Recent content by Lance1

I've been using EaseUS Todo backup for many years as well. Only I back up to an external drive and then shelve it. I agree that It's better than having a recovery partition as well.

Try uninstalling the problem update and see if that fixes the issue.

I downloaded Tron so I could look through it and see how in-depth it is... This is not for the average user... There is no GUI "Graphical User Interface" If you have NO Knowledge of .bat file coding I recommend that anyone other than advanced users who know how should interact with Tron. That...

A message to churchillsonm95. In the link that I posted above, under "Use", there is a very strong warning.

Take a look at this---> Tron, An Automated PC Cleanup Script I wouldn't run it on my system.

Get Rid of the snowflakes! I'm sure I'm not alone.

Oh! By the way... Get rid of thoughts dame snowflakes!! Most irritating.

Good job solving your issue at hand. Also, you may want to think about picking up a 4-Port USB 3.1 PCIe Card - 10Gbps - 3x USB with 2x Dedicated Channels If you are serious about picking up transfer rates. I think this will help. Keep in mind the link I posted is just an example. There are many...

So what does the country have anything to do with this? Let's not turn this into a political thing ok... It's software and that's all it is. Where it comes from has NO Relevance.

EaseUS Todo Backup for me. Been using it for years now and I haven't found any that compares. I use the professional version.

Here's 5 Ways to Safely Remove a USB Drive on Windows 11

Windows 11 is at its core Windows 10. You could look and see by inputting your info here--->Gateway Drivers & Downloads you could also go to Contact Support in my link and talk to a representative.

Microsoft limits network bandwidth by up to 80% to accommodate system activity. When you transfer large files, this limit may kick in and limit your network performance, resulting in Windows file transfer slowing down. That being said you can use Group Policy to limit or even remove it...

Which other one were you using?

Are you an admin on your profile? Let's assume that you are. Create the new account and give it admin rights. Ctrl + Alt + Delete and switch accounts. Log in. Go throw the MS BS and get into your account. You should see your apps in this new profile and they should be accessible. Windows Key + E...