Recent content by Alejandro85

What kind of "block" are we talking about? Without any details on the problem it's impossible to know what's going on.

That's a strong reason not to install this update and all newer that bundle it.

Once a computer becames infected with a virus the only way to clean to for sure is to reinstall Windows from scratch. Disconnect the affected computer from any network immediately and bring your backups to restore your data, then reformat and reinstall.

That would at worst make the RAM slower, but not unusable, nor that would affect pagefile usage.

There is one critical missunderstanding in your reasoning. OneDrive is NOT a backup tool, it's a file sync utility. When you enable it, it'll happly replicate any changes you do in one location in all others, including deletions. This is normal and expected from such tools. The goal it follows...

Nothing indicates that you can't use all your memory. If Task Manager and computer settings says it's there, it's usable and Windows considers it. The initial screenshot says you have some free RAM, nowhere it indicates it's unusable. Most likely Windows paged out the least used things to...

That's what he MUST say, not what he really thinks, besides that the most important consolidation of Windows as a desktop OS was before him and on his earlier years at most. Microsoft (nor anyone) cannot simply admit that piracy had a good effect on them, even though what he says is very likely...

Programmed obsolescence working for MS

Producing the previous models, fine, continuing selling what they've got in stock, sure. But designing a new model for an older series, given they've already made several releases on the LGA 1851 Ultra 5/7/9 models is what I've found impresive.

This only shows how serious the RAM shortage is (caused by AI companies buying it all) to make Intel create an older CPU to go with preexisting RAM. I don't remember if such a thing already happened in the past, but it looks serious enough.

It could be though of the 64 bits version of PAE (which allows more than 4GB on 32 bits OSs), here it allows more than 256TB of virtual address space. To me, for the foreseable future, it's enough RAM without it.

It has been made by one of the most recognized Windows developers, who has deep knowledge of how Windows works and how to properly program to it. The program itself, while just a notepad clone, exhibits what Windows can do and how much software can be improved. It's still a 3KB binary using tiny...

Love it! That's how software should be written. Although there is a hint in the repository that it might have been writen by AI, or at least considered during development, and that's how software should NOT be written.

Neither public nor default are users, they're system folders that serve special purposes for user accounts. Public is a shared profile among all users. Every account can read and write there and is usually used for common things like documents, some settings and start menu item. Default is the...

Windows is inherently a multiuser operating system, so multiple user accounts are a normal thing, you're never the only user. Built-in accounts are undeletable and a few others are also frequently used. Specifically, what accounts are you seeing and why they're a problem?