We often receive requests from customers who ask us to help them with devices that manifest the ‘USB device not recognized’ error. At one time or another, you’ve probably seen this error pop up on your Windows computer. Although there is no universal fix for this problem, our technicians have done their research. The most
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Our users wanted us to investigate and find solutions to fix webcam issues that recently appeared on Windows 10. Based on our customer reports and other reports found online, several webcam failures occurred. For example, one of the reported problems was that webcams suddenly froze up as they were being used. These issues started to emerge
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Remember how to fix slow boot issues after upgrading to Windows 10? One year later, at the time of this writing, there were still no official fixes to this problem. During the past month, roughly 8,000 unique readers of our blog were looking for a way to address Windows 10 slow startup problems. That caught
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Lately, 300 million active devices received and accepted the Windows 10 upgrade notification that read, in essence: “Dear users, how about if you upgrade to Windows 10?”. In some cases, the message displayed by Microsoft on legitimate copies of Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 was not even that subtle, reading more along the lines of:
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IT-Security testing experts claim that some of the best antivirus software products do not heavily slow down a Windows PC. We wanted to have our own take on the subject based on complaints from our customers according to which computer startup times in some cases slow down dramatically after an active antivirus shield has been
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You might be at risk if you are using a brand computer and you haven’t uninstalled all the software that came already preinstalled on it, such as Lenovo bloatware. Not only can the preinstalled software slow down your computer, but it can also allow unauthorized access to your private data. A security analysis of OEM updaters Earlier
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