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I'm not sure if I did this right. When I select "Share" I osemar@microsof.com. I sent two files 2023-22-23_APPLICATION and 2023-22-23_SYSTEM. I also turned sharing on and selected Microsoft Teams.

I had changed the graphic driver and thought all was well but another random reboot happened again a short time ago.

For the record, I have been present only once when a restart has occurred and there was never a warning, my PC just rebooted to a blue Windows login screen. Most of the time the restart happened while I was away from the PC 30 minutes or so. Find the V2 log attached.

Critical @2:23 PM. That is the time frame I was away from my PC. Kernal-Power on August 8

I never have run my PC 24-7. It's off when I am done for the day.

Thanks! I'll give that a try.

This is not consistent but occasion my PC will reboot out of nowhere when it is idle for an hour or so. I don't know if it's a crash or something else as I was not rendering a project. This happens about once every two weeks. I have no idea how to trouble shoot this to find out what may cause...

Thanks for your suggestions. Overnight I recalled I did a clean install recently while using ethernet connection. Maybe without an active WiFi the driver wasn't installed during the clean install. Using my wife's PC I researched and found the driver, installed it, rebooted and now have WiFi.

About 2 years ago I bought a WiFi card for my PC. When we moved my computer wasn’t receiving a decent signal so I had a technical run ethernet cable. Now I need to use WiFi access but all I see available in Network Settings is Ethernet. No WiFi. I thought there might be a setting in BIOS but...

I thought my other issues were with the Insider version of Win 11. For example, my software (Oops! Backup is old software, 10yrs+) for backing up data could not open because of a max size file name. Windows said it was over the max of 260+characters. I could look into folders on the HDD (the HDD...

Yes. I do have a WiFi compatible card but use a direct connection to my modem. Get 350Mbs with it. While troubleshooting today I noticed the HDD drive got noisy. I decided to and move on. I purchase a Seagate Expansion 6TB External Hard Drive HDD - USB 3.0...

Yes. When I finished the clean install, I immediately installed the AMD Chipset drivers. I only see in Device Management a Network Controller located at PCI bus 6, device 0, function 0 without drivers and none can be found. Everything on my PC seems okay except the backup HDD.

I was on the Windows 11 Insider Program but had some issues and did a clean install to a stable release of Windows 11 Pro 64-bit, Version 22H2 (OS Build 22621.1413). Before the clean install my USB 6TB backup NTFS HDD was fully recognized. Now, it's not. All Disk Management says is the drive is...

I had a Commodore 64 as well. :-)

No apology necessary. I didn't take any offense. Everyone in this forum have the best of intension when offering suggestions. I get into trouble when tinkering so I don't. That keeps me out of trouble. ;-)