mantra.
If you're having no issue it's best to look at what issues the newer firmware is supposed to resolve, and don't risk flashing it unless those fixes would actually help you. The only exception I make to that is old mainboards that probably aren't receiving any more firmware updates. I tend to roll the dice & do the update, because then the board will (probably) have the newest firmware for the rest of its life.
i love when you upload trouble shooting videos. very informative!
I love the troubleshooting videos, thanks for always sharing them
The one dislike bought a prebuilt PC
Octo Dinosaur Cheaper and much better to build it youself. Plus it's easy
and alot of fun too...XD
depends, when the prices of everything were higher than right now the value of prebuilts were questionable.
I had to buy prebuilt because the prices at the time of individual parts were crazy and I was just eager to jump in. I’ve since upgraded the GPU and cooling though.
Potentially dumb question alert: It sounds like almost right out of the gate you had traced the problem to a bad Windows update that created a conflict with the older Bios in your motherboard. So my question is, since you already had that as a working theory, why didn't you try to roll back your Windows updates using a restore point from before you downloaded the update you were already suspicious of, in order to see if that solved the problem rather than jumping through all of those hoops?
ChiroVette not dumb at all. That'd be my first motion in troubleshooting
ChiroVette I'd have done that..
Thanks @Ankit Barman and @Michael D. Glad to know I wasn't thinking as silly as I was afraid I was. lol :)
Windows has a nasty habit of reinstalling updates after rolling back, and in some cases wont even let you uninstall updates. Plus he had to clear his cmos just to have the ssd recognized and chances are the uninstall would fail anyway. This exact issue hit me last week as well. It's a real pain considering I have so many blockades to delay win updates until after the bugs are recorded.
Your thoughts on rolling back to a previous version of Windows is a good one, I suspect that it never would've worked though because it doesn't look like it took much time at all to completely lock up the system. It probably never would have been able to complete the restore process.
Informative and to-the-point. Appreciate it, Jay.
Nice, I love these troubleshooting videos!
gotta wonder why u didnt just show a jumper short for cmos reset.. which is universal .. :D not just a button thats actually very rare
because he has a button!
It's basically just a button hooked up to the jumpers, doing the same thing. (but without the sketchynes of jamming a screwdriver between the pins, because you can't find a jumper bridge. ;)
To be fair though, without insulting anyone, but some people should not be jamming tools into motherboards. And by tools I mean things like screwdrivers or for example drills. *cough, jayz2cents cough*
Dad
These are so much more educational than just another benchmark video.
Really enjoy you being frustrated as it helps us to avoid that by watching these videos😂😂
Yea like mine i thought GPU was broke cause GPU turnin off when i pluged my phone to pc but it was the power supply wattage too low only 500 watts. Must switch to 700 watts or 800 watts one.
I had similar funny stuff happen with a 520W psu, I had to disconnect an old DVD drive and HDD to free up enough power for remaining system to run properly. I will stick to 650W psu and up from now on. Fun stuff.
Seems more like a poorly build PSU.
Got a OC'ed 120W CPU and a OC'ed 150W graphics card on my old 530W unit.
Runs just fine. (But draws >480W under full load and even simply watching youtube will easily bring it above 180W for 1080p60)
My pc is out of the window
Gamen4Bros *oh shit*
Man, I had this exact situation stumping me for quite some time a short while ago, and boy do I wish I'd been able to watch this video back then. 😀
OMG your 3 weeks late on this. I had the same issue and ended tearing down the PC! Good thing is I am build a new PC ! Thanks for all the continuing info keep up the good work!!!!
8:45 this is why you turn updates off and leave them off forever
3:47 “BIAS” never heard of BIAS,only ever heard of BIOS
Never heard of BIAS? You don't seem to follow Western media my guy.
Clean your ears BIOS out.
I always enjoy your videos and I don't even have a good PC, just an old laptop.
That is until I get better then I am making a monster PC with help from your videos and hopefully some nice people on forums and maybe a few trustworthy people on comment sections.
Jay I was having almost the same problem with my os but not drive detection in the bios and the only thing that had changed was the windows update and after checking the event viewer and googling what was in it I can to the conclusion that I needed to revert back to the old windows version and it fixed my problem guess I should have updated my bios first. I was running a C6H with the 2700x launch bios so maybe I’ll try and do an upgrade download from windows now that I’ve updated my bios. Thanks for this video it my have truly held me.
I assumed ram
Blame it on the Russians
It was oBvIoUsLy Putin.
Co-lusion!!!
Always wondered why left blames russia for everything without any reasons :D
You're all Russian bots!
You're not real if you don't conform to the narrative!
Nah just blame it on Putin
Used to build PCs for a living. Then 1st/2nd/3rd line... that was my life. Some things change, some don't. Nice video!
this is a very good video, my asrock z170 was runing an April 3rd 2016 bios and had this issue. updated the bios, got a 100Mhz higher OC and 0 issues now.
where is the Post Malone build? You said it would out after the album came out and b&b came out almost a month ago.
if you were into his content you would already have an answer to your question, but I guess not lol
Ian C. Damn nigga not everyone watch’s ever fucking video so chill the fuck out
LMAO WTF it's not that he doesn't watch every video, it's that it's been in multiple videos and streams; he's also mentioned it on social media too so the information is readily available if you take 10 seconds to search
Ian C. Can you just tell us?
How about instead of you all replying about watching his content you would already know bullshit just answer his question. smh
Sorry about all the problems, but thank you for the informational bonus video.
Thanks for giving me confidence with my PC building...
I‘m building one at the moment.
I have been experiencing Event ID 41 random pc BSOD restarts and you just gave me new ideas because I have done everything and have a new PSU coming. But my Alienware 51 R2 is just over 15 months old and hard to believe its a bad PSU. Awesome video.
Ugh. In the middle of a troubleshooting issue ATM and really makes me wish I didn't love PCs as much as I do..... Great video.
Really like these kinds of videos. Not having spare equipment can make things pricey!
Thank you Jay! I learned something new!
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I was having the exact same issue with my 4690x and Asus Rampage 4 Black Edition for the past month after the Windows Update. I thought it was an SSD issue too and tried 4 different SSD's, changed the power supply and even tried different RAM. Will try your solution tonight and will let you know how things go. Keep putting out more awesome videos!
Hey jay love this video. I would like to see more of these type of videos if possible.
I like the smashy strat it’s we’re you hit the system and 50/50 it breaking and being fixed. It’s fun when it works.
Them recent big windows updates are sometimes more trouble than they are worth. excellent information
Good job Jay! Very helpful :)
Specially for those who's not tech savy.
Thanks Jay this is super helpful.
Great information, thanks for this...
Good to know and thanks for this video. When it comes time to updating BIOS, I always tell other to make sure their system is on a PSU just in-case. It's not 100% but at less it helps..
Oh hell yea. I thought my SSD was dying, grabbed the latest Alienware 13 (2014) bios and all problematic symptons are gone. Thanks for shedding light on the Windows 10 SSD issues.
Thanks for this video. I would like to see more of these "If your having these kinds of problems, check here...". I just finaly figures out my own crazy system errors, tuned out i had a bad RAM socket on my motherboard. It took me re-building the system 4 times to narrow it down to the bad slot....over 4 months of problems.
Nice one Jayz, had same issue last night now will check my Bios tonight. Huge gred to you!
Good info. Thanks Jay!!
Gr8 video Jay. Love your tech vids
Love the vid Jayz, keep it up!
I really like these videos, Jay. Building a new PC only happens to the average user rarely; however having problems like this (especially with updates) happens to /everyone/! While I enjoy the PC Build porn these are SO much more useful. Keep it up!
Also, do you have an anti-SSD field around you or something?? :)
Thanks, J for the hotfix. My computers skills have Improved +1.
I’d love to see one of your crazy experiment videos about resistance a component adds in a loop, hook a pump up to some tubes and see how high it can push the water then add in components like rads, water blocks and maybe different types of pumps