Can I install updates in pirated windows OS?
You DEFINITELY CAN!!Use Re-Loader version 3.0 beta 3, or KMS-Pico (latest version), whatever you like. Re-Loader even activates Windows 7, apart from Windows 8, 8.1, and 10. Yes you can update fearlessly. Please don’t worry about it. Just don’t forget to check for updates. That’s All. And also don't forget to check updates for Reloader or KMS Pico, that's VERY important.It works for both 32 bit, and 64 bit.My computer is a living example, along with thousands of others. Your computer won't be hacked, and nothing dangerous will happen to you. I'm using this method from the first Windows 10 version, till date when I now have version 1809. Nothing will go wrong. Nothing ever has gone wrong with my computer, AND my laptop, and both are using the same method, Reloader Version 3.0 Beta 3. Trust me on this. Totally safe!!Also I don't encourage using pirated Windows, but in India, and especially having a middle class family, it is not possible to buy the genuine software because of the price tag, and using other operating systems is fine, as long as I already have Windows, for common reasons. Sometimes you just need Windows. Personally, I could go without Windows. So, please don’t be judgmental. And I know how to use Operating Systems having the Linux kernel… I dual-boot Ubuntu, just sayin’, that it’s not knowledge I lack.But beware while downloading such software, please download them from trusted sites.
How do I fix error 0xc000007b in windows?
Error code: 0xc000007b occurs commonly in Win 10, 8.1 and sometimes in 7, while launching most of AAA games predominantly and sometimes in other software.Methods to resolve:Installation of 32-bit software instead of 64-bit or vice versa, so it might need some additional software DirectX.If that doesn’t work, in that case, you should check your system’s processor version;To check your system’s processor, click “Win+Pause/Break” button and see for “System type.”all you need to do is simply download the right version of software (32/64bit) according to your system’s processor;Restart your PC.Your installed file may be corrupted.It’s a common thing to happen, as any single file or all of the setup files might have been corrupted during extraction and installation;So try re-installation and then restart.If it doesn’t work it’s better to download a fresh copy of the game/software which you’re trying to install (as the files in the original set up could have been corrupted);Also try this additional method:Click the this to download the Automatic repair utility software. This will repair and correct the PC performance issues.Install it and restart the PC to apply changes.(Once you corrected the version of processors) Try this as the most common factor inciting the occurrence of this error is .dll file corruption or minor software conflicts. (This method is applicable for all the software installation issues).Go the link provided and download from Official Microsoft site.Select the language and download the latest .NET Framework & Visual Studio.Installation of this software has the 90% chance of resolving most of installation errors and software glitch issue throwing any “0Xc….” type of errors.Then restart the PC to apply the changes.There are high chances that your issue will be resolved in any one of these methods given above.
Is using Windows 7 in 2018 still a good idea?
Two possibilities:Assuming your PC/laptop has a 6th generation processor or lower. In this case, it is mostly a matter of taste. I like Windows 7. Because it is almost junkfree and not confusing. It is possible that some softwares require Windows 10. But personally I see that a distant possibility.Assuming your PC/laptop has a 7th generation processor or higher. You have to use Windows 10. Because Intel 7th and 8th generation processors doesn’t have drivers for Windows 7.
My Windows 10 is running slow. How do I fix it?
Windows 10 is one of the most optimized OSs. It is known for it’s simplicity and smoothness. The reason that you are not able to run windows 10 smoothly may be because of your hardware. Upgrading your RAM, changing your CPU or upgrading your existing HDD with a faster SSD will bring noticeable changes. If that’s something that you do not wish to do, then here are a few tweaks that you can try out to improve your PCs performance.To improve booting speeds:Open Task Manager and go to the Startup tab. Disable all the applications that you think are useless.Search and open Power Options. Click on Choose what the power buttons do on the left side of the window. Click on Change settings that are currently unavailable and tick Turn on fast startup under the Shutdown Settings menu.To improve general performance:Go to Power Options and select the High Performance power plan.Search and open System. Click on Advanced System Settings on the left side of the window. Click on Settings (under Performance). Select Adjust for best performance.Download and Run CCleaner.Search and Open Notifications and Action Settings. Disable all notifications.Open Cortana Settings and disable everything.Search for %temp% in the Start Menu. Delete all files present in the folder that pops up.Defragment your drives regularly using Disk Defragmenter.Clean your drives using Disk Cleanup.Hope this helps!
What do you do to ensure that your computer is regularly maintained and tuned-up for peak performance?
OK, OK, as a techie, I'll cop to being a little derelict as regards my personal computer. But I usually run Frankenstein machines that are pieced together from other people's junk, with slight performance mods. However, what I recommend and do with any computer that I service: First and foremost, a physical cleaning at least twice a year. Open the case and blow out the dust. Most systems I service with performance problems have dust and blocked vents as a major performance issue. Check to see that all cards, memory and drive cables are properly seated (make sure the power is disconnected and drained and that you are properly grounded to the machine before doing this). At these semi annual service times, remove all unnecessary software and programs. Remove items from the start menu that are unneeded. Too many start menu items use up system resources, and because they run in the background you usually don't see them. Empty temporary Internet files. Minimize the number of toolbars you run on your browser. Check around and find out which browsers use fewer resources, especially if you are running an older machine. On this semi annual clean you also want to defragment your hard drive and run error checking. If you have questions on how to do this, you can do a search for the answers either on the Internet or by using Windows' "Help and Support" feature. On a weekly basis, run your antivirus/antispyware software. Make sure to update your software everytime you run it, either by directly connecting to the Internet, or if that is not possible by downloading from a connected machine and installing manually. Antivirus/antispyware updates are crucial, as new threats pop up daily. A good registry cleaner doesn't hurt as well. If running a Windows machine, do Automatic Updates. You can set this a few different ways. As a techie, I have it download and install it later, usually waiting to see if others report performance problems. I then install after the performance issues have been fixed. If you take care of your computer it can last a long time. Hopefully these tips will help you in doing so.