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I have a very stressful job and it's cuasing my anxiety to spike like mad all the time. I'm normally able to deal with my anxiety but this job is too much. It's causing me to lose sleep, lose my appetite and lose interest in the things that i previously enjoyed.

I know that the only way is through, but at what point should I be saying that this job is too much and the anxiety is unhealthy?

Hi everyone, hope this is the right place to ask, but I have a computer with a Z790 that I've been using for over a year now and it just crashed on me and is no long showing any display.

I've tried reseating my ram 1 stick at a time but that hasn't worked, and I noticed that there is an orange LED on under CPU. Any suggestions on what I can do?

When I click shut down on my pc, it goes through the motions of shutting down (blue screen etc) and then the display fades to black but it doesn't power off. I have to manually force shut down to get it to turn off.

I have checked the event viewer and I see a whole bunch of error logs with the following error: "The server {AB8902B4-09CA-4BB6-B78D-A8F59079A8D5} did not register with DCOM within the required timeout."

Any solutions are greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!

I've just started a new job (4 months) and I've been struggling a lot at work. It's a new field for me and I was promised training in the interview, but my manager has left me alone to figure things out on my own. Initially I was a little taken aback as I had expected some level of training at least but I’ve been doing my test to learn as we go along.

We had aligned on projects that I need to accomplish in the year which is fine by me but he has been constantly adding to my workload at an almost daily pace. Some of these are important (e.g. clearing invoices/ data analysis) but some are a waste of time (e.g. testing out a new software that our global team is proposing but we are not usin