The easiest and safest way is just to create a new local user account with the desired name You can also if you prefer just change the account name under control panel > user accounts, but that just c

Actually I think %program data% will do the trick , but if you have show hidden files and folders turned off then that wont work unless you turn it on

The folder you need is in the root of your C: drive You may need to turn on show hidden files and folders to see it

If the licence was stored on the old windows then it could be in the C:\windows.old folder Where the windows backup is stored from the previous version of windows

If you go into control panel > user accounts > manage another account Select the account to be deleted and hit enter Then select delete account , where you will be presented with two option to either

If its an update then it should be showing under settings > update and security And if its taking a long time and causing your system to lag it may well be an feature update which will take time to in

I suspect if you were having download issues then it was probably turned off for that reason

As far as I know you cannot once the key has been activated on one machine, you cannot transfer it over to another machine for obvious reasons,

Have you tried another browser? Preferably one that is not chromium based So you can eliminate the browser as the problem If

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Yes,

Actually it is an anti virus if you bought an licence

Sounds like audio ducking is turned on Use nvda+shift+D to cycle through the ducking options

You could try disconnecting the hdd to ensure that is not the problem or if its something else

Well you can check for updates by going into setting > update and security > windows update and click on the check for updates button And your second question sounds like you have just logged out rath

Common sense will be the best defence against being scammed, if you haven’t got that , then no matter what anti virus you use you will be still open to scams And by the way The built-in windows defend

The easiest way is to find the type of file you want to change the program association with is to find the file in file explorer, then open properties, then in the open with section press the change b

When you are in the list of services, Shift+Tab to the headers and select name and hit enter to reverse order

Are you sure you have no other account set up ? If not then you are screwed if the account you are logged into doesnt have admin privileges

If you are using a blank password then the computer goes straight to desktop bypassing the login screen regardless of the check state of the users must use a password to use this computer checkbox Set