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Yes Sir, I sure can. Just send a bunch of money and I'll get it done. :)

An SSD is always a good option. You will feel like you have a new computer. I would strongly suggest an SSD if it is within your budget. You could get a smaller SSD and a mechanical hard driver for your dta, keep only the OS and programs on the SSD. That's what most of us do. I realize...

Have you tried running Dism.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup See if there is anything here that may help DISM - Fixing Component Store Corruption in Windows 8 Some other options Windows Update - Reset - Windows 7 Help Forums Repair Install Windows 8

The motherboard's web site is where you will find the QVL list which will tell you most of that. You can also let the Crucial Scanner see what type ram they suggest. You can the look at the specs and buy any brand ram you want. But, I think Kingston is good ram, but probably no better than the...

Look at the Motherboard's QVL List. That will tell you the ram that has been tested on that board.

You're welcome. I hope everything continues to work for you. I would use it just that way for a few days and make sure there are no problems. If there are not, you can buy an adapter to connect your second monitor to your graphics card. They are usually pretty cheap. I just bought a Display Port...

OK, great. See if it works any better that way.

Try connecting both monitors to the card and see what happens.

Are you saying your monitors are not plugged into the card? They should be, if it was working. But, it shouldn't affect the CPUz detection. You could download GPUz (https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/) and see what it detects. It can give you a lot of info about your graphics. If you download it...

Aimee, I know you don't like working inside the computer. Do you know someone who could help you? It is a very simple job. Could you remove the graphics card and plug just 1 monitor into your motherboard slot and see if it works? You Motherboard has a connection for a DVI, VGA and an HDMI...

Aimee, it seems you have some problems with your Graphics card. At least that's what it appears. If you look at your mainboard CPUz screenshot, the PCIe at the bottom says X0 X0. It should say X16 X16. It means your card is not being used and is not being recognized. This is what I am talking about.

Aimee, am I correct that the only pci/pcie card you have installed is your graphics card? That is all I can really see from your picture. How long ago did you purchase your computer from Cyberpower? Please download and install The Toshiba (Fijitsu) Hard Drive Diagnostic test WinDFT test and run...

There's no hurry. Whenever you have time.