Mutt and Jeff
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I just read a page on ZDNET that said a few things that could be benificial to those that use a windows computer and particularly those updating older machines
I recently put the old upgraded so many times through it's life box out to pasture and replaced it with a basic $299 HP box from walmart.
I believe that the old box even with windows 10 running crisp had encountered issues perhaps at it's roots level beyond malware virus but embedded BIOS concerns making it vulnerable without hope of sanitizing.
It goes on to tell you that some things you used to do you should not like registry cleaners and tweaks and tricks and on. It talks about fears of spying by windows and as I mentiond the BIOS or basis of the older machines.
My new box boots fast and runs without issue.
just saying
I enjoy computing and the internet. Without problems, manual scans, and workarounds.
GEEK drivel
I recently put the old upgraded so many times through it's life box out to pasture and replaced it with a basic $299 HP box from walmart.
I believe that the old box even with windows 10 running crisp had encountered issues perhaps at it's roots level beyond malware virus but embedded BIOS concerns making it vulnerable without hope of sanitizing.
It goes on to tell you that some things you used to do you should not like registry cleaners and tweaks and tricks and on. It talks about fears of spying by windows and as I mentiond the BIOS or basis of the older machines.
My new box boots fast and runs without issue.
just saying
I enjoy computing and the internet. Without problems, manual scans, and workarounds.
GEEK drivel