Windows 10: PC= Personal Computer

PC= Personal Computer LOL HAhaha ?!!!hahaha! P =,"Prisoner", maybe - pc's stopped being "Personal" a long time ago. Around the time it stop saying "Please" Do not turn off your computer while we update it" Or whatever, instead of "Don't Turn OFF this computer until update is completed" But that was just a notice - like "No Trespassing".


However, They actually have taken any personal input ... in the guise of "helping" us .... store pictures, videos etc. The took a perfectly comprehensible filing structure and created "Libraries" Now one one knows anymore where anything is. Or what the basic structure of a computer is. Or "Quick Access", where folders are repeated 2 or more times as you scroll down.


STOP TRYING TO FORCE "HELP' IN AREAS WHERE NOBODY HAD A PROBLEM. iF YOU'RE GOING TO IMPROVE THE PC ... START GIVING IT THE ATTRIBUTES CELL PHONES HAVE.Like "auto punctuation" and that sort of thing.




And, for god's sake! Stop putting the onus and burden of PASSWORDS on the END USER! Stop making self-driving cars, space missions, philanthropies ahead of developing a product from which you got the money (from us -the end users) to do all those things. You owe us continued support and enhancements before doing new projects. However grand and good they may be. We're your "base". ... ... ... Whew .... sorry ... that wasn't what I got on here to say but the vent opened, so thank you all for reading this, hope I didn't slow your day too much.

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Windows 10 infinite restart black screen

Thank you john for all of your help i decided to get the usb my computer came with and factory reset it i didnt have anything that personal or valueable so its ok thanks for the help though i appreciate it

 

Settings/Personalization

Hi,

We suggest that you follow the steps below to put your settings back to default and see if it helps.

• Right-click your mouse on your desktop.
• Click on Personalize.
• Select Colors.
• Click on High contrast settings.
• From the drop-down menu, select None.
• Click Apply.
• Reboot the PC for the changes to take effect.

Let us know the result.

 

PC wont boot up (No POST, No Video)

Aren't we being a little harsh? I know I can't be the only other person on this forum to have skipped checking the official memory compatibility list when building a computer. Had I been in the same situation and followed the same steps I would have thought I got a bum board too, regardless of whether or not the memory was on that list.