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As @DarkEnergysaid Windows will take care of optimization. Just make sure you don't have a lot of startup apps or background processes running when you don't need them.

This is a folder with some music. I changed some metadata (added tags) but then the name of the song was not showing up right in VLC so I undid my changes. Now, if I try to open that folder in any program the program slows down massively utilizing 90% of my CPU. I have tried deleting the folder but it's stuck at deleting the first file. I have tried this in command prompt as well. Anytime I open File Explorer, I think it tries to load the folder or something in the background so it comes to a halt. I think deleting this files by brute force might solve this issue. Any suggestions?

Hmm, thanks anyway, I'll get an 8GB stick.

4GB from the 8GB stick will run in dual channel with onboard memory and the rest will run as a separate channel?

I want to upgrade the existing 4GB DDR4 2400 MHz CL17 that's soldered on. It's arranged in one row of 4 chips. I can't find a manufacturer mentioned. Should I get another 4GB stick with same config and single rank to operate in dual channel? Will it run in dual channel if I use this stick Amazon.in: Buy Crucial 4GB DDR4 1.2v 2400Mhz CL17 SODIMM RAM Memory Module For Laptops and Notebooks Online at Low Prices in India | Crucial Reviews & Ratings ? Also if I get a CL19 stick, will there be a big difference in performance? I guess you can't say if it will run in dual channel till

Yeah I thought 1000 cycles was pretty typical. Thanks anyway.

I don't quite understand you. I should use it off Battery power?

I thought so. A replacement battery should fix the issue right?

This is a 2018 HP Envy x360 15. It's nearing 3 years of age and the battery has over 1000 cycles according to batteryreport function in powershell. Sometimes, it alerts me that a battery is not detected, while plugged in, and if I plug out the AC Adaptor it shuts down. When I boot it up, sometimes the problem is fixed and it works other times, the problem persists. But eventually, the computer crashes on battery, and it doesn't boot up without plugging in an AC adaptor upon which the problem is fixed or it says battery is not detected and problem repeats. There has been no liquid d

I'm trying to sort about 30,000 photos. I've already brought them all into one place and organized them by year. I need to go through all of them and delete bad shots and correct metadata (mostly dates) for some photos. None of them are tagged so I need to do that too. I'll need good renaming, tagging and metadata tools that aren't too complex for a novice but I don't need any editing tools. There about a million recommendations out there so help would be much appreciated.

Okay thanks a lot!

DaVinci is better than Corel right? Does the free version of Resolve have any export limitations?

So I basically need a video editor for a school project. I have absolutely no experience. I already have a license for Corel VideoStudio Pro 2019 that I got for free with my camera. I also intend to dabble a bit more into video editing. Should I start working with VideoStudio or are there better free alternatives that have the same features? I don't hear Videostudio get mentioned a lot by professionals and it seems like options like LightWorks have more features.

I use ProtonVPN for free, it's pretty fast and one of the few with no data caps. I can't vouch for the security of any free VPNs though.

Thanks a lot for the advice and help!!