Recent content by Macho

I am taking my Windows XP out on the World Wide Web today. Internet Explorer 8 had Certification errors. BAD internet today. Had to use Mozzilla Firefox Old Version even to get on. Nothing published any more concerning any Computers or Internet printed. Staples years ago said NO COMPUTERS...

O.K. Problem SOLVED. Originally when a tech came to install my first connection on my first Router Modem, a CD/DVD was used with proprietary software that re-directed my web browser (now with an add-on) to only the service providers website. It made the first connection and also put in the...

Log onto the DNS provider's website and there is a "HEALTH CHECK" tool that can be used. When it shows a yellow trouble icon, it can be keyed on and a WiFi Network reboot can be done. If that is played around with possibly better network connections can be the result. Then do that over again...

I swapped out a T3260 Router with a T3280 Router and had problems with connecting WiFi. Multiple connections with it saying cannot connect and then it does, but later will disconnects when I use the internet and go to my Gmail account or any other. Then NO INTERNET FOUND error messages. The...

A simple swap out of my router and the WiFi does not connect easily and then disconnects and then no network is available error message. The new WiFi is WiFi 6 with 802.11ax connectivity. My WiFi receivers that are 802.11n must not be good enough. Some told me that is WiFi 4. WiFi 5...

For every monitor there is a CAPACITOR REPAIR KIT. Google seach and find your monitor and the 1000 microfarad 16 volt capacitors are in the kit. Also the 830 microfarad 25 volt capacitors. A switching power supply does not work well when the capacitors are leaking. 105 centigrade...

I usually like to get the monitor apart from the front top. This video has a (SHARE) feature from the YouTube. You can get Power Supply boards if you know how to already repaired.

It can be a Power Supply Printed Circuit Board can be weak. It could take weeks until it finally goes BLACK and never comes on again. A replacement of the Power Supply Board does the trick. Swelled capacitors to a FET transistor that finally goes bad and a cold dead monitor. Crack...

O.K. I finally downloaded the more recent bios update from MSI. Version 1.43. Windows 11 support added in this update. Download it to the USB drive and then inserted it in the correct USB in the back. M-FLASH in bios -> it reboots the computer and puts the v.143 file to where the cursor...

No TPM 2.0 or 1.2. Enabled in bios and secure boot and UEFI switched over to. Just both TPM's are missing. I was working at it for 2 days and it just did not want to get itself fixed. I took out the Bios battery and shorted the two pins with the jumpter to clear the CMOS and then...

System Information. At the bottom of the page. Device Encryption Support. Reason for failed automatic encryption: TPM is not usable. PCR7 binding not supported. Un-allowed DMA capable bus/devices(s) detected TPM is not usable. Put the mouse arrow over REASONs for FAILED automatic device...

access denied when updating drivers in Device Manager. This was working previously and just started this on its own. No SLEEP MODE when this happens.

Another computer just got the same problem. Nvidia GeForce GTX 960. Device Manager in the General Section said, Widnows turned this device off because Windows reported a problem. This is a Windows 10 & 11 problem now. Both times, no sleep mode selection with the software power...

In DEVICE MANAGER, it is supposed to be listed in Display Adapter. If it is listed there, I can update the driver. When the OS later gets changed by something, it is listed down in Other devices. The Device Manager does not know what device it is. GPU-Z then reads blank. The address...

Other Devices in Device Manager, access denied, updating driver. after I already fixed this problem by restoring back. GPU-Z shows BLANK like NO DEVICE shows up as my Graphics card. When I use my second HDD everything with the Graphics card is fine with GPU-Z showing all the specifications...