Please see screenshot below. Don't ask me to buy a new HD, or turn off Hibernate. I MUSTN'T delete Adobe Acrobat, Illustrator, Photoshop; Microsoft Office; Nuance NaturallySpeaking; or Steam.
Please see the screenshot beneath: my 4 inputs failed to solve the difficulty identical to this post. When I tried to 'Hibernate' after inputting it, my laptop still failed to hibernate.
Here's my energy-report.html.
Wake Timers have been disabled:
My drive C is a SSD. Drive D is a 5400 RPM HDD.
I don't need to physically disconnect the D drive, correct? I can merely disable or Spin Down the D drive with mouse clicks?
Yes. I recently upgraded to Windows 11 from Windows 10.
You're correct. I never deliberately installed programs on...
I'm assuming that "Everyone" includes "Administrators, Authenticated Users, System, Users". Please see screenshot below. After I added everyone, are all these four other groups redundant? Can I harmlessly remove all these four other groups from the list?
1. I never deliberately installed programs on my D. Thus why do some programs appear on both C and D?
2. How can I harmlessly remove the duplicated (on both C and D) programs from D? Please see screen shot below.
3. As you can see below, I have merely 1 Windows installed.
This purchased PDF (that I didn't create) repeats the text, underlined in green, under each diagram. Undeniably, deleting each instance one by one is too inefficient! How can I delete this text productively, synchronously, at one fell swoop?
The following's copied and pasted from https://superuser.com/q/1659902.
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I must reduce HD disk space. How safe is deleting Apps.ppkg? Its size is 3.6 GB. I use Windows 10. I must double check because another program file usmt.ppkg MUST NOT be deleted.
I read this abstruse explanation of...
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