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That is an IDE drive and most likely way over 10 years old at this point, as the first of SATA was released in 2003. So what happens when you connect it to a pc? Does it turn on and spin up? You should be able to feel it. Without more info, the drive could be totally dead and could be upwards...

Can you also tell us what processor and how much ram it has? Anything less than 8gb of ram and it's gonna crawl.

The install files are compressed so that when it installs, everything gets expanded so thats why the size discrepancy.

Most of your free software comes with malware. Just FYI. And most free software will have limited capabilities.

What is on your flash drive are the install files not the whole OS. Those install files are only just over 5 gb but the time windows installs everything then its about 20gb. You used to be able to fit windows on a 4gb flash drive as the ISO setup files were under 4gb. Now with Windows 10 and...

Please do the following and post the results. Download BlueScreenView No installation required. Unzip downloaded file and double click on BlueScreenView.exe file to run the program. When scanning is done, go Edit>Select All. Go File>Save Selected Items, and save the report as BSOD.txt. Open...

Have you ran an SSD diagnostic?

Those games were back in XP days. Highly doubt they will run on windows 11. The only thing you can do is install using compatibility mode and see if it works.

Probably the wrong key for office. I would say you are just over reacting about the fake windows.

Does it say its activated? I'm not seeing anything about fake windows operating systems in china. I am seeing Fake android and linux though. It's not that hard to install windows anymore, pretty simple really as the install does all the work and should install most of the drivers now, not...

You do realize it's just a matter of changing the language installed right? Why do you think it's a fake OS?

God, they make it so hard to get to things anymore. Glad you found it.

Probably not much until hardware makers transfer over. Regular usb devixes like mice, keyboards and printers don't need that high of transfer speed so I doubt you'll see anything like that come out. Its mainly for external hard drives and maybe a few others.

You get them through windows updates themselves. No separate place needed to go.

You're welcome, figured that was it.

There is probably a plastic adapter on the end that converts pins to connect to laptop. Seen that all the time in older models. You just need to pull the adapter off to access pins.

As long as other usb devices work as they should then yes as there is an issue with it so it's garbage

It's a way for a company to make money. Windows backup is probably limited in what it can do. A paid program is most likely customizable for many options.

The reason why you might not be finding this area is because you don't have a regular start menu like windows 7 had. If you want the ability to have that type of start menu download and install open shell from here...

Try unchecking the box where it says let app change printing preferences. Other than that, try printing an email or something. Without testing it myself, couldn't tell you what is going on but at least its properly installed now.