You need to set it to access point mode. You’ve created a double NAT.

I’m pretty sure it needs 2 X 8 pin, which you have

Follow the instructions for “from a blank screen”

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/start-your-pc-in-safe-mode-in-windows-92c27cff-db89-8644-1ce4-b3e5e56fe234

Choose safe mode with networking when prompted

I can’t read dump files but someone should advise once you’ve done the bot’s instructions.

Tag me if no one replies and I’ll try figure something out for you

You need to use edge for best battery efficiency. It’s annoying but by far the most efficient browser on laptops.

In hp command centre, what is your profile set to?

You can resize a window using the arrow keys:

Windows + up maximises a selected window (in the taskbar) Windows + left snaps it left Windows + right snaps it right

If you’re technical you can buy the panel from AliExpress or similar and replace it. It usually costs a lot less.

The following video is not a complete guide, but could give some insight: https://youtu.be/YehuXR13UVo?si=XegfEtwdztqr2N4L

Be aware that monitors are not designed to be opened and might have exposed high voltage circuitry, that could cause serious injury if mishandled.

This depends on the operating system, and the conditions it is running in.

Word caches docx files as a part of Autorecovery automatically

What score does this give you?

https://test-ipv6.com/

And what ISP?

You can check if it is ram using memtest:

How to run : https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/91174-run-windows-memory-diagnostics-tool-windows-10-a.html

How to get the results: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/91178-read-memory-diagnostics-tool-results-event-viewer-windows-10-a.html

(The results no longer appear automatically, because why would you want that - Microsoft)

In task manager > performance > undernewth your main (usually c:) disk it should say HDD or SSD.

Can you tell me what it says?

And what exactly is slow? I assume windows use in general?

Pc1 is faster but be aware the power supply in both is going to be quite low wattage for a 3060ti and the cpu. You might need to replace it.

Check your motherboard manual for information on debug led’s, buzzers etc.

Try clearing the CMOS using the guide on the manual.

So your pc has one soldered ram and one ram slot. You can buy 1 of a SO-DIMM DDR4 stick. Maximum is 16gb for this model.

Is it in device manager? Search “device manager” in start

Expand graphics adapters. Probably then send a screenshot via Imgur or other photo host website

Yeah your GPU is dying, sorry.

I’ve visited old threads and websites and done nearly everything in my power to fix this, but I just can’t come to a solution. Maybe you guys have some experience with this?

Yeah I dunno how to say this without coming across as rude but I can’t know what you’re referring to. So I assume:

Restarted the router/ modem Ran commands, including all of the following

ipconfig

Ipconfig /release

Ipconfig /renew

Manually configured your internet by:

Setting a static IP in the router

Changing router DHCP settings

Disabling ipv6

Updating drivers

Press windows+p at the same time and choose “extend”

Contact the manufacturer with this video, it could be fine but you deserve better

I think windows nowadays needs UEFI and GPT to install on both the usb and disk unless you’ve found a 32bit legacy installer

What cable? Should be working fine over Displayport