the blog of a disabled mother who likes to game, and "get in the pit"
Why not?
Besides, the Windows AI (whatever you want to call it) is not efficient at optimizing space.
That was what caused the problem the first time around, so now I’m just doing everything by hand.
I didn’t have to tear this thing apart quite as badly as I had thought. I fixed the computer and I am happy!
All of a sudden, Windows is continually locking up and freezing when I ask it to do something.
Other apps and programs (why do I say apps? I’m an elder millennial here) work fine for the most part.
This is annoying because I bought my son this computer for a reason… to be able to enjoy his games on it.
