Needless to say I uninstalled it and isolated runtime broker and com surrogate as culprits. Security was revoked from trusted installer in properties of the affected processes and the whole OS runs better now. I get that some users would do something extremely dumb like delete sys32 but impeding normal functionality and installing random shit is just insulting. Everytime I have a misbehaving app I revoke trusted installer's permissions from the app and leave only myself users admins and system. This prevents anything but you to make changes to your precious computer. The idea that some "Microsoft engineer" or a guy in India has total control over my computer doesn't sit well with me. Using task manager and sorting processes by network usage usually shows what app and process is misbehaving. Why Microsoft feels the need to "enhance" your windows experience with this shit is beyond me but I suppose SOMEBODY gets a paycheck for it so it's deemed necessary. Try it with something as simple as your web browser and you'll notice a big difference. Disabling things like webview helps too. Ideally all you need is your own user input and system utilities for windows to run properly.

I am learning web development and i was looking for exercises to practice React. Then I remembered my parents always struggle with basic Windows Explorer skills. So I build a small interactive course to help them with a few guided levels to create folders, navigate and copy paste.

Who else? I m not nostalgic, but comon, many things werwr better, it didnt have the news, the taskbar was in a better order, many things were better and simplier, the impression that I have, is that only change what I want in the actual one, will not make the same as Windows 10

I remember seeing an option in Windows 8 called something like Virtual Memory. It basically takes a chunk of free HDD or SSD space and allows it to be used like RAM, just not as effective.

Say I picked up a 1TB SSD and assigned all of its space to virtual memory, would i essentially have 1TB of memory (albeit not as effective)?

Windows goes from 0-100 whereas Mac goes from 0-16. Is there a way to simplify wi does volume the way Mac is simplified?

Complete With the network flyouts, radio buttons for paint etc. Logon screen and much much more.

I have a brand new SSD that I'm gonna put in my laptop, since Microsoft is gonna stop all supports for Windows 10, should I upgrade to windows 11?

Another problem is Windows 11 has MAJOR slowing issues by hardware performance, and my laptop isn't very new, nor does Microsoft allow me to upgrade to windows 11, I found atlas OS and I've seen some comments about it saying they removed all security systems and problems are extremely hard to repair, any other alternatives?

Specs: HP Pavilion 15 Gaming (ak031tx)

i5 6500HQ - Intel HD530 8GB 1600MHZ RAM, thinking of a 12gb ram upgrade NVIDIA GTX950M 4GB VRAM Intel HD530

also HP doesn't show any drivers on their websites for my laptop anymore, any suggestions or helps are really appreciated 😔🙏🏻🙏🏻 Thinking of using Snappy Driver Installer (sdi.tool.org)

TLDR: windows 10 or 11 or something like Atlas OS that has security systems, and driver update suggestions for my hp laptop since hp websites doesn't want to support it anymore, probably gonna use sdi to solve it

Mac os stopped working on this macbook a long time ago and it was just sitting in a box but then I had an idea. Why not switch the operating system on it to windows 10.

https://www.deviantart.com/jimmyxd2/art/MacOS-Cursors-for-Windows-980049964