Mateo C.
Started tinkering last year. Asking a lot, answering when I can. Interested in simracing, email deliverability, linux.
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hmmmm not sure about that waiting 15 minutes is good advice for a DRAM light, but if its teh CPU or VGA LED, waiting wont help. just my 2 cents
side projects are teh place to experiment... use the tool ure cuirous about; the worst case is u learn why people dont use it for that. lmk how it goes
lol same thing happened to me as a last resort, a Network reset in Settings removes and reinstalls all adapters including VPN ones. make suree you have the VPN configuration or installer available before doing it.
A 95 Mbps cap almost always means teh link negotiated 100 Mbps. Gigabit needs all four wire pairs, 100 Mbps only uses two. A damaged cable, a bent pin or a cheap coupler can drop it to 100 :D Swap the cable first since it's teh cheapest…
oof if the lapotp gets gigabit on the same cable and port, roll back the LAN driver in Device Manager Properties Driver Roll Back Driver , or install the mothebroard makers version from their support page.
oof ur BIOS observation is a good clue. If artifacts appear only after Windows loads the driver, but not in BIOS or in Safe Mode (which uses the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter), that leans towards driver/software. If they show up in BIOS…
been there man have u checked your black screen settings?? mine were reset after an update