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Sorry I missed your post. The link above seems to still work for me at least when you're logged in. https://www.elevenforum.com/attachments/win-service-registry-restore-windows-11-zip.21869/

Hate to necro post but have to agree. This has become such an issue for customers that I had to resort to making our own article on how to disable Fast Startup

Again, I don't think the new articles show or prove anything as far as LastPass being any more susceptible to attack than any other password manager. If you allowed or were not diligent to protect your computer from a malware attack that inserted a hidden keylogger then you cannot blame LastPass...

In general I agree with you TraderGary however, in many attacks it's not always the data or the program that is attacked. In some cases there are attacks on other components. BlackIce from decades ago had an exploit that allowed access through their encryption remotely. Many systems were...

Good day, Kennybb I see you've edited your post to now only say "fixed" If you do need further assistance please let us know. Thank you

Sooner or later there won't be a lot of difference and I may at some point abandon but I'm hopeful for a few more years before that happens. If I go with Chromium it won't be Google Chrome. They're just too invasive with your privacy.

Should be many ways to restore back to the factory install, but not quite the exact same OOBE experience the vendor sets up. Macrium should be able to back it up in its current state

1. When you get the computer you won't have much choice but no harm in trying. You can try turning off your router while setting up the computer as currently it is not enforced to have a Cloud account. 2. No, just set up your account. Once you get yours set and get upgraded to Pro you can make...

Maybe that's what really powered the Axiom with Wall-E :p

Who does? I've officially worked for 45 years now, but SS didn't log my years as a teen or it would be more. I've worked 2 full time jobs for 30 of those 45 years.

How can you ever have too much? ROFL

@Bengie Click on Start / Search and type in PowerShell and then start it with Administrator permissions. Then type in Get-MpThreat and press the Enter key. It should show you any detections it has made in the past.

Thanks, John, this link has all the notes about the current versions supported, etc. Personally, I've found that I don't need all of them, but great for those that might need them. Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Latest Supported Downloads...

Too new so don't know what to think about it, but if it were Open Source I'd trust it a lot more. But trust in the $Trillion dollar corporations is a bit lacking these days so we'll have to see what the future holds.

Okay I'm going to drop out and stop following this topic. Wynona is correct the user didn't specifically ask what this topic has spread off into and now borders on politics which is always a losing proposition and nothing to gain one way or another.