Windows 10: HELP! My laptop ran out of power...everything is slow, my desktop looked messed...

TBH I don't know what is really happening. Basically all my data is actually still on the original C drive now it's the "D" drive so it's not too big of a tragedy...but, as per the title, my laptop logged into the wrong account for whatever reason it's of an outlook account that I'm pretty sure I deleted a while ago. Basically the primary drive now seems like the 2nd drive the one I installed. I've been using the laptop for months with no issues.


It all happened when my laptop shut off after it ran out of power which has happened a few times before but never with this happening.

I've looked up the accounts on the computer and tbh I can't find the original.


The only hint I have as to the issue is that while I THOUGHT I changed it to another account altogether the one I'm using to post this now, it's acting like my school account is the only other user account available...which was the original email I used before I again changed it.


What i don't understand was that my school account was deactivated over a month ago and it has been working just fine.

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HELP! My Laptop has gone into SLOW MOTION!

Should be able to get a "step-by-step here;

http://support.dell.com/?~ck=mn

 

Laptop or Desktop for Music production?

My brother's BIL is into music composition and audition etc. He is looking to buy a new system (or build one). He was asking me if a Laptop will suffice for recording his compositions with good quality audio and video. He was looking to buy a i5 or i7 based Quad core + dedicated graphics powered laptop (with 8GB ram + 500GB Hdd). I suggested to build a Desktop powered with i5/i7 + dedicated grarphics and buy a real good $100 sound card and good headset. May be go little cheaper and build a AMD Quad/Hex based desktop.

Is a Laptop good enough or desktop is better?

If laptop suggest me few good ones. Looking for a mid-range priced ones (about $800).

*Toast :toast:

 

My laptop upgraded to Windows 10 and now it's been stuck on the blue shutting down screen for days. Help.

Hi,

As per the screen shot that you have send, I suggest that you perform Power Drain and check if you are able to access your desktop. To do so follow the steps below

• Unplug the charger and remove the battery of your laptop, if using a desktop remove the power cord.
• Press and hold the Power button for 30sec
• Plug the charger/power cord and restart system

Hope this helps