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Hello I have an Aspire ES1-572-39D0 laptop where my Windows 10 from Acer just got corrupted by a virus. Where I could possibly get an original recovery media from Acer online? I want to use it so that I can reduce my time on installing drivers and so that I can use the features of my laptop that requires the original Windows came from Acer. Thank you!

Those planned obsolescence were dropping support between older hardwares despite of the fact that it still capable of running newer operating systems

Even Microsoft knows the Spectre and Meltdown Vulnerabilities are plaguing 6th and 7th gen Intel Processors, Microsoft should keep on supporting them as these generation can narrowly beat the 1st gen Ryzen (Microsoft also dropped support for this AMD processor on Windows 11, despite that it can still perform well) from AMD and they can still keep up on doing demanding task. When this vulnerabilities were found, a lot of Manufacturers released firmware and BIOS updates to protect the system against these attacks and even Microsoft released Windows 10 patches against this attacks too. For this case Microsoft's planned obsolescence are same that we see on the Apple ones. If Microsoft still don't create a way on how we can install Windows 11 despite we don't meet the processor requirements, millions upon millions of an average Joe who were not that techie like us were left vulnerable into more serious and more destructive security vulnerabilities and threats in 2025-2026 because of Microsoft's requirements for installing Windows 11 and with the coinciding Windows 10's End of Support.

even 6th gen Intel Processors too

Intel Core i3-6006U 2C/4T @ 2.00GHZ Intel HD Graphics 520 4GB 2133MHZ Micron DDR4 RAM 500GB 5400RPM HDD (Western Digital Blue)

well i know there is an android emulator but my processor is not good for it.

Well, what i need that is the microsoft store that comes with the android apps since our learning management systems utilizes android app support

Hi! So I was a windows user for a very long time and there was this thing that keeps me bothering at all. I have a laptop, which is an Acer Aspire ES1-572 series running on a 6th gen Intel Core i3-6006U @ 2.00 GHz. The hardware is kinda old and not powerful as it seems but it can handle light gaming, video editing at 1080p, and Microsoft Office 365 (which came from our school). What was saddening for me as a student and one of the tech experts for our school is that Windows 11 does not support my processor according to the PC health check app that I've downloaded here. Some of our teacher's laptops will not be eligible for Windows 11 due to fact that their laptops are equipped with TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot, their processors aren't supported because of the new minimum requirements of Windows 11 that 8th gen and later Intel Processors are supported. I was wondering now if they would still support 6th and 7th gen Intel Core processors. As per my research, devices with these processors are equipped with TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, and can handle newer version of windows for longer years unlike before. So I want to ask if Microsoft's Windows 11 will still support these processor? Like I don't say that Windows 10 is bad nor that good since there is really no perfect software. If not, then would Windows 10 will still get feature and security updates before it's retirement and how would those updates help our devices with unsupported hardware keep up with Windows 11's features? I will hope for your answers for my questions. Thank you and God bless you all!

I have a Galaxy J8 (SM-J810Y) phone from 2018 which has been updated to Android 10 but it really feels so slow so I decided to that I want to downgrade it to it's stock android 8 but it got some problems. As I flash the Android 8 firmware using Samsung's Odin, I always got an error of SW_REV_CHECK_FAIL [aboot] fused 6, binary 2. I tried everything even voiding the Samsung Knox which sacrifices my Secure Folder, Samsung Health, Samsung Internet's private mode, and Samsung Pass which I really regreted doing. Currently i'm running on Android 9 with the security patch level of February 1, 2020 which is already obsolete. Is there any trick that can fix or atleast bypass this issue? Do you guys also know any custom rom for this model? Any tip will be apprecieated

So I was planning to buy a Samsung's Flagship Phone, which is the new Galaxy S21 Ultra and it leaves a mind boggling question. I was just curious why in our region (In Southeast Asia, specifically Philippines) was using their in-house Exynos 2100 processor while in U.S. uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888. Is there any big factors that made Samsung use Qualcomm instead of their in-house chip? And what specifically model of S21 Ultra should I buy?

Apple won't do that sick thing. x86 instructions became the foundation of modern computing. ARM also came from x86 but it has modified instruction sets which x86 doesn't support and it supports much lower power computing unlike x86 which supports high performance computing. So I don't think Apple would ditch x86 and if they do, their whole ecosystem will be messed up and will be infested with Kernel Panics and other software issues which deals with the loss of x86 instructions. So don't whine about this matter, if Apple killed the x86 in their ecosystem. It would be definitely a too expensive and overpriced Kernel Panic machine for everyone to test.

even your cpu reaches 84 degrees sometimes it would just throttle like crazy

im not sure but i think for your laptop this could be a thermal throttling... if you tried to cool down temporarily your laptop, try to find a ventilated space or a room that is cooler where you came from. this will help a lot.

Should I install openSUSE or Ubuntu for my laptop? In Windows it feels so old that's why I want to switch on linux My WiFi adaptor is qualcomm atheros ar5b97... which of the 2 distros will support my WiFi adapter?

i just can't believe that linus is currently on a filipino meme

a 500gb ssd and another 4gb for dual channel 8gb will do right?

I also put my laptop already to best Performance mode and It only give 5% performance increase

I have an Acer Aspire ES15 with 4GB ram and 500GB HDD with an decent quad core Intel Core i3 6006U with 2.06 GB (2110mb) Intel HD Graphics 520 and it has some problems I only use my laptop for online class and the apps starts to crash very frequently. When I checked the Task manager I noticed that my apps eats 80-95% of my memory. The only apps that I use are: Google Chrome Office 365 Mail Zoom Should I re-install my Windows? or do I need to switch from HDD to SSD? or only a RAM Upgrade will do? Any suggestions will be accepted.

macbook pro prior to 2016 (2012 retina - 2015) have removable proprietary pci-e ssd. the service center is just scamming you

well i guess i should go back to windows 10

how can i do that? is it a terminal command?

it didn't work, i can't still connect to my wifi

i just extracted it what's next?

how do i follow that?