SuperFetch had sense on HDDs, not on SSDs, just like indexing. Those are obsolete, outdated features.

Everything is shown and "logged", it does not disappear like in Currports, once the connection is closed.

Try this - Update Time v1.3

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LiveTcpUdpWatch logs all traffic, in comparison CurrPort does not show all traffic, only established connections.

I additionally encrypt it via 7zip and then again when using a zero-knowledge cloud storage.


Those are mine "core" passwords. I do not store them in a password manager.
410871


For simple...

Reset MS password or remove the account. That is pretty much it.
You can add another admin account via the "sticky keys" method.

You can not backup cookies/passwords, it is designed that way to prevent hackers from stealing sessions.
I backup the profile to save settings/flags. %LocalAppData%\Microsoft\Edge Sync takes care of...

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I liked Edge's password manager (MS Authenticator), but after MS has deprecated it, I switched to Bitwarden.

Have you updated BIOS to version 3.01? Sometimes it fixes issues that are not specifically listed.

ASRock > B650M-HDV/M.2

It is about the priority, it follows the logic in this order:

Browser > Windows > Router (the least important regarding DNS)

So basically, when set DNS in the browser, it ignores Windows and...

There are hundreds of cleaners, you might have a better luck posting it as open source on github.
Otherwise I doubt anyone would be willing to even try it, especially since it is marked as malware.

It is called a progress, but people are afraid of a change. Sure, there are privacy implications, but it can not be stopped, especially since people do not care. Linux is used by 2% and most of it...

We must not be using the same onedrive, it syncs whatever it wants, regardless what the user wants.
Like I do not want desktop synced, yet onedrive syncs it, MS told it so. The same goes for...

Clear DNS Cache, browser cache, cookies or reset browser, yes you will have to re-login, but it might fix it.
Alternately, you could just change DNS - The Best Free and Public DNS Servers (2024)

Those folders were last changed a year ago, so it is unlikely that they were active.

Run CMD as admin and copy/paste:

takeown /s %computername% /u %username% /f "D:\Program Files" /r /d y
icacls "D:\Program Files" /inheritance:r
icacls "D:\Program Files" /grant:r...

MS does not care about security at all. MS proved it by removing categories from a password manager.
They worked, I loved them, now I have to switch to a password manager, because MS no longer...

This was 15 years ago - 300GB "DVDs" (promising up to 1.6TB)
https://youtu.be/GMoxb79FxQk?si=0OSWeAd_cGAX0wdd

I saw several documentaries, where they promised petabyte disks within 10 years....

Windows/Microsoft Defender Enable.bat at main . TairikuOokami/Windows . GitHub

Download raw file, right click on it and run as admin. Note that it will restart PC.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/seth-juarez/memory-compression-in-windows-10-rtm

Memory is a complex thing, you wan watch the presentation by MS, but to sum it up task manager does not...

Blame MS. MS changes rules every 2-3 years. Program files / Program files (x86) / Documents / Roaming / Appdata.

MS removed that flag, because people were using it. :chuckle:

There are a few policies you can try:


rem Allow personalization of ads, Microsoft Edge, search, news and other Microsoft services...

Windows reboots every 2 weeks, after updates. So the real question is, do you reboot more often?

If you remove policies (preferably in safe mode), Windows will reset them to default.

reg delete "HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows Defender" /f

Yes, some services have to be stopped in order to be able to cleanup.
You can download this and run it as admin, it automates some of it.

Windows/Windows Cleanup.bat at main ....