Normally suggests a software issue such as a missing driver etc.
How did the reset work out for you.
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Create Account How it WorksBest Answer OhAyePal , 12 October 2017 - 01:38 PM
It all seems great now. The most stable it has been since I rebuilt the pc. Last time I set it up, it had trouble finding drivers for a firewire card I have. This time no issues whatsoever. It ma... Go to the full post »
Normally suggests a software issue such as a missing driver etc.
How did the reset work out for you.
Partially good news then, can you let us know if things go back to normal and you consider things to be stable after the reset
Great news and thanks for letting us know that all was now well with your computer
In addition to what phillpower2 said, did you do an antivirus scan?
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