Upcoming improvements are in the pipeline. I have some reservations.
Upcoming improvements are in the pipeline. I have some reservations.
Yes, I agree, I experienced that situation once, still unresolved (on a specific test machine). It wasn't related to modifying the motherboard. More connected to an outdated Windows update. Ultimately, it's not worth discussing; it's just a small curious issue I'll revisit when I have more time.
Windows 10 license is tied to your motherboard, change the motherboard for windows its like being installed on a new device (= evaluation version) unless you link that to an email/microsoft account. How do you do that? click on here https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help...are-change Theoretically (if you have an internet connection over Ethernet preferably ) it should work since windows should download new drivers/firmware for the new hardware during boot time but in my experience this is a hit or miss kind of deal... refreshing your installation doesn't hurt its like clean sheets on your bed.. the old ones may not make you sick but its better to use fresh ones
I'm not a clean freak, but I might use DDU if necessary. It's only useful when things aren't perfect. I understand how systems function and if I ever need to replace old drivers, tools like DDU, RAPR, Ghostbuster come in handy. However, this conversation seems pointless—like comparing systems to clean sheets. Does that mean files are becoming more disorganized? Zeros appear less orderly somehow? Maybe we should look at real-life examples instead. Cleaning up isn't just about appearances; you should refresh your space regularly, especially when replacing furniture. New pieces might work, but an old setup will eventually fall short compared to the original. Or perhaps you've installed a new muffler for your car and want to fit it? You can, but I strongly advise buying a new vehicle—it will perform better. These comparisons don't make sense because things are often very different. Your old car will slow down over time, and a computer with Photoshop installed won't necessarily run faster or slower—it just depends on the setup. It doesn't make sense to create such comparisons unless you're trying to persuade others that a reinstall is necessary or beneficial.