Windows 10: Help Needed with Setting Up Desktop Laptops After Upgrading to Windows 11

Hey everyone, I recently upgraded my desktop laptop to Windows 11, and while the new OS has a lot of cool features, I’m facing a few challenges in setting things up properly. I wanted to share my experience and hopefully get some insights or solutions from the community regarding common problems after upgrading.Problems I’m Encounteringriver Compatibility Issues: After the upgrade, I noticed that several drivers, especially for my graphics card and wireless network adapter, were either missing or outdated. Some of the drivers I’ve installed are causing system instability, which makes it hard

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Laptops Set to Overtake Desktops

Desktops have been the dominant computer format ever since personal computers first took off, but a new report has suggested that laptop sales will overtake those of desktops by 2011. Analysts predict that the laptop market will grow by 16.1% each year until 2011, with just 3.8% predicted for desktops - during 2006, 140 million desktops PCs were shipped worldwide with 82 million portable computers being sold, up 2% and 26.3% respectively from 2005. Shifting towards mobile computing is becoming more popular as the performance gap gets smaller and notebook computers become cheaper, aided by the increased availability of wireless networks. In the USA, laptop computers have already begun outselling desktops, with 2005 being the first year in portable computers became the number one choice. Desktops are likely to remain the main choice for computer enthusiasts and those wanting to get maximum performance, as their easy upgradeability and more powerful components make them a more suitable option.

Source: BBC News

 

HELP! My Laptop has gone into SLOW MOTION!

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

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

 

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