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So I work as a tech at a IT shop that also does fix it work and I have to say I just don't get the hate on windows 10. Do updates fail? Yes they do and I'll be the first to admit that it's 10's biggest Achilles' heel. That being said in my experience over 50% of the failed updates are due to one...

MOST of the aftermarket batteries you find on Amazon or Newegg etc are questionable. I don't think these batteries have been sitting on a shelf at all, many of these are salvaged/refurbs. That being said you'd have as much (if not better) luck going with a used pull for the $30

So... Intel is once again the "fastest". Just that you wont be able to actually, you know, buy one . Yeah, totally not vaporware. While I don't have a favorite in this game this just isn't a good look, you can smell a whiff of desperation in the air.

Sounds like a great time for a reinstall; as long as you don't have a ton of reconfiguration post-install it'll be quicker

Hi, If I was fortunate enough to be selected for the giveaway I'd use these parts to build my son his first true gaming system, things have been a bit tight lately but a great power supply and some case fans would really help the project finish up.

I get Intel is trying to minimize the impact of the patches, I just wish they would also put out numbers from slightly older Xeons as well. To me that's the more pertinent information for most folks. On another note I shudder inside when I think of all the average users out there who Intel is...

Wasn't there a new blurb in the last day or two that already stated that Skylake and newer weren't affected to nearly the same level as the older silicon? IF that was true then what we are seeing is simply Intel marketing showing best case scenarios with their breakdown. Not saying it's the end...

There isn't an easy way to keep going down the path to repairing your MBR. I'd just use your repair and you should be able to do a refresh keeping your files; have to reinstall programs but it'll be quicker in the long run.

If a primary use is browsing I'd be hard pressed to recommend XP, not much in the way of browser support nowadays (not to mention security issues inherent with an EOL product). I'd say windows 7 would run fine on that, see it all the time. If you're feeling a bit more adventurous then pick from...

Sounds like a run of the mill malware re-direct. Instead of manually locating it I'd recommend the following: 1.Download ADWCleaner (Bleeping Computer is a great source for all these btw) and run 2. Download HitmanPro and run After the two programs run and clean your system your should be back...

Please add this long time lurker for the drawing as well, thanks!!