Laptop model is ASUS ROG GL552VW

Here's a screenshot of Speccy:

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I already checked Intel's website to check the latest driver, but the website indicated that driver for this chipset is unavailable as it is managed by Windows Update.

When I try to update the...

@EyeInTheSky


I have USB Root Hub (3.0)

Here's my OS info:
Microsoft Windows 10 Home SL
Version 10.0.17134 Build 17134

Here are actual screenshots of my Device Manager and USB Root Hub...

SHORT VERSION:
I am referring to this tab. My Device Manager doesn't have it....

Installing the Creators Update fixed it for me.
I hoped there was an easier fix. I didn't want to rely on upgrades to fix a simple problem as this.

(I say "simple" because this shouldn't really...

Didn't work for me also.

I tried resetting the People app's cache via Settings -> Apps but still no changes.

I guess People app is too flawed a product that a lot of people are having problems...

Did you disable POP in Gmail?

any helpful input?

A white blob/haze/spots is present on my convertible's screen (Samsung ATIV 700T Smart PC Pro). It appears more prominently if the screen is displaying white and they are present only near the...

For what it's worth, I tried adding a new contact via the People app to see if it would sync with my Google account, but the people app crashed.

Is there any way to purge cache of the People app?

All of my Google contacts are under the "My Contacts" label, so I rule this one out.

I ruled out Anniversary Update as I have it installed on two laptops. On one laptop, my contacts appear in People, while not on the other.

Cliff S,
Yup. All checked. I even set the sync setting to hourly.

Up for this.
In my case, none of my Google contacts appear in People app.
This remains the case even after removing my Google account and then reconnecting it.

up for this.
I also can't see my Google Contacts in People app despite having it checked in "Filter contacts".

Did anyone find a solution that works after installing Windows Anniversary update?

I tried syspreping the Windows 7 installation. It failed.
Since it's very troublesome to dual boot a Windows 7 OS on a Windows 10 laptop, I calling it quits.

I'd like to just update this issue because I have resolved it now.
So to anyone who's experiencing something similar, check if the folder that you're copying contains symbolic links (aka soft links...

FrillyBits
-Yes, I can see Folder A in Explorer.

-Actually, Folder C came from disk G:/ that I copied to Folder B because I wasn't able to copy to Folder A (Explorer also says Portables doesn't...

AndreyT,
"Portables" is Folder A.

I'm trying to move a folder one level upwards.
To illustrate:


Folder A contains Folder B, which then contains Folder C




I want to move Folder C to Folder A, like this:

Already did that. I am able to choose Windows 7 when prompted to choose an OS.
However, the problem now is I can't run Windows 7... it brings me to a black screen with the message "cannot boot...

Samuria
-I'm not sure I understand your question. How do I know the type of disk where Windows 7 was cloned to?

-My worry also is with regards to the drivers. But I would still like to try to...

NavyLCDR
It was an OEM-licensed Windows 7 Home which was upgraded to Pro version (as I remember, no reinstallation occured). As I understand, the OEM-licensed Windows 7 Home was bound to the old...