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If you're overclocking, you might want to play with the voltage. Like trim the voltage down a bit. What cooler are you using? If you have automatic overclocking on, then that too could be the issue.

The drivers for the motherboard you've chosen don't support Win XP. The drivers at MSI's website for Windows 7 might work, but I have my doubts. I'd look at the LGA 1156 platform. I don't even think the GT 1030 has a XP compatible driver.

Welp, I'm not a Windows 10 fan, so there's that. But you probably could install Win 10 on it. All you do is boot from the OS disk. It will then load a bunch of things, reboot and ask if you want to boot from CD again, don't. Just let it boot this time. To boot from CD in a Dell, while the...

It looks like indeed this laptop just has one RAM slot. And its max RAM is 8 GB. So if you want 8GB you'll need to buy an 8 GB RAM stick. He posted the link.

Just your computer being plugged into the wall being powered off will probably pull an idle load more than your USB ports combined. I mean, the PSU its self has circuitry at that will have a load on the wall outlit even when the computer isn't on. If you have an USB mouse or keyboard, Bluetooth...

I've been meaning to try this myself, but have put it on the back burner. Check this out: https://www.vmware.com/products/converter.html

You should just create a Samsung account. Also, there are several Apps that let you use and manipulate your contacts list. Just go to the Play Store and search for "contacts."

Each their own.

Try these: https://pdftoxls.com/ https://docs.zone/pdf-to-excel

You can do it with a browser add-on or an independent dedicated App on your computer. I don't know if I can recommend what you can use on here though. I could have sworn the use of "Google it" was frowned upon here.

Or even better, read the motherboard manual and learn how to use the CMOS reset jumper. Before you do that though, just try hammering the key needed to enter BIOS the very nano second you power on the puter. Then change your options back to normal boot.

I pitty your English teacher. Is English not your native writing ability? I mean, I'm not the best when it comes to writing composition, etc, but DAMN! I'd certainly never hire you. I'd ask for a report or a projection on profits, etc, and it come in the form of a bad text message. LMAO Next...

What the hell is SATA 6? There's only SATA III You're probably thinking of 6 Gbps which is the speed of SATA III.

They're all idiots, too. In fact, they use Microsoft Office when you could use Libre Office. If I ran a company I wouldn't do this, and I don't care what you or anyone else thinks.

Do you have a car with Bluetooth already built-in? If so, your phone would already have Bluetooth so no adapter needed. If your car does not have Bluetooth and you want to transmit your phone to your car stereo, then try something like this...

And just to let you know, you may want to check the motherboard's QVL list for that RAM. It's not necessary, but I do this to save me from having any and all possible incompatible issues or RAM issues down the road and having to go through a BS RMA.

This is a well known bullshit email. They are fooling you and haven't hacked shit. I got one, too and all spam I get in this one email address I use gets promptly reported to spam cop. This one email was used for PayPal, my bank, ebay and a few other high risk accounts, nothing more. So I think...

No, because it's not guaranteed to work. And can't is correct since you CAN'T! enable AHCI without a registry tweak.

If this was me, and this little bastard stole my laptop, I'd remote in, grab the IP address he's connected to and tell the police about the stolen laptop and report the IP the laptop reports back. Then the police can subpoena the ISP attached to that IP address, get a warrant and arrest ass...

In the past I used Bitdefender Free which is lightweight and cloud-based to help catch polymorphic malware. I put it on all the computers I work with. It doesn't have loads of crap with it and it just works. Definition-based anti-virus isn't a full prof solution though. You might want to read...