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So after I installed Windows 10 i have a lot of internet connections what is slowing down my internet and some times i cant even open any site. I tried disabling them and uninstalling them but after reboot of the pc they are back. What should I do when i turn on my pc and there is an normal internet. "Now they are disabled so i can get on the internet."

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"Million"

 

Clickbaity AF.

 

0.0015% of one million is more like it...

 

Don't uninstall, just disable. They'll reinstall on restart and enable themselves.

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Haha thats neat. Id def try to track down the drivers for your NIC and reinstall them.... good place to start.

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Silly question but just for curiosity, do you have Office installed on that PC?

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Silly question but just for curiosity, do you have Office installed on that PC?

yes. Office 2013 professional plus x64

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"Million"

 

Clickbaity AF.

 

0.0015% of one million is more like it...

 

Don't uninstall, just disable. They'll reinstall on restart and enable themselves.

 

its called a hyperbole and it is a literary device

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its called a hyperbole and it is a literary device

 

Thanks for the 6th grade English lesson, sir.

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Thanks for the 6th grade English lesson, sir.

You're welcome, maybe you can make use of that lesson now to know what is and isnt clickbait :)

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You're welcome, maybe you can make use of that lesson now to know what is and isnt clickbait :)

 

Here's a lesson: sardonicism. 

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