Maya Castillo

for printers, check if the model supports driverless printing (IPP Everywhere / AirPrint), most recent network printers just work through CUPS lol older USB printers with proprietary drivers are where the pain lives. hope that helps :)

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help!! reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets

uhh any update on this??

if the bootloader itself is damaged after a conversion, boot teh VM from the OS install ISO. for Windows, use the recovery command prompt and bcdboot C:\Windows (with the corerct drive letter) to rebuild boot files. for Linux, chroot and…

ps how is this thread still going lmao :)

ehh I'd actually do DDU first rather than a rollback... rollback keeps teh same leftovers aronud, and a clean slate tells you more.

@ping pusher429 what did u end up doing in the end

check power before blaming the driver. A PSU that's borderline or a daisy chained PCIe cable can cause exactly this under load. if it's a desktop, use two separate PCIe power cables if teh card has two connectors.

@erik signal thank u this worked!!, make a backup before u touch the BIOS, learned that the hard way u guys are the best!!!

nice

uhh is any overclock, undervolt or "OC mode" enabled in the GPU software or BIOS? ??