LogicalDrm

Depends. Maybe on Saturday, depends on how much they need to move stuff.

This has been a thing since beginning of PCs. Nvidia pays developers to optimize for their hardware. This is widely known fact. Which is why drivers are one key factor in AMD staying in the game. With well optimized drivers they can get close enough that user feels hardware manufacturer being irrelevant. G-Sync is between GPU and monitor. Game devs would cripple their sales to go that far. In that point it would be better just to go for console exclusive deal instead.

4 sticks is still dual channel. Dual channel means that you have 2 matching sticks on correct slots.

Does the old install work if you remove new drive?

Actually seller is Aero Malls. You are looking at brand if you mean the top name. Usually they use cheapest available method.

AP = Access Point. That would make 2nd router act more like passthrough. For just wifi you can get range extenders.

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-> Moved to Air Cooling *** It should be moving air towards your exhaust fans. Nothing else actually matters.

Doesn't seems anything related to RAM. But if you test it by removing new stick and everything starts working, then we have a start.

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If you go for security camera route, then those have own software for viewing all cameras at once. But if you go for more DIY style, OBS or other capture software are good option. Or getting monitor which can split PIP style per each input.

Does this still happen all the time? I would recommend doing repair install. You can do it by accessing recovery menu. explorer.exe means file explorer, iexplorer.exe is for Internet Explorer.

When you say setup 2nd Win10 drive, you mean you setup dual boot to another Win10 installation? Was this with new drive or drive that was already part of your previous install?

Setting files hidden won't remove issues like files left behind on uninstall. Simply because software don't create files to single folder, and this is something you can't control. Most software will create at least two folder. One for main components and other for user based settings. Some will have more than that. Only way to control files on Windows is to do it fully manually. Or create some really intelligent automation, or use 3rd party uninstallers (which may cause more harm than good).