I have an i5 quadcore 3.20 ghrz 8 gigs of ddr3 ram and over a tb of spacewhat are the specs of your PC? windows 10 must have a Core i3 2+ GHz processor, 4 gigs of RAM and at least 60gb of hard drive space, and even at that windows 10 will be slow
try windows 7 or upgrade your PC
Was updated from 8.1 all started after the updatehave you done halfshady stuff to get rid of cortana or stuff like that? did you install stuff that messes with the right-click menu a lot, like filerfrog and teracopy and a bunch of zip utilities? things lik these (often in combination) caused a lot of instability with explorer on my laptop in the past.
of course, it could also be system files being damaged, a bad update or something.
are you using win10 that was upgraded from win7? this is also sometimes causing issues.
in any other regard, windows 10 and windows 7 are leagues above and beyond the older windows systems in terms of stability.
I have an i5 quadcore 3.20 ghrz 8 gigs of ddr3 ram and over a tb of space
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Was updated from 8.1 all started after the update
I have an i5 quadcore 3.20 ghrz 8 gigs of ddr3 ram and over a tb of space
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Was updated from 8.1 all started after the update
well, the update from an old windows version is known for sometimes leaving your with an instable system, since you just take a crapton of old registry and system files with you that don't really have any place in the new system. though i hear the biggest complaints from 7 to 10 upgrades.
a data backup and a fresh install is usually prefered and could improve your situation, though i believe you'd need a fresh win 10 key for a clean system installation at this point.
anyone know the name of that reputable key reseller website?