[Paul T]

That just looks confusing.
The drive letter is always at the end in brackets, but you’ve made it look like it has 2 drive letters.

cheers, Paul

[Paul T]

Startec should have software to manage the disks in the array.
Put one disk in the unit. What does the software tell you about the array?

Windows should see the disk in Disk Manager (Win > disk man > Enter)
What does it show?

cheers, Paul

[Paul T]

Go to this BrowserLeaks page in both Chredge and Chrome and see what the difference is.

JavaScript Browser Information – BrowserLeaks

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[Paul T]

As always, there is mitigation.
From the article linked above:

“The vector involves a target installing a malicious application,”

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[Paul T]

I’d keep an eye on the files as they may clean up on their own.
They are 0 bytes so take up almost no space.
Let us know in a week what the files are doing.

cheers, Paul

[Paul T]

It’s still available from Older Geeks, as linked by Susan. It’s not blocked by MS so there is no issue with its use. And as you keep suggesting, WuMgr is an alternative for blocking / controlling updates.

cheers, Paul

[Paul T]

As you have an SSD you need to check that it is aligned and that TRIM is on.

Align: How to Check and Run SSD Alignment in Windows 10? (diskpart.com)
TRIM: Topic: SSD life (new question) @ AskWoody

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[Paul T]

You could try downloading Chredge direct from MS.
Upgrading to the new Microsoft Edge – Microsoft Edge Blog (windows.com)

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[Paul T]

I have a couple of wireless mice and the buttons always work, so I would suspect your mouse is not well.

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[Paul T]

Robocopy will copy the file / folder attributes if possible.
To stop this add the /COPY flag.
e.g. /COPY:DT

cheers, Paul

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wavy

[Paul T]

ScotchJohn wrote:

I described having to recover from a screw-up caused by my own actions, where I deleted the Microsoft Store and certain Store apps, or parts of them, rendering them inoperable

Over aggressive cleaning of Windows is always likely to cause problems. Leave Windows to do the cleanup, but use your own tools (Treesize) to clean up your own junk.

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[Paul T]

Short of logging onto the web interface of your mail and visually checking every folder name, no.

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[Paul T]

I removed it from my new Dell a few days ago, along with mcafee. No issues.

cheers, Paul

[Paul T]

Windows Explorer has always had trouble with file path/names longer than 255 characters. Windows itself lost that limit many years ago, which is why a 3rd party tool had no trouble with the deletion.

Sometimes moving/renaming a top level folder in Explorer is all you need to do to get under the 255 limit.

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[Paul T]

That doesn’t look like a serious error and as long as your backups are working I would ignore it.

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