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I don't see how those items quarantined by malwarebytes would caus the system to reboot but possibly. How is it reacting since the cleaning? Still rebooting?

If they all say source was kernel power then its gonna be difficult to track down. Could be due to failing memory, hard drive or other. Might want to start by running memtest or even removing and reinserting the ram sticks to make sure they are seated properly. Next would be a hard drive...

Check the event viewer for any errors at the corresponding times the pc restarted on you. Check under the system section here.

It's always better to stay in the same thread if you already made one which you have here. https://www.computerforum.com/threads/networking.250759/ That way we know what has been mentioned already. This thread will now be closed, please continue with the other one. Thanks.

There is no need to purchase the software.

What does the top of that window show? You should see something similar to this. You may need to download a partition manager program like minitool partition wizard and delete and format it from there. https://cdn2.minitool.com/?p=pw&e=pw-free If you are still having issues then the...

You need to delete the partitions and then reformat the whole drive as 1. It will then show up.

Yeah it is. So an getting an SSD would definitely help as well as getting more ram. 500gb SSD from amazon...

Run Ccleaner and then a malwarebytes scan. Disable any unnecessary programs from running at bootup using the startup tab in task manager.

You have a low end cpu along with only 4gb of ram. So basically the only thing you can do is increase the ram but it's still gonna be slow. If you go into device manager and expand disk drives you can list what model is shows and we can tell you if it's an ssd or mechanical drive. Most likely...

There has been 4 updates since then. https://www.biostar.com.tw/app/en/mb/introduction.php?S_ID=984&data-type=DOWNLOAD But I would definitely try using a different card first before trying to update the bios especially if you have never done it.

That is the driver for the video card. What motherboard do you have and what bios version is installed? You may want to try a different video card to see what happens.

Yes, they are compatible, it is a SATA hard drive not IDE. So since the other drive works with the adapter we can only assume this drive is dead.

Website to learn what this file does and how to use it. https://www.elevenforum.com/t/add-take-ownership-to-context-menu-in-windows-11.1230/ File to download and run it so that it merges with the registry...

What does event viewer say?

Most likely your hard drive is failing. Without more information I'm just guessing here. If you would have gotten the error message on the bsod, that would have helped. I would first start by finding out what brand of hard drive it has and use their software to run a long scan on it to check...

They would be under X:\users\username\ Where X is the letter of the drive you want access to. Most likely yes because trying to change permissions via windows is a pita. Are you running windows 10 or a different OS? Once I know that I can direct you to the correct file to download.

Can you show us the end of the adapter you are using and then end of the hard drivce that you are trying to connect to? Trying to confirm whether or not you have an IDE or SATA hard drive. Until we see that, then we are only grasping at straws. If both drives have the same type of connection...

No, you need a minimum of 500 watts but I would get a 600 watt psu for that and for future upgrades. That cpu is already over 11 years old.

The one on the left is a SATA hard drive which requires a sata power cable. With the one on the right, as long as you have I assume a usb cable plugged into the computer and the other one plugged into power then it should work. Are you sure the reader you have is good? What do the other ends...