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Our turn for this... Our Accenta G4 Unit is 18 years old and the keypad is going. So ready to replace. Anything wired/non wired a real box ticker?

But then the Police know who dunnit, too. Stalemate - move one. Me, I'd have driven out round it - leaving a note on the screen stating you think their handbrake is faulty as the car has rolled down the hill. Did you try pushing it @yeecup

Whatever you get, you'll need a 1080 or better unit + 60fps or higher so you can sort some tasty slow-mo.

REALLY simple. GoPro video suite or Movie maker.

It may not be for you, mate lol

Binky E20 DROPPED!

Other PC's on the network?

I found my 200 FF very firm, a lot firmer than my 208 GTi BPS.

£18,200 on a 182 Clio? No.

Hikvision Cameras, BRIX Mini PC and Hik-Connect. Love my set up.

I used to get them work - brilliant bunch and a lot more happy to scrap for you than your insurance.

Give Q Acoustic's 3050i a go ;)

Are you an audiophile? Are you after true quality or simply a decent pair of floor standers?

GIMP - if it's still available. Irfanview too for basic stuff.

Still doing it right now?

Did you check to see if Superfetch had restarted?

CCleaner is all you really need - and keep it nice and crap free with downloads.

Anything?

W10 INSTALLS gone on OK?

always is when updates choke up and Microsoft install processes that don't fit certain units.

Await the updates completing, then still defrag. Then - see how it runs.

Once all updated - 100% defrag anyway. It'll tidy the Hard drive and help keep the speed up on the Laptop acting to your requests.

Defrag = Defragmentation. Basically, over time all the info on the drive becomes split up and placed all over. Mechanical drives read like a record player - skipping all over the poxy place for the info (SSDs are non-mechanical and a f**k load quicker) - so a defrag moves all the bytes / files...

Personally, I would restart it and defrag the mechanical drive - THEN do the updates. OR - Update then do a Defrag last. Ideally - if you have next to nothing on it - why not plonk what you need from it onto a USB stick - buy a new SSD for it and re-install Windows 10 (or 7) from a fresh...

Right, try this... Press Windows Key + R (Run dialog) Type services.msc in the box and enter. Find SUPERFETCH Edit Superfetch by clicking on Properties (right click I think) Press STOP - Check it's disabled and Apply. Restart and re-do to check it's off. Then re-try the updates.

LOL's, you did it as I typed it - unfold that top tab

You're going to have to see what's reading/writing and see what services are running. Open your TaskManager and see what Processes are running above 05 CPU Levels.

Malware Bytes. Simple, fast, free

Case doesn't do much except look good, RAM does a shedload of work. RAM>Case Vanity. I'm looking at a new build - may get an i7 8086 and build round that, replacing my i7 4770k