All kinds of networking issues are a result of Microsoft tightening security for Windows 11 24h2 and above. You might try this.
Create a Windows credential for an account & password on all computers on your network you are sharing files between. It must be a password, not a pin. While you can...
Just curious and maybe a dumb idea, but have you tried creating another user account (or enabling hidden administrator account) to see if the problem exists to make sure there is no corruption in the user account.
I know user mount points (removable drives and network paths) are mapped per user...
As Garlin said, overwrite with junk data or, with low cost of flash drives being what it is, if you are that concerned purchase new drives before sharing. You make it sound like the data you are "sharing with others" is top secret information. First thing I thought of when I read this is smoke...
Since that looks like an investment account you are playing a dangerous game by saving its credentials in your browser in the first place. You're not even using 2 step verification so a least use your machine pin. :boom:
He's missing his MSR partition so I'd say someone has fiddled with the drive because, as @Bree said, Windows does not install that way on a GPT drive..
I'm no photophile and print 99.9% in black only. Back when I owned nothing but HP inkjets and deskjets (at least 10 of them) I used mostly remanufactured cartridges from Amazon. When I got a hold of one of those HPs where black would no longer print if one of the color cartridges was low or...
I have a smart phone but absolutely refuse to scan a QR code. I'll do a passcode. 2 step verification, email, or password but if not given one of those as an alternative, they lose me. She gone.
No the store is just that, a store, so no, one can not hide apps.
Some users might uninstall a pre-installed app and then decide they want to reinstall it. What would you have them do, do a clean install of Windows just to get an app back? The store is a logical place for them to get an "owned"...
That is a 10 year old, no longer supported printer. Per the support site I referred you to in post #2, HP says to install the printer using the HP app.
EDIT Ater reading further in that article I found the full feature driver driver package dated 6/26/26. Is that the package you used. If not...
Easeus is developed in China. I have used Easeus and Aoemi partition apps in the past and they worked great. I even tried their imaging apps, but wasn't happy with the interface and performance compared to what I used for years.
I have nothing against foreign software development but in recent...
Windows doesn't play well with some apps. Sometimes, the app developer has to update the app when windows updates. I got a popup when I tried to download the app from the official site that flagged it as malware.
I give up. You'll know the answer to that question the next time there's a windows update. If it applies as expected, you don't have a problem.
If it fails to apply, you have a problem which your curiousity may or may not have caused. Until that time, leave it alone.
There is a saying here in...
If the printer does not show up under settings>bluetooth & devices>printers & scanners then attempt to install the printer again. If your printer is not detected during the installation then look to the problem being with the printer itself. Troubleshooting & installation here...