hmmmm.
pc is back on but i got a system error.
says
unexpected error occured
system restore could not access file. probably due to a anti-virus program but i dont have one. hmm.
error number is (0x80070005)
edit:
i cant create a system recovery disc since that option, no longer available since this is modern win 10. like you say i need a flash drive of at least 8 gb. screw it i’ll leave it for later then.
btw, is there a way to see the win 10 digital license on my pc?
theres no product key for win 10 if you upgrade from win 7 to 10…only a digital license but i havent found the way to see it on my pc if even possible.
I used Belarc Advisor to find my Windows key way before I started building my PC’s. If you end up needing a new key, check Play-Asia, you can usually get OEM keys dirt cheap there (I’ve seen them as low as about $12).
FWIW, the last time I had a problem like that was before building, and it ended up being the hard drive.
From my understanding, the digital license gets tied to the motherboard much like an OEM version. You should be able to clean install Windows 10, even if this was a Windows 7 upgrade, as long as the motherboard is the same. Also, I believe that Windows 10 uses the Windows 7 product key as its activation key when done from an upgraded installation.
People still report being able to use Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 keys to activate 10. Also the version of Windows has to match. For example, WIn 7 Home Premium to Win 10 Home, or Win 7 Pro to Win 10 Pro.
so last night i downloaded the HP diagnostic tool. everything passed regarding hardware so it was a software at fault.
i then did a system maintainance check using windows in settings…took a while but it fixed whatever was wrong with it but it did a system restore
all
the
way
back to 6 months ago because after the system maintainence check i noticed my desktop wallpaper got reverted back to the one i used from 6 months ago.
If i install a secondary cpu into my pc to accompany the cpu already there, what exactly happens? Meaning, does the pc use both simultaneously? Or does it auto switch back and forth between the two? or does it negate the one with lower processing power altogether?
And can they be different in brands? One intel and the other AMD?
Not sure if this a joke post or not. Motherboards only have one slot for a CPU. If you are looking to upgrade you’ll probably need a new CPU and Motherboard. Probably memory too.