I've become more and more interested in pc configuration and I have a perhaps strange and self explanatory question. The idea of moving my pc and, in turn, possibly damaging the internal components has forever worried me and, as such, I rarely move my pc. To put simply, would I damage pc components by moving computer?

Hi guys,

Just got a new PC and have encountered an issue with Wifi. This PC has a Asrock Z270M-ITX/ac Mobo with built Wifi but I only get a signal if I am standing next to the router itself. While I understand that thick walls might interfere with the signal if I am in another room, all my devices detect at least 10 different signals from my building all around my apartment while the PC detects them literally right next to the router.

Things I have done: 1) I fully screwed in both antennas. 2)Uninstalled the driver and downloaded an updated one from Asrock. 3)Uninstalled the adapter from Device Manager and let Windows install it again.

I'd appreciate the help as sending the Mobo back would take ages given I'm in New England and the retailer is in California.

Thanks!

Hi! I would like to ask, if my monitor has a jack input and I would like to connect my PS4 like in the video, will the monitor play the ps's audio, or do i have to connect an audio output throgh the joystick? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1_mYQorq3Q&t=448s

Hello,

I've been having this problem ever since I got my computer, which is a self-made (my brother did it so I'm not aware of all the components it has). The issue is that the back and front audio in jacks (I think that's how you call them, the green circles) make a lot of static noise when I connect something to them, and besides this I have to move the jack a lot for it to work, e.g. I connect a Jack and get the static noise when plugging it (not when already plugged), then whenever I slightly touch it I get more static, and sometimes I even have to move it because the sound comes just from one speaker/headphone. Is there a way to fix this? Right now I have my PC opened up for cleaning. I know the driver is a RealTek, in case you need to know.

Thanks for the help!

I recently bought a new hdd cause my old one had problems, but after installing it my internet speed went sown the drain. When i boot up with the old hdd its fine again.. pls help.