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So I was playing a game and I started getting angry. My angry really kicked in and I went stupid and started smacking the sides of my headphones. Now they sound wrong. It's hard to describe what it sounds like, but if you have the Realtek drivers, go to enhancements and set the equalizer to...

I posted about this yesterday in the Desktop section. It started to work fine yesterday but today it's acting up again. I've checked and I believe it might be a problem with the mouse but I'm not 100% sure. I have tried the following fixes: Updating/uninstalling then reinstalling the mouse...

Yeah, I just realized I need the receiver. I don't have one right now unfortunately.

Nevermind.

I have an Xbox 360 controller and a Windows 10 PC. I've tried getting the controller to connect to my PC and it hasn't worked. Some of my cousins are coming over and I thought it'd be cool if I could setup split screen for some of the games I have that support it. Also to use with emulators.

Ok, so it seems to have fixed itself. I don't know how but it did.

Well, it is the mouse unfortunately. What can I do to fix it? I already tried cleaning the part the covers the laser.

I personally don't think it's the mouse since it started happening for no reason and my mouse has been fine for a while, but I'll try.

I'm having a bit of a problem with my mouse. For some reason my mouse will occasionally freeze before working again. My mouse is wired so it isn't batteries. I checked and it wasn't viruses or malware. I of course tried unplugging it and plugging it back in and switching ports. Still didn't...

Sorry for responding late but it seems to have fixed itself somehow. I guess you were right in your original post. But just in case I have 8gb of RAM and an AMD FX-8370

Yes, but it doesn't go down after a few minutes. Or sometimes at all. But it fluctuates a lot for some odd reason. I'll check it it's normal and then that lasts for about 5 minutes and then will go back up and stay at 90-100% for another 5-10 minutes.

I've searched and searched but nothing works at all. I've disabled super fetch and search, disabled windows defender, scan for and remove viruses, and defragment my drive and I still wind up with the task called System using as much disk space as it can. Can anyone help?

Oh. I didn't realize that Mbps meant megabits per second. I thought it meant megabytes per second. Oh well.

So I was downloading a 17 gig game on Steam and it said it was downloading at 90 Mbps. But that wasn't really true because if it were, the entire download would be done in about 3 minutes. So out of curiosity, how come the speed your told is faster than the speed it really is?

For no goddamn reason my disk usage is always 100%. It's not a specific program either, everything is trying to use as much disk as possible. It's not malware, I've already done like 15 scans with multiple anti malwares, it's not a fragmented drive, I have no idea what the problem could be or...

Never mind. Figured out how.

I was trying to get an Xbox one wireless controller to work on my PC. I followed the stupid tutorial form Microsoft and downloaded this Xbox accessories app. I had me sign in and stuff so I did only to find out I need a 150$ controller for it to fruiting work. So the I realize it's changed all...

Title says it all. Windows defender is picking up a Trojan in random exe files. All of them happen to be tools I use for game design if that matters. I've done multiple scans and it still cant find whats doing it. The **** do I do?

Forgot to mention, sorry if this is in the wrong section. I wasn't sure if I should put it in OS or Security.

This seems to be a common problem but mine is weird. I tried restarting and turning off the things in task scheduler. Neither worked. I noticed it was saying that a scan was interrupted. I assume this was because I had accidentally started a scan but then canceled it. It didn't cancel right away...