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If there was a windows update just before it happened uninstall the update and see if that fixes it
EDIT: opps put thinks not things
There is no mechanical parts which could "break" in motherboard. I have been encountering PCs which were decade old and still working as all is ok. I build my current PC in 2018-2019.
I don't know how to uninstall windows updates. Also is it real solution? So, I will be unable to install any updates then?
Your advice is not much helpful.
Thus the software component and me suggesting you uninstall any Windows update that occurred just before it started. Assuming one did.
Maybe a pin was bent and it's gradually worked loose? Of maybe the wire and a small break in it that has gradually worked away for the rest and breaking the connection.
I responded to this
You don't get it, so I pointed out how it could have happened. You even went on to say maybe Windows update so I suggested uninstalling any recent Windows update because you had JUST said it could be related.
Sorry not helpful. Got it. I'll just go talk to the wall
You can uninstall Windows Update. Had you not been so rude and ASKED how myself or someone else could have explained it. Or you could have done a simple web search.
Not a potential solution. Just me talking out my ****
Windows creates restore points at various times including before windows updates so users can revert to before the update incase it caused problems.
Seriously what is the point of coming to ask people for help and then question what they say and be rude because you have 0 knowledge about what they suggest?
Edit, added more but honestly don't care now. Blocking and unsubscribing
windows will go back to default generic drivers that work but often with issues
get the correct drivers from the mobo/model or oem sites
and gpu drivers from amd/nvidia/intel
go to the mfg sites
if you need help finding them post a cpuz validation link
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
cpuz -> validate button -> submit button
it will open a browser, copy the url (address) and paste it here
https://valid.x86.fr/l5wqx6
select win10
grab audio, inf (chipset), lan, vga
Thank you very much! I also installed the rgb driver again... But I chose beta version of the latest avalaible updated package. It works! "It just works"
Sorry man, maybe I was wrong somewhere. However, I saw your answer as so short that it didn't help me much. Also I am still trying to understand what exactly could have break. And how. As it appears now - none.