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As far as I can remember, this laptop used to take about 2 minutes to boot up from power-on. And I used to complain that was too long, back then LoL.

I downloaded and ran both apps, CrystalDiskInfo and DiskGenius CrystalDiskInfo report = health status = (good, 5400 RPM, 44575 hours, 41 c) DiskGenius report = (99.9 perc excellent, a few good, and 2 normal sector readings, no bad sectors)

I have updated my topic to indicate the OS version. I meant to note that but forgot.

Hi. On my main laptop (Windows 7), I use 24/7, every time I shut down and restart, it takes a very long time to reach the windows desktop, maybe 30 minutes or longer. I believe that it may be due to an issue with the Registry. The reason I say this is because: * when I am searching inside it...

SOLVED -- Settings and Windows 10 Home Activation Thanks to this topic (below) that I found today, I was able to properly Activate my Chuwi Hi10 win10 home tablet just now !! * link: Windows 11 Pro Activation Issue - New Laptop I downloaded the ShowKeyPlus (link below) app and ran it. Then, I...

Like most new laptops and tablets of today, I have a tablet that has no hardware hard drive LED light to show activity. Are there any recommendations for a *free* windows app for my tablet?

win10 After a recent long issue and battle with Windows activation (and upgrade) and repercussions, I went through, I was wondering, what is a good time to activate Windows? 1. before updates begin - new tablet/computer 2. during updates (could have received several already--I have) 3. or...

Ahaa! I found it. 1. open control panel 2. select Network and Internet 3. select View network status and tasks 4. done

OH, because there is no Settings>network & Internet>advanced network settings in win10 using your steps.

Unfortunately, that does not show the real-time stats for the data coming in and data going out of my computer/device, like the screenshot I posted, showing just under the Activity section. I recall in one of my older tablets with win8.1 you would do the same or similar steps and it would read...

In Windows 7, to bring up the Wifi Network Connection Status dialog (so I can see the send/receive bytes) 1. I will click on the wifi 5-bar icon in the system tray, 2. right-click to select my wifi connection 3. select Status

Okay, will read it, thanks.

I store my data (which is very few) on usb flash sticks. Which backup? The one included in windows? I searched for it by typing "backup" but there was none. I saw it in the last version, I think.

I have some good news. After 6 hours of restoring agony... It was Windows 10 Home. Also, Settings is working as normal !! :thumbsup: :clap:😊

I am going to look for another tablet. It has to be a tablet.