- Nov 6, 2012
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Hi All,
On Friday, I received my PC new components, AMD 5800x, Gigabyte Aorus x570 Pro &16GB RAM (Crucial Ballistix BL2K8G36C16U4R 3600 MHz). Since installing Windows, I have had several issues: mainly file explorer becomes unresponsive; when this happens control panal and disk management also become unresponsive. I've reinstalled Windows several times but the issue is still arising. It seems to be caused by my Blu-ray drive, BDR-206D. When I put a disc in, the drive takes a long time to recognise the contents or file explorer becomes unresponsive for up to a few minutes, until I remove the disc.
I ran scannow in CMD based on what I read about this issue and supposely it fixed corrupt files but the issue reappears. The other suggestion is to edit the registry as under Windows 10 Blu-ray drives are considered legacy devices. I'm not sure if that is necessary for a clean install of Windows?
I installed the latest chipset software from AMDs website and update the BIOS (f33g). Since then I have had the dreaded AMD USB issue, I don't know if the problems are connected?
The other issues I have (which are less important), is that fast charging won't work and the headphone amp is not showing up within the Realtek app. Gigabyte refers to "USB Turbocharger" in their documentation but also "On-off charge on their website to add to the confusion.
I'm not sure if the issues are caused by Windows or my new hardware and I'd like to get to the bottom of this. Any ideas? Thanks.
On Friday, I received my PC new components, AMD 5800x, Gigabyte Aorus x570 Pro &16GB RAM (Crucial Ballistix BL2K8G36C16U4R 3600 MHz). Since installing Windows, I have had several issues: mainly file explorer becomes unresponsive; when this happens control panal and disk management also become unresponsive. I've reinstalled Windows several times but the issue is still arising. It seems to be caused by my Blu-ray drive, BDR-206D. When I put a disc in, the drive takes a long time to recognise the contents or file explorer becomes unresponsive for up to a few minutes, until I remove the disc.
I ran scannow in CMD based on what I read about this issue and supposely it fixed corrupt files but the issue reappears. The other suggestion is to edit the registry as under Windows 10 Blu-ray drives are considered legacy devices. I'm not sure if that is necessary for a clean install of Windows?
I installed the latest chipset software from AMDs website and update the BIOS (f33g). Since then I have had the dreaded AMD USB issue, I don't know if the problems are connected?
The other issues I have (which are less important), is that fast charging won't work and the headphone amp is not showing up within the Realtek app. Gigabyte refers to "USB Turbocharger" in their documentation but also "On-off charge on their website to add to the confusion.
I'm not sure if the issues are caused by Windows or my new hardware and I'd like to get to the bottom of this. Any ideas? Thanks.