Recent content by HelterSkelter

that audio driver fixed the weird problem. now everything is working the way it should :}. thanks you all again for the help getting my computer working again.

i'll just copy-paste everything, cus i dunno what you are looking for, tried to post everything i thought could be relevant. Operating System Windows 10 Home 64-bit CPU Intel Core i7 3537U @ 2.00GHz 59 °C Ivy Bridge 22nm Technology RAM 8.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 798MHz...

got it all working again. unplugged my mouse and everything installed properly lol. thanks for the help guys, i really appreciate the help. only thing bothering me still is that, while the sound sounds fine now, i have to put it to about 45-50 to get it as loud as it used to be at 25. any ideas...

usb 2.0 crw has one. it won't update and i don't know what it is though.

it died initially because the intel rapid storage tech driver failed and it wouldn't start up, then i accidentally changed the status of the ssd from intel rapid storage to ata and it f'd everything up. i meant to just disable it in bios but i messed it all up. i then had to do a clean install...

yeah, that's what the old controls looked like. i had it on win 10 before i had to reinstall, now i can't find it :/

how do i tell which 14z i have? edit: nvm have 5423

Recently my computer decided to die and when i tried to fix it die even further, so I had to reinstall windows. I have a few issues now. First I can't get intel rapid storage technology to work, I downloaded the driver but it didn't install. Second my touchpad has no settings, i installed the...

When i pressed both of the mouse buttons at the same time in windows 8.1 it would open a new tab in chrome. when i do this in windows 10 it will sometimes open a new tab, but most of the time it launches the start menu. how do i get it to stop launching the menu?

so update, i managed to get intel rapid storage to work, but it didn't use the whole drive (32gb). when i look at it is shows 19gb (18.6 really) used as cache and 11gb used as data volume. when i would try to use the whole 32gb as a cache it would give me an unknown error. any ideas why this...

hmm. well now every time i try to accelerate that drive i get an error. also, i'm just going to assume that windows 10 isn't supposed to be 4 times slower than 8.1 ? that's not an exaggeration, startup takes 4 times as long as it used to and the programs are all very slow to open. this computer...

ok, so here is an update. turns out that windows 10 was looking at things wrong i guess, turns out the ssd is 32gb, the model is samsung ssd pm830 mSATA 32gb. that should be big enough for windows 10 to install on, right? so my original idea that it should have installed there is correct...

so i set it up and now my computer is unbelievably slow. videos take longer to load now than they did 10 years ago when i had dial up, but my internet is working fine. programs are taking 10-20 times as long to load. what happened? EDIT: fixed the programs, but the computer still starts up...

hidden icons where?

Device SCSI\Disk&Ven_&Prod_SAMSUNG_SSD_PM8\4&e24e1c6&0&010100 was migrated. that's all that i could find.