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Gerry-

Ran a game on the computer last night for hours(New game big requirements).  I cant think of a time in recent memory that the computer was under so much strain.  The computer ran very well.  I will run the computer over the next few days to see what happens but  all looks well right now.  When the problems began to really impair the computer a few months ago everyone I spoke to locally told me just to reinstall windows or get a mac.  I'm very glad I had to do neither.  The  question that I have is with all of the device drivers in the computer is there a way to inspect then routinely to see if they have need updating?  They seem to be the cause of much trouble.  I want to thank you again for all of your help.

MIke

Gerry-

Logitech M510 is the model number I moved the receiver part of the wireless mouse to a port on the other side of the computer.  When I did it said it was installing device drivers.  Mouse works good.  I do have the regular laptop mouse that I can use if you need me to stop using the wireless one I do have a brand new wireless mouse I can use. It was a backup in case this one ever failed.

Mike

Mike

We need to address the problem with the device in PCI Express slot I raised with you on 15 June. The problem has not gone away!

Log Name:      System

Source:        Microsoft-Windows-WHEA-Logger

Date:          11/07/2015 05:08:36

Event ID:      17

Level:         Warning

Description:

A corrected hardware error has occurred.

Component: PCI Express Root Port

Error Source: Advanced Error Reporting (PCI Express)

Bus:Device:Function: 0x0:0x3:0x0

Vendor ID:Device ID: 0x8086:0xd138

Class Code: 0x30400

Warning            11/07/2015 05:08:36   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            08/07/2015 04:35:34   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            06/07/2015 05:08:46   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            06/07/2015 00:13:33   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            23/06/2015 01:12:49   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            22/06/2015 03:23:19   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            21/06/2015 13:35:28   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            15/06/2015 22:00:46   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            15/06/2015 21:38:20   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            15/06/2015 21:09:06   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            15/06/2015 20:35:15   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            15/06/2015 16:31:04   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            14/06/2015 23:21:52   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            14/06/2015 05:51:42   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            09/06/2015 23:14:15   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            07/06/2015 19:40:13   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            26/05/2015 01:37:53   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            03/05/2015 17:26:55   WHEA-Logger  17          None

Warning            02/05/2015 23:31:24   WHEA-Logger  17          None

We need to determine whether the problem is the device, the lack of the right driver or the PCI Express slot. What model is the Logitech cordless mouse? Are you able to use a different mouse?

Gerry-

ran computer more than 30 minuites. All 3 reports uploaded here is the link

https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=72040AC237B79DD5!105&authkey=!AF20fohFcwNB\_uM&ithint=folder%2cevtx

Mike