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Look, I love Windows, I do, I really do.
It’s one of those things that I just can’t live without at this point.
Windows is great, but no operating system is designed to run perfectly forever.
There’s a certain amount of familiarity, of indoctrination into thatMicrosoftcult that’s rife in me.
Mostly by flattening and reinstalling Windows onto my PC every other month or so.
I’m glad you asked.
Windows is great, but no operating system is designed to run perfectly forever.
Just don’t; it’s never worth it.
The first thing I recommend is splitting up your storage solution.
In every build I’ve ever done, I’ve almost always recommended a two-storage drive system.
Laptop, desktop; it doesn’t matter, just give your hardware an OS break now and then.
Any valuable documents, assets, or big downloads live here.
It also helps really reduce program and document clutter and encourages good back-up practice too.
I promise you it’s worth it.
Although again, I’d highly recommend just being a bit more internet savvy first.
Some motherboards won’t support ethernet or wireless connectivity without drivers too.
So yeah, PSA complete.
I got 99 problems, and most of them are Microsoft-related.
At least for about 20 minutes anyway.
