Recent content by Senecio

This is the $64,000 question. :-) I don't think they take much notice unless you are a business with thousands of windows workstations.

I switched recently. There are advantages and disadvantages. However the disadvantages are few and easily surmountable for my requirements. I like Thunderbird and will stick with it.

Yes, I also have the four lozenges, but without the chinese characters.

If you are having trouble getting into the BIOS/UEFI settings, try this: Settings > System > Recovery > Advanced start up > Restart Now. Then you will get a menu on reboot, from which you choose Troubleshoot > Advanced > UEFI settings, which will restart again and take you into the BIOS...

Not for much longer: Scientists Just Built an AI That Predicts Weather in Minutes – And It’s Beating the Best

..and I've never had it on my Arm Laptop.

Yes, but I bet he gets fantastic photos. Of course, they may not be REAL - (I was shocked, shocked I tell you, when I read that if you take a photo of the moon with the top of the line Samsung phones, they use AI to "improve" the image.)

You're certainly not alone in that!

Turn off 'auto download over wifi' in Settings, Software updates.

Looking forward to it. I love new stuff.

I think the 'install part' probably also includes communication between your device and the remote server. I'd say your download speed is the main culprit. I have 900Mb/s download speed - so 15x faster.

For me the cumulative update was really quite quick. The desktop took about 7-8 minutes, but the laptop (ARM based windows) was really quick at about 4-5 minutes. Although there was no .net update on the laptop. I assume this is because most of the quality changes will be rolled out gradually later.

Appeared on WU both ARM windows version, and the standard version. Still have three dot problem on the desktop (scaling at 150% which I'm certainly not about to change for such a trivial issue). No problem with DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth or SFC /scannow. Antivirus is Eset and...

I've recently reviewed the alternatives, and (apart from Thunderbird and one or two other free offerings) the paid-for software (such as EM-Mail) are really rather expensive. A lot of people will decide that for their own use of email, the client incorporated in Windows is enough. Nothing to do...

I believe it's around 4K in space. So put it on a geostationary orbit satellite (with a very big solar array) and beam input and output from a ground station. Do you think MS has guys working at Roswell?