I like your build guide videos, its discriptive and informative especially for someone like me who is really into this stuff, keep doing what you do best
can you help me with my apu system? i am very poor and have bought an amd a10 7800 with gtx 1060 today. i have the parts but the pc is not build yet but i am curious on how i am supposed to install the system. i mean the right way. i use windows 7. do i have to install the apu drivers first and later the nvidia drivers? or do i have to deactivate the apu in the bios or in the hardware manager first so that the dedicated graphiccard is the only gpu? i read so much about conflicts between amd and nvidia drivers on apu systems...so how do i install the system the right way? i would like to deactivate the igpu so that i dont have to install the graphicdrivers but i dont know yet if my motherboard is allowing that....so maybe it helps if i just not install the apu drivers and install only the nvidia drivers? can you help me with that?
Same work like with Vista? Because i want to instal them and I have power pc with old Games and apps. But i like Vista and 7. What is your motherboard? Work with all fm2+ for 7 to instal them if all method tried not work to have Vista? I don't like 8 and 10. I want 7 or Vista. But Vista primary. Please answere how fast you can
I'm putting a computer together myself but I'm just wondering which operating system is better is Windows 7 or 8. I'm using an SSD for the os, and a hard drive for storage.
It would depend on what you can find for cheap. If you plan on pirating an dmoney doesn't matter, then do Windows 8 and see if you like it or if your programs work well with it. If you're a gamer, I heard that Windows 8 is better for getting a little more frames out of your games. If you don't like the UI for Windows 8, you can watch my video on how to setup a new computer that has Windows 8. I made it to look a little more like Windows 7. Hope that helps.
I've copied and pasted this from your 'How to clear the CMOS reset the BIOS & why' video. I have tried Asrock support but they just refer me to the suppliers. I tried that but I live in France and my technical French isn't up to it! So: Help needed here please. TIA. I have built a system very similar to the one described in Johnny's 'Build Guide Part 1'. Same motherboard (Asrock FM2A88X Extreme 6+) and processor (AMD A series A10-7850K), Corsair PSU, 8 Gb Savage Hyper X, Sandisk Extreme Pro SS Drive etc. On power up the board‘s ‘internal reset’ and ‘on off’ buttons light up red and Dr Bug shows a C9 code. The 4 case fans work as does the CPU fan and an internal card reader - i.e. it lights up. The DVD drawer opens when you push the button. My monitor shows the Asrock screen where it asks to hit F2 or Del to run the UEFI setup. But nothing happens; I’m using a Logitech ‘Elite’ PS/2 keyboard that works on a different computer. I’ve tried watching videos and reading comments in an effort to identify the problem . I have removed the ram modules, removed the bios jumper, disconnected the battery, left the machine totally disconnected overnight, then reassembled everything but to no avail. I’ve today put in a different battery and that doesn’t seem to be the problem. Added: Bios version as indicated on the mobo shows as P3.00 and has a small illuminated red light along side. Added 2: Still getting the C9 code Added 3: Disconnected all the cabling on the rear last night and then re-powered this morning BUT had neglected to connect the keyboard. Guess what. Same screen on monitor so it looks like there could be a keyboard issue i.e. it's not being recognised so hitting F2 or Del is pointless. Will try and borrow a different one and update later. Added 4: No progress - I've tried two more PS/2 keyboards but on power up, everything works as described above in paragraphs 1 & 2 but I cannot get past the Asrock opening screen with code C9 on the Dr Bug module.
My sister bought a 2nd hand pc, it has been working properly for the past few weeks.. but these days the pc restart after a few minutes after starting. This appears after the restart. “Power supply surges detected during the previous power on ASUS anti-surge was triggered to protect system from unstable supply unit.” What should I do?
I wonder why you are using a second graphics card ias there is a perfectly good graphics card integrated into the APU s it because your going to have two monitors.
Very good video, even I learned something and I worked in IT for 26 yrs! Superb presentation skills. Puts others to shame!
I like your build guide videos, its discriptive and informative especially for someone like me who is really into this stuff, keep doing what you do best
Really helpful. An excellent series of videos with clear instructions and videoing of all phases.
Your videos are very high quality and totally awesome. Thank you!
Earl Parkour Thanks for watching and for your comment!
can you help me with my apu system? i am very poor and have bought an amd a10 7800 with gtx 1060 today. i have the parts but the pc is not build yet but i am curious on how i am supposed to install the system.
i mean the right way. i use windows 7. do i have to install the apu drivers first and later the nvidia drivers?
or do i have to deactivate the apu in the bios or in the hardware manager first so that the dedicated graphiccard is the only gpu?
i read so much about conflicts between amd and nvidia drivers on apu systems...so how do i install the system the right way? i would like to deactivate the igpu so that i dont have to install the graphicdrivers but i dont know yet if my motherboard is allowing that....so maybe it helps if i just not install the apu drivers and install only the nvidia drivers?
can you help me with that?
Same work like with Vista? Because i want to instal them and I have power pc with old Games and apps. But i like Vista and 7. What is your motherboard? Work with all fm2+ for 7 to instal them if all method tried not work to have Vista? I don't like 8 and 10. I want 7 or Vista. But Vista primary. Please answere how fast you can
If u use a hard drive that already has windows 10 but use a different motherboard do u still need to use a flash drive to install windows again?
if anyone gets unexpected i/o error, it's probably you used boot menu instead of changing boot order
I'm putting a computer together myself but I'm just wondering which operating system is better is Windows 7 or 8. I'm using an SSD for the os, and a hard drive for storage.
It would depend on what you can find for cheap. If you plan on pirating an dmoney doesn't matter, then do Windows 8 and see if you like it or if your programs work well with it. If you're a gamer, I heard that Windows 8 is better for getting a little more frames out of your games. If you don't like the UI for Windows 8, you can watch my video on how to setup a new computer that has Windows 8. I made it to look a little more like Windows 7. Hope that helps.
I've copied and pasted this from your 'How to clear the CMOS reset the BIOS & why' video. I have tried Asrock support but they just refer me to the suppliers. I tried that but I live in France and my technical French isn't up to it! So:
Help needed here please. TIA. I have built a system very similar to the one described in Johnny's 'Build Guide Part 1'. Same motherboard (Asrock FM2A88X Extreme 6+) and processor (AMD A series A10-7850K), Corsair PSU, 8 Gb Savage Hyper X, Sandisk Extreme Pro SS Drive etc. On power up the board‘s ‘internal reset’ and ‘on off’ buttons light up red and Dr Bug shows a C9 code. The 4 case fans work as does the CPU fan and an internal card reader - i.e. it lights up. The DVD drawer opens when you push the button.
My monitor shows the Asrock screen where it asks to hit F2 or Del to run the UEFI setup. But nothing happens; I’m using a Logitech ‘Elite’ PS/2 keyboard that works on a different computer. I’ve tried watching videos and reading comments in an effort to identify the problem . I have removed the ram modules, removed the bios jumper, disconnected the battery, left the machine totally disconnected overnight, then reassembled everything but to no avail. I’ve today put in a different battery and that doesn’t seem to be the problem.
Added: Bios version as indicated on the mobo shows as P3.00 and has a small illuminated red light along side.
Added 2: Still getting the C9 code
Added 3: Disconnected all the cabling on the rear last night and then re-powered this morning BUT had neglected to connect the keyboard. Guess what. Same screen on monitor so it looks like there could be a keyboard issue i.e. it's not being recognised so hitting F2 or Del is pointless. Will try and borrow a different one and update later.
Added 4: No progress - I've tried two more PS/2 keyboards but on power up, everything works as described above in paragraphs 1 & 2 but I cannot get past the Asrock opening screen with code C9 on the Dr Bug module.
My sister bought a 2nd hand pc,
it has been working properly for the past few weeks..
but these days the pc restart after a few minutes after starting.
This appears after the restart.
“Power supply surges detected during the previous power on ASUS anti-surge was triggered to protect system from unstable supply unit.”
What should I do?
Should I use the motherboard display ports or the graphics card display ports for this?
thank you sir❤
Send me the link for the video.. how to make Windows 8 look like 7.
Why not install it in UEFI mode?
I wonder why you are using a second graphics card ias there is a perfectly good graphics card integrated into the APU s it because your going to have two monitors.
im going to buy every thing to bulid my pc
Send me the link for the video.. how to make Windows 8 look like 7.
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