spiderz
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LPW 31: Resistance is futile
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While that is the case - when things are better - I would mention how slow your machine is. I am sure there are a few things that can be done
Seldom Bucket
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Nicholas
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Not possible on my work machine. So far as my home machine goes, not sure how I would benefit from it.
Nicholas
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No really, I am not important enough to warrant that. I'm not even a full-time employee any more.
Sometimes one needs to accept what one has and try to make the most of it.
Johnatan56
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Older hardware doesn't make it worse, if it's a cheap/badly configured laptop compared to your PC, your PC will perform better. Plus your PC probably has better cooling and a higher power envelope.
Nicholas
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8Gb not enough?
Only tech-support staff can change settings and install or uninstall software on our machines.
Edge seems fine on my home machine, which also has 8Gb of RAM.
My work machine is Lenovo V510 with a seventh-generation Core i7 processor. Core i5 3470 at home.
Seldom Bucket
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Ask for a SSD for your work machine
They need to be aware that this affects your productivity level - or they may think it is you who cannot get the job done.
It needs a good clean. Probably stuff in your registry that is causing problems
Nicholas
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My work machine is fine once it gets going. It just takes longer than my home computer to go from turned off to productive.
Nicholas
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It is probably a lot cleaner than what I have at home.
Mine was a lovely person too. Loved to hear all the family stories. She was a great story-teller.
It is probably a lot cleaner than what I have at home.
Don't you like throwing data away?
Dave
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Have you even tried Edge in the last few years?
Nicholas
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Over the years, I have installed and uninstalled many, many programs, and deleted plenty of pictures, video clips, and sound files. At work, our IT department installs what staff members need to do their respective jobs on their work computers, and no more than that. We cannot install software ourselves.
Seldom Bucket
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Yes, still one of the biggest piles of shit to come out of MS
I disagree - they have really improved it. I still use Chrome - but that is a me thing.
Seldom Bucket
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I keep removing it and the piece of shit keeps installing its self after almost every update
Seldom Bucket
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It's good for downloading Firefox and then deletion
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