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OK cheers. It's a fairly old machine, so if the fan and fins are clean and I don't find other reasons for overheating (and it continues) I guess it'll be worth refitting the heat sink.
OK, this is it:
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(they wont be updating anything anyway - back-up support now provided by Dynabook)
It says something went wrong. Tried a couple of times. Since it doesn't say what, it's hard to know what to look for in the forums, etc. Possibly legacy hardware or something. I could maybe contact them.general
Install Intel's driver checker, only once check/update as required then remove
https://downloadmirror.intel.com/284...-Installer.exe
I use Sleep every day, and Hibernate is useful as a setting for low battery power. I don't really understand the latter. What are you thinking I should do with that setting?if you dont use sleep/hibernate
Hibernate - Enable or Disable
PCIe Link State Power Management - Turn On or Off in Windows
note you will need to change certain power options
Could you say more? Why do this (on SSD)? What does the 'before and after' give me?Run MS Disk clean-up tool if you've NEVER used it then it acts like a update install with a before and after operation hence could take a while
Drat, I just did that recently - I forgot you shouldn't defrag them. Good to have the reminder. Thanks.turn off disk defragment service, you have an SSD
I'll look into that. Brownie points always useful.Use Macrium free as a back-up, and on the Wife's if you need Brownie points
Cheers.There is tutorials sub forum here, just punch in what you want to know about
It has a card reader device, yes. I'm not sure if there's anything at all wrong with it, but I thought it was odd that the drive appears in file browsers (I've a few) even when there's no card in it (removed safely). However, it didn't require safe removal, I noticed - the Safely Remove... icon doesn't show up with it and - if it's the "Generic - Multi-card USB Device" listed under Disk drives in the device manager (selected in pic below), that requirement is set as <false> in the relevant Properties dialogue. Are you advising I disable it? Temporarily? What for? It its apparance in directory lists wrong, do you think? Thanks.