Windows 10 support info

I have an HTPC built around the A75m board.

Since updating to Windows 10, HD Audio (ie DTS-MA and Dolby True HD) don't work. Is there likely to be any updated drivers or workaround?

Steam has two options, local install (still need to log in to steam to play) or Stream from another PC on your local network. Streaming game content over the internet would be impractical as it would make their games libraries unavailable to about 90% of the world's population with slow internet (myself included). 

To quote from the OP's first post, "... I cannot run any game on my computer.". Might be an exaggeration, but who knows.

Also, the OP is playing the game via Steam, it is not installed on his PC.

You weren't told a page file was not needed with an SSD, but that it was not good to have it on an SSD. Both of those things are false.

Either create the page file, or buy more memory at this point. We don't have enough information about what's going on with your PC to tell you anything else.

I would still like to see what the memory usage is when that message appears. Start Task Manager (Ctrl Alt Del), More details, Performance tab, Memory. Also, the Processes tab will show what programs are using how much memory.

From that screen, you can click Open Resource Monitor (at the bottom of the screen), click the Memory tab there for more details on memory usage.

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Simonmcd wrote: any game it doesn't matter I'm just looking up how to upload a pic on here actual ram on 960 is 4GB gddr5

You need to find a free image hosting website, there are many out there. Just search on free image hosting, choose one, create an account, and upload your pictures. When you select a picture, on the website's page there should be links to the picture. You copy the text of the link by highlighting it, left click on it and select Copy.

You must use the forums Advanced Editor, which is opened by clicking the arrow on the top line of the Quick Reply editor shown at the bottom of a thread.

In the forum's Advanced Editor, at the top is an Insert Image icon, it looks like a tree in a square. Click on that, a box will appear, and you Paste the link text into the Image URL area. You can click Preview to see if the link works. No need to set any of the Width or Height options normally. Click OK when done.

The image should appear in your post like this, a sample from the Insert Image option:



I wonder is Steam does not like XFast LAN? Does not make sense but who knows.

Just FYI, I don't recall ever seeing someone having this problem in this forum, meaning it is not common.