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How can they stalk millions of users? Information overload!

Somethings not right about your install; my system takes about 15 seconds to be usable and Edge is significantly faster than Chrome, especially loading videos.

Clean install from ISO.

Gigabyte's apps are for system information and OS overclocking, both of which can be done better with other software or through the bios. All Gigabyte apps can be removed safely. Edited: Btw, App Center's update utility would often "update" with old drivers, your best off downloading drivers from your particular motherboard's driver page or directly from Intel in the case of chipset and Intel graphics.

App Center is not compatible with Win 10, it very well maybe causing some or all your issues.

I've never done an express install so I'm not sure, but it may not be able to find or create a partition to install Windows on to. You may have to delete and recreate a partition by going custom; it's pretty much self explanatory. If you have more than one drive installed one will be labeled 0 and the others 1, 2, ext. If you don't have anything at all you want saved on the drive you're installing to, you can delete all the partitions on a particular drive (watch the number label) and create a new partition for the OS (this may create several partitions). Everything else should be the same for express instillation.

I don't like it, because it taste like chocolate! I wanted vanilla! :angry:

Correct!

Then perhaps you should just disable it by going to Settings - Accounts - Sign-in Options and selecting "Never" under "If you've been away, when should Windows require you to sign in again". Or perhaps you should just speak to a Physiologist.

You watch your computer after you leave it?

Don't blame your ineptness of using Google on Win 10. http://www.winbeta.org/news/use-windows-10-troubleshooting-package-hide-problem-updates

How long are you going to be looking at that screen? Anal much?

For smoking a joint? lmao

Yup, I'm going to go smoke a joint right now... Peace!

Are you coming from a activated copy of Win 7/8.x? If so you need to login with your Microsoft account on the copy you're upgrading from and then login with that same account once you're done with the Win 10 installation. You can skip both (two) key request during installation. Edited: Oh, forgot... You need to upgrade first and login with your MSA to the upgraded Win 10 and then you can install and activate the ISO.

I would not post the key in public, someone can activate it on their machine and you'll be shit out of luck.

Of course you can upgrade to 64 bit... ...for a price!

If you upgrade first and login with a valid Microsoft account on a activated copy of Win 7/8.x, you'll be able to skip both (two) key request during the ISO install. Once you login to Win 10 with the same Microsoft account it will automatically activate Win 10.

The installation will ask for a key twice, skip it both time and login with your Microsoft account. The MSA will activate Win 10 automatically, don't forget to verify it as well.

Click on Cortana's icon on the taskbar, click on notebook, enter settings and set all the sliders to off.

Task Manager does this.

As long as you upgrade before July 30 2016, you're golden. After July 29 2016, you'll still be able to go to the technical preview, supposing MS doesn't end the program before then.

Read, then read some more. And when you're done, read some more because things have changed from when you started reading.

Much more than ten years ago, but Tandy @ Radio Shack. $1,500+ (80s USD) for a PC without even a HHD; I think they were 286 systems back then.

If you have access to another computer you should be able to find a updated drive at the manufacture of your motherboard's website. Copy it to a USB flash drive and copy it over.