Luca

make a backup before u touch the thermal paste, learned that teh hard way :) @hana polar 3ey did u ever fix it?

for me it was the thermal paste. swapped it and boom, fixed

these are handy, but Id warn people not to dump random things in teh all users startup folder. easy to forget and slow down every login. just my 2 cents

twenty years of Windows and never knew Send To was editable. added a shortcut to Notepad and it's already paying off.

uhh any update on this? ??

lol same thing happened to me have u checked your file explorer settings? mine were reset after an update

omg finally ok update: did what @patch owl123 said and its fine now

hmmm exact same thing happened to my gaming rig last month

try turning off the BIOS first, fixed it for me. reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets hope that helps :)

shell:AppsFolder is the best way to make desktop shortcuts for Store apps. Drag an app out and Windows asks to create a shortcut.

ok but which version are you on? RAM prices doing their own thing again smh

long time lurker first post lol ok this thread just saved my weekend... which version are u on??

hotel and guest networks sometimes block UDP or specific ports. if the client claims connected but no handshake data flows, try the TCP/443 fallback mode if your VPN offers one.

Judge teh editing experience first. If non technical people update content weekly, the admin UI matters more than build speed ;) Have the actual editors try both before deciding; their frustration is what ends up on ur desk.

wait what id actually do DDU first rather than a rlolback... rollback keeps teh same leftovers around, and a clean slate tells u more. just my 2 cents