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11 December 2022 - 07:34
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I've heard some people say that Corsair's PSUs aren't the best you can get but if it puts out 750W max, it should be good enough for me.Īs for the underclocking, well. Everything was running fine with the SAME GRAPHICS CARD with my old mobo, CPU and RAM. It's just this freezing in Chivalry, though.

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These freezing issues were paired with "Nvidia driver has stopped responding and recovered" when playing World of Warcraft and Dark Souls III.Please help! I've been dealing with this problem for two months now and I've thrown a lot of money at these new parts to get a better gaming experience, not a piece of garbage that doesn't even work properly.

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I'm now 99% sure that it's a hardware-related issue (though it could still be one of my motherboard's drivers conflicting) but even so, how am I supposed to identify which part is causing it? Is it my GPU? CPU? Motherboard? RAM? PSU? I really feel like I've tried every fix imaginable but nothing seems to be doing it for me.

#Computer not responding to ctrl alt delete install#

  • Didn't install ASMedia USB 3.1 drivers with this Windows 7 install because someone had said that it could cause issues.
  • Changed settings on both my computer and NVIDIA to favor "best performance".
  • Running the game in different compatibility modes.
    • Also tried various other BIOS-related fixes. I'm still running on just 8GB because I'm too lazy to put the other one back in.
  • Monitored my temperatures to make sure it's not caused by overheating.
  • Checked that all the cables are on properly.

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    Also removed the installation tool that came with my motherboard in case it was the culprit.

  • Removing CPU and putting it back in to make sure it's on properly.
    • So, besides trying out three different operating systems (each one a clean install), I've tried: And guess what? The problem didn't go away! I talked to my friend who said he had a similar problem and said it was fixed by doing a clean install of Windows 7.

    #Computer not responding to ctrl alt delete windows 10#

    I installed Windows 10 on my new hard drive and the problem persisted. At first I thought it was a fault with my hard drive because it was making a weird snapping sound so I bought a new one (I was running Windows 8.1 before then). The problem first occurred when I got a new Motherboard, CPU and two sticks of DDR4 RAM (8gb x2). However, this is only a temporary fix as it freezes again after a few odd minutes and continues to do so for the entire duration of my gaming session. Agh!Īfter a couple minutes of playing Chivalry: Medieval Warfare (pretty much the only game I play) the game FREEZES and I have to press CTRL+ALT+DEL and ESC to unfreeze it. A few odd times I've seriously considered throwing my computer out the window and going to live in the mountains, far from technology. I've tried everything anyone's suggested and nothing's worked so far. GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 ( ASUS GeForce® GTX 760 DirectCU II)

    #Computer not responding to ctrl alt delete software#

  • Continue with the instructions for changing the Group Policy for Software SAS.RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY DDR4 8GB (Speccy says: 8,00Gt Single-Channel Unknown 1333MHz).
  • Locate the Group Policy Object (GPO) in the domain or sub-domain that contains the policy preventing GoToMyPC from sending Ctrl-Alt-Del.
  • In the left pane of the Group Policy Management window, expand the navigation tree until you have reached your company's domain.
  • Type gpmc.msc and then press Enter to open the Group Policy Management Console.
  • Check the box next to Group Policy Management.
  • In the Features section, select Add Features.
  • If using Windows 2008 R2 or 2008 Server, install and enable the Group Policy Management Console:.
  • Navigate to Remote Server Administration Tools > Feature Administration Tools and then check the box next to Group Policy Management Tools.

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  • In the Control Panel, under Programs and Features, click Turn Windows features on or off.

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    On Vista, download and install the Vista Remote Server Administration Tools.

  • On Windows 7, download and install the Windows 7 Remote Server Administration Tools.
  • If using Windows 7 or Vista with Service Pack 1 or later, install or enable the Group Policy Management Console.
  • Log in as a domain administrator to a PC with Windows 7, Vista, Windows 2008 R2 or 2008 Server.













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