Is Windows 10 get?ting slower and lazier

Dude · 06 Dec 2015

That is a lot of stuff, I would recommend(My Opinion, your choice) to back up any files you need. Make sure you have the key for your MS office. Then I would do a clean install.

If you don't want to clean install, the only Dell software to keep would be the quickset. Try removing the Dell stuff, minus quickset, and see if it improves for you.

If you don't use any Apple products, get rid of it too.

seasickseagull · 06 Dec 2015

Dude said:

Not at all, let us know. A couple more questions

You did an upgrade install, is that correct?

Do you know what BIOS version you are running, some Dell Laptops have a BIOS update for Windows 10.

my bios version is A14 and my motherboard is ON4J7H

seasickseagull · 06 Dec 2015

I received the email from Microsoft that my version of Windows 10 was ready to download....so I clicked and the rest is history

seasickseagull · 06 Dec 2015

seasickseagull said:

I received the email from Microsoft that my version of Windows 10 was ready to download....so I clicked and the rest is history

I just clicked on Dell update to see if any updates were available

Dude · 06 Dec 2015

What ver of 10 are you running. Right click the start button, select run. Type winver, hit enter and it will show you

seasickseagull · 06 Dec 2015

Version 10.0 Build 10240

Dude · 06 Dec 2015

Okay, I would run the update and see how it works for you.

seasickseagull · 06 Dec 2015

Dude said:

Okay, I would run the update and see how it works for you.

do you mean the Dell update?

Atomic1977 · 06 Dec 2015

If you are update to date you should be at OS Build 10586.17 but I understand that not all windows updates come through for all computers correctly.

seasickseagull · 06 Dec 2015

so how can I make sure I get Build 10586.17 can I go to the Microsoft web site and request it?