Windows 10: Boy oh boy, this is one Dark rabbit hole.

Organizing my data drive external 4TB HD and noticed some files had made their way into OneDrive. I didn't put them there. I have never messed with OneDrive for any reason and would like never to do so again. Prob is, now I can't get the files out of O.D. I get a msg saying it's not running. 2nd prob: I followed all the steps I found to get it going but I still have the same problem. If anyone knows where the rabbit is...... *** Email address is removed for privacy ***,Keith

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Rabbit Hole

I feel like Alice falling down the rabbit hole as I am researching information in the quest to fix/improve my laptop since deciding to go into the Insider Program.

I am, for the most part, learning many aspects that I need and want to know, however, if seems too many times one possible “fix” leads to another option, then another…and so on.

For now, this is the issue I need fixed the most. My speakers continue to pop and crackle during any audio. I have used the troubleshooter, allowed MS to able their “fix” (which obviously did not work), I have read many knowledge base and support articles on various pages, including here, and I have uninstalled, reinstalled, and updated my driver.

Last night I found a possible reason why nevertheless I am unsure. I have had this laptop for a little more than a year. Per Dell, my BIOS has an update, well two but I am not sure if I am to install both. The latest update states a fix for my issues with IPv6. BONUS!!

I am currently reading everything I can to ensure I understand the process and how to apply it. Any suggestions and/or help would be much appreciated!!
Thank you for your time!! Screenshot added for reference.

 

Rabbit Hole

Additional screenshot showing the BIOS information I am trying to understand and the order in which I am to update.

My Dell is supposed to auto-update, however it seems I have many files that need attention. Figures. *Confused

 

Bethesda's Fallout Pip-Boy app.

Fallout 4 Pip-Boy game is for the Xbox One, PC and PlayStation 4, not the phone

The companion app is available for the phone. This app lets your portable device interact with Fallout 4 on your Xbox One, PlayStation 4 or PC. This is not the game, it just lets the phone interact.

Just released. The phone app.

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