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| System Name | Desktop; Lenovo IdeaPad 300-15ISK |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Core i3-540; Intel Core i5-6200U |
| Motherboard | Intel DH55HC; Lenovo Paris 5A8 |
| Cooling | Intel stock (copper base); Stock |
| Memory | 6GB (2x3) DDR3-1333; 8GB (1x8) DDR3L-1600 |
| Video Card(s) | Integrated; Integrated |
| Storage | ~10 HDDs of various sizes, capacities, and speeds; 1TB 5400RPM HDD |
| Display(s) | Acer X193W+Dell E173FP; Stock glossy 1366x768p |
| Case | Antec P9; Stock |
| Audio Device(s) | Internal Speaker; Internal Speakers |
| Power Supply | Antec HCG-520; Stock |
| Mouse | A4Tech BW-35 (PS2); Synaptics Touchpad (with 2 hardware buttons)+ SilverLine RF-67BL (2.4GHz) |
| Keyboard | SilverLine KB889 (USB); Stock |
| Software | Solus/Ubuntu/Arch/Windows 10; Solus |
Hello, I was experimenting with the Test Utility on my PC (it's a testbed for possible changes to other PCs), and as such, from time to time I reset changes.
Unfortunately, it would appear that the changes with the Test Utility are semi-permanent, since purging the system of anything to do with Realtek Audio, and then reinstalling the drivers (UAD), keeps the same changes.
Unfortunately, I do not remember what changes I have made, so can someone help me find a way to reset my changes?
If there is no other way, I'll be glad for a backup done on another PC with the same motherboard, the ASRock H97M.
Unfortunately, it would appear that the changes with the Test Utility are semi-permanent, since purging the system of anything to do with Realtek Audio, and then reinstalling the drivers (UAD), keeps the same changes.
Unfortunately, I do not remember what changes I have made, so can someone help me find a way to reset my changes?
If there is no other way, I'll be glad for a backup done on another PC with the same motherboard, the ASRock H97M.
