samcbshep21

This is what we did in the end, we knew we could we would have just liked to get it in one script. Thanks! - - - Updated - - - Hopefully once we get 5 minutes to try this out we will. Will update you whenever that is. Thanks!

We have created some AD accounts and their Home Directorys through PowerShell. We are trying to make it so each user has access to their Home Directory. Using the below scrcipt we were able to get the 1st user access to their Home directory, the rest errored. If anyone could help I would be so grateful. I had never touched PowerShell until today so am a total noob.

You are completely right, it is just that I don't really want to be keeping spare parts lying around and because of Amazon Prime I can get a new PSU the next day. So as I don't need it right now, I would rather have my money back and it is less stuff lying around. If it wasn't for Prime then I probably would have kept it as a spare.

Sorry for the slow reply, I have been all good now since rolling back my graphics drivers and am using the old PSU.

Quick update - I still had the same issues with a new PSU. I decided to check my drivers (thanks to @Pyroman). I removed current driver using ddu in safemode. I installed a Nvidia driver going back to 358.50. With this driver insgtalled I have had no sytem freezes or crashes of any kind since. I am now going to put in my old PSU and if it works with that then I know that it was a driver issue and can return the new PSU.

I have purchased a new PSU to see if that fixes the issue. Put it in last night and had no issues. Will let you know how it is after the weekend when I am more likely to be using the system for longer.

I have not tried that, how would I test the intel gfx to a similar level as it wont run anything near what the card will.

Somehow I knew that unfortunately. I will try the RAM first as I will need to visit someone to get my PSU back to test and then will try your recommendation.

I have to sticks of RAM, 8gb each. I have moved them around with no success. I guess I should try it with just one stick but that'll take time to rule out each stick in each RAM slot. I can't imagine it being the PSU unless it packed up just as I made the upgrades as there were no issues with my previous mobo and CPU. The only spare one I have is a 500w which might not be enough to run the rig at load. Yeah all drivers are updated.

This is about my personal rig at home, but would appreciate any help. So I upgraded my PC recently, changing the mobo, ram, cpu and cpu cooler. Other than this, the rest remained the same. I had no issues before my upgrade. Now seemingly randomly, my PC will freeze completely. Sometimes it will freeze and the sound will freeze with it leaving a loud buzz until I power the systemhttp://images.intellitxt.com/ast/adTypes/icon1.png off. I know its frozen as no keys respond to any commands (I tell by pressing the num lock key). The PC still has power to it as my LEDs inside, my Keyboard LEDs and fans all remain on. The only thing I can do is hold the power button down and then turn it back on. This will happen from once a night to 3-4 times an hour. The only thing I notice is it only happens when gaminghttp://images.intellitxt.com/ast/adTypes/icon1.png and more specifically harder to run games. An example would be it happens when playing Minecraft with mods and shaders, but remove the shaders and its fine. Currently playing the division on high settings at 1440p and getting a solid 60fps all the time (temp readings below are from when playing that game). The obvious answer is a heat issue, I recently ran a second monitor so I can see my temps when the freeze occurs. around 45c (max 60c) on the cpu and around 65c (max 68c) on the gpu. Specs: -Win10 -Asus rog maximus viii -Skylake 6700k (OC to 4ghz, issues happens when OC and not OC) -cooler master nepton 240m -16gb ddr4 ram -corsair ax760i power supply -gtx 980ti -2 ssds, 1 hdd Would really appreciate any help with this. - Thanks