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Bummer!

Try replacing the cmos battery.
I had the same problem, wouldn't boot into Bios/uefi until I did that (the clock was still working fine tho).
Also needed to use a usb keyboard as my cordless...

Are they still running the old Wellington trams at Queen Elizabeth Park in Paekakariki?

I see that that the Control Panel/System page has been removed and replaced with a W10 version
https://www.howtogeek.com/697152/where-did-the-system-control-panel-go-on-windows-10/

Now, now, behave! :punk

Loose or faulty battery?

There's one in Levin...

https://www.androidcentral.com/what-samsung-quick-connect-galaxy-s6
perhaps this will help

A good method to pin down the sound source is to get a short length of hose and use it as a "stethoscope".

Looks fairly combustible :rolleyes:

too long;didn't read

Try to be more concise.

Does this help?
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/windows-usb-dvd-download-tool

That first link you supplied led to another link on that webpage (reimage plus) which gave this warning from Eset
10369 :confused:

Would agree with your diagnosis
If you open up your power supply, you'll probably find there are leaking capacitors on its circuit board, take a close look at your motherboard too, you might find...

Doom 3 came out in 2004
What OS are you using, W10 perhaps? Not surprising it wont install correctly.

(XP came out in 2001, Vista 2006).

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Autoruns?
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns

https://www.msn.com/en-nz/motoring/news/british-great-stirling-moss-dies-at-90-after-long-illness/ar-BB12vWYL?ocid=spartandhp

Go here
https://pressf1.pcworld.co.nz/newattachment.php?do=assetmanager&values[t]=148946&contenttypeid=1&poststarttime=1586574751&posthash=d42970fad7e21e180cc867693b34a044&insertinline=1
to post a...

With xtra/Spark, pretty variable (been as low as 7 to 20 down but still 20 up), ok for now https://www.speedtest.net/result/9216333223.png

Hee hee

Perhaps Podbean may have been updated and no longer works on KitKat (2014)?
Perhaps its the phone itself, causing network instability.
Time for a new phone?

How about setting the view as thumbnails, within the window, then hold down ctrl and roll your mouse scroll wheel back and forth until you get the size you desire.

Think this only happens if you have the Ribbon turned on in the window?

Some may find this illuminating...