its unlikely to have anything on the C drive... normally that would be stored on a small backup partition with the name 'recovery' [something like that]... have a look in disk manager [windows key] + [x]... wait a sec then press [k] on most systems anyway should you muck about with it = no...
pro - you can edit which port is used for standard traffic which means common attack hacks fail because they are designed to work on standard networks con - complex custom rules tend to mean other software stops working because they too are designed for standard networks and its normally only...
dwm is not just an app but the backbone of Windows and nothing short of adding more Ram is going to improve things ... Im sorry if that wasn't clear good luck with your project
The system is stressed because it's old and not designed to run Windows 10... Double the Ram to meet the min requirement if you have the hardware but honestly 10 has one year of life and imo upgrading this system is just tossing good money down the toilet Sent from my Nokia X20 using Windows...
1 your Seagate backup is gone 2 OneDrive, and computer will have files stored in your Microsoft account... you can log into that account with any web browser or you can install a new copy of Windows and sync it to your same Microsoft account
1 all laptops can overheat so if that's a concern you should consider a desktop model instead 2 yes a surface is fine for most people and it's much cheaper 3 worth it? Depends, Windows 10 ends next year and much of the software won't run on Windows 11 so if you see a 'too good to be true' deal...