I immediately have to post this here to ask for help. As I'm using my laptop, the screen suddenly turns to pinks lines all over it. It makes me panic and immediately turn off my laptop. When I turn it on, green lines appeared to all of the screen except the top part. I need immediate help to repair my laptop as soon as possible. Don't have any contact to tech repairs right now so Reddit is my only hope this time.

My phone got dropped in water and everything seems to be working fine, except for the charging port. I've tried multiple chargers and it just won't charge.

When i pulled the charger out of the phone it had some water on it, so it's definitely the water. How do i get the water out of there?

I guess this isn't really a software issue but still, tomato tomato

EDIT: Nvm lol it air dried i guess all it needed was time

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Basically only with certain keys, they don’t activate until I press another. For example, if I press the “W” key, it doesn’t work. However, if whilst holding “W” I press another key such as “E”, they will both input at the same time. Any ideas? I can provide more information if needed such as the specific keys not working, with help I can find specs but I currently don’t know them.

I have been hacked

Hi guys a week ago my laptop got hacker lucky my social was save but the hacker managed to get my steam account and sold my stuff but I managed to got my steam account back. The bigger problem now is the the hacker has taken over my Microsoft account and changed the email I had asked help from Microsoft but they only suspended the account I had bought minecraft on that account and now I can’t play because on which the email I bought Minecraft with doesn’t exist can anyone help me plzz

Btw the email is still the on my laptop the I open the windows tab and in settings but when I go to manage the account the account doesn’t exist

I have a strange issue that just started occurring today, worried that my GPU might be dying.

When I run certain games, and only certain games, I get a strange buzzing noise that comes through my headphones even with my PC muted.

The last time I tested one of these games, upon closing out I had several freezes that lasted as long as 15 to 20 seconds each. These freezes were accompanied with some minor visual artifacting. Eventually it went away and stopped, and I was able to restart my PC and clear the CMOS.

I checked to make sure that my surge protector is plugged into a fully grounded socket, it is. I then ran a long GPU and CPU stress test, which did not trigger the buzzing noise and did not indicate any problems.

When I launch certain games the buzzing sound still persists.

Heat levels seem fine, I am monitoring CPU heat, GPU heat, GPU, hotspot and memory heat, etc. All fans appear to be working perfectly fine. All voltages seem to be fine, as far as I can tell.

This problem literally just started today, and I haven't had any software or hardware changes between yesterday and now.

Kind of at a loss as to where to go from here. Any and all help would be much appreciated.

My PC specs are: MOBO - Gigabyte X870E Aorus Elite WiFi 7 (newest BIOS version) CPU - AMD Ryzen 9800X3D GPU - EVGA 3080 RAM - G.Skill Trident Neo RGB DDR5-6000 (2x16GB) PSU - EVGA 1000 watt power supply gold rated

My story may sound dumb, I was trying to solve an USB problem on my PC, and accidentally I ended up turning my disk (E:) from basic to dynamic.

I read a little about this issue and fortunately my OS runs on (C:) so it wouldn't be a problem if I decide to turn my disk (E:) back to basic.

However, after reading a little more, some YT tutorials claim that I can turn my disk back without losing any data, but most comments said that is not true and ended losing their data anyways.

So, my question is, should I leave my disk (E:) as dynamic? Does leaving it that way affects performance, storage, etc.

EDIT: I do not have a backup. My disk (E:) is only dedicated to store movies, family photos and steam games. No apps nor Windows files.