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Your first post was here, but not yesterday: #1993169

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tpbrownec, Microfix

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It’s about linking to a phone or tablet, to continue tasks or control apps:

Microsoft’s “Shared Experiences” allow you to start a task on one device and finish it on another, or easily set up a remote control or other companion app on a smartphone.

What Are “Shared Experiences” on Windows 10?

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CADesertRat

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… which doesn’t include the client app!

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Hasn’t Pidgin been doing that free for 22 years?

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AVG TuneUp utility program is another potential culprit:

Windows 10: System restore fails with error 0x81000203

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daddybear

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It’s not an app, just a shortcut (to Skype on the web if Skype is not installed).

Previously discussed here three months ago: “Meet Now” In The System Tray

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Kirsty, JLamede

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Is it even possible to hide those in TreeSize or WizTree?

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satrow wrote:

There’s nothing to figure out, TreeSizeFree shows the free space % on hover or on the Taskbar, another example from my W7 started as Admin:

Your folders/files size and free space size add up to the drive capacity (as does mine).

But dmitriy’s used size and free size only adds up to 46% of his drive size. Why is that?

satrow wrote:

Maybe you can ascertain why the Taskbar doesn’t show for the OP, it maybe a W10 and Run as Admin thing?

His status bar is there, showing free space and total capacity. But the figures don’t add up like ours.

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satrow

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But you get the link to the post number, so you get both in effect.

I was confused by your “It’s usually part of the comment added to the report anyway”.

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OscarCP, Kirsty

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Alex5723 wrote:

Never run 2 a/v apps with real-time protection.

Is that even possible when one is Microsoft Defender in Windows 10 Security?

If another antivirus product is installed and working correctly, Microsoft Defender Antivirus will disable itself. The Windows Security app will change the Virus & threat protection section to show status about the AV product, and provide a link to the product’s configuration options.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/microsoft-defender-antivirus/limited-periodic-scanning-microsoft-defender-antivirus#:~:text=If%20another%20antivirus%20product%20is%20installed%20and%20working%20correctly,%20Microsoft%20Defender%20Antivirus%20will%20disable%20itself.

 

WShlewton wrote:

I always thought I had protection from both Windows Defender and Malawarebytes.

You can enable periodic scanning with Windows Defender, but no real-time protection:

How to enable limited periodic scanning

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The report doesn’t tell you who’s made it automatically?

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Can you update manually at Windows Security, Virus & threat protection, … updates, Check for updates?

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That solution doesn’t look particularly complex. Why not give it a try?

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johnf wrote:

Most businesses frown on allowing business laptops to access home or other networks,

That’s nonsense. How do you think millions of enterprise staff have been able to work from home over the last year?

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Is there also a D: partition on that disk occupying the remaining 512GB?

Does clicking on the “90 Errors” at the bottom reveal anything useful?

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