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Solarz used to be a adventurer then windows 10 shot a Arrow into his Knee...OMG... This is exactly what I was afraid of. Skyrim is now running so slow that it's unplayable!
Solarz used to be a adventurer then windows 10 shot a Arrow into his Knee...OMG... This is exactly what I was afraid of. Skyrim is now running so slow that it's unplayable!
Check out your Windows Update, see if it's there already. If not, there are ways to manually upgrade to Windows 10.I previously reserve my copy of Windows 10; however, I think that my system drive (C has too little free space that I decided to re-install the Windows with more space for system drive. After re-install Windows, the GetWindows10 app does not have the Reserve button any more (like picture below). What is the problem? Any solution?
WRT the resolution, the thing to do would be:
Start > type "Resol", and the search would have surfaced the setting to change the screen resolution. Hope that helps in the future.
I previously reserve my copy of Windows 10; however, I think that my system drive (C has too little free space that I decided to re-install the Windows with more space for system drive. After re-install Windows, the GetWindows10 app does not have the Reserve button any more (like picture below). What is the problem? Any solution?
No need to worry about the Windows 10. I am a Mac guy!
On Windows 10, the right click to reach that option is still there. I also can't follow the logic of the question, so I can't answer it.On Windows 7, you simply right click the mouse on the desktop screen to change resolution. Windows 10 is less intuitive because it's free now?
To clarify, the search brings up the Resolution setting, before they even finish typing the word. Typing as far as "resol" is enough, though the user can finish typing out the entire word if they want. It is quite intuitive. . Hopefully that clears things up.Who would intuitively know to type "Resol" to change screen resolution?