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Hey /g/, I know you aren't my personal tech support however...
I'm in some dire need of understanding and support.
See, I was on a vacation for a few months and when I came home, my computer started acting very slow. Mind you, I own a very high end rig, so this is pretty odd for it to stutter in this way.
I plugged in my External HDD to load up some files, but instead of reading it as a Removable Drive, it says it's a Local Disk. What's wierder is if I load websites like Tom's Hardware, it crashes my process. Same with Steam; download a game - it crashes.
I can't seem to access the Disk Management like others have suggested online, and I don't know if it's the computer or just the External HDD. What I'd also love to know is what even caused for this but one step at a time, right?
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The picture above should give some idea as a visual to help understand. To clarify, clicking on the Local Disk will cause for the whole Explorer to crash.
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>>59982249
Upgrade to Windows 10 Pro
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Bumping for the sake of emergency. I have some incredibly important things saved on that drive /g/.
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bumpiong with hdd speed for os driver
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>>59982249
>FX 6300
>High End
Fuck outta here
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>>59982303
make bootable linux drive
back important stuff up wherever
nuke and pave
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>>59982303
>>59983975
alternatively try spinrite
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>>59982249
Microsoft made Windows 10 purposely slower recently to get more people to install Windows 10. I suggest you install Windows 10 if you want your speed and usability back.
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>>59982249
>>59984007
Sorry, Windows 7 purposely slower recently to get more people to install Windows 10*
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>>59982249
should've spent your holiday money on a macbook if you can't manage to use windows
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>>59983975
Pretty much this
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