Windows 10: Is there anyway to fix this?

Every time I turn my computer on since upgrading to the latest Windows 10 version the notification center pops up compatability assistant reminding me that speccy is no longer available do to compatablity issues. I don't have that program anymore is there anyway to keep that message from popping up all the time.? Thanks for your assistance if any is very helpful.

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Is there anyway to know if File History is working?

That is a good idea. I'll use copy commands of one sort or another. They have differential options I can use. Ok. With BitLocker this will be good enough (I hope). I do rotate backups off site but I was taking backups that had erroneously led me to
believe they had backed up at a time that was past. I would suggest that Microsoft make the File History keep one copy of everything on the file history drive and then do it's other multi save stuff. Just as it should never delete that last copy after an
interval, it should at least have that one copy to restore. File History is disappointing.

Issue closed.

 

Is there anyway to know if File History is working?

No matter what is being touted, File History is less of a backup and more of a "oops rollback". ;-)



A backup would be to media external, disconnected at times and physically separated (geographically) if at all possible.



So, when you browse the file history - you don't see the files?

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  Type Restore files in the search box on the taskbar, and then select Restore your files with File History.
  
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  Look for the file you need, then use the arrows to see all its versions.
  

 

Have you looked in Settings >System >Notification and Actions >Show Notifications for these apps. See if you can turn it off.

 

I don't see it listed as a app.

 

I think I stopped it. I ran a dism cleanup command and restarted the pc and the message did not come up.

 

Click the Notification icon then click on the X for that message to get rid of it permanently.

 

I know your question has been answered, but there is another question that could have been asked: What compatibility problem does Speccy have? The comments on the Speccy website say it's supposed to work on Win10. I have Win10 on only one of my PCs, and I didn't have Speccy installed there so I downloaded it and installed it. Something weird happened during the install (that may have been my problem, not Speccy's). But once I got over the install bumps it worked fine. This is version 1.28.709. What version do you have installed?

 

I believe it was the same version. I never really used it and the windows 10 update erased it. It was a download off of another computer forum that had it as a download.

 

It's a bug in the Win 10 installer as far as I can see. It's disabling other programs that it says are incompatible, but aren't.