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I'm running W7-64 up-graded from Vista on an HP HDX16-1200 connected through an HP dock to a Netgear wireless router (cable connected from router to dock) If I have a LAN connected and wifi enabled,
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I also run PIP 2002 on my Xp machine I love it but all of a sudden it freezes when trying to save a file or trying to open import and picture Can take 2 mins or more to move again as if it's trying desperately to open folders and files in my libraries I already run the PT9299 patch I did upgrade to 4GB Ram (instead of 3) but even when I go back to 3 GB and un-re-install PI from teh disc it
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If you do not want Windows 10 and wish to prevent it from being installed on your computer… Once you have followed the procedure below, and set Windows update to NEVER, once a month, start Windows Update (WU) manually, check for updates When you get the list of “important” updates, right-click and choose hide on EVERY update in the Windows grouping that does not describe itself as
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