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Help me out here, please.
A coworker of mine is using some kind of HP machine at work—it looks pretty new, maybe only a year old, but honestly, it’s acting like a total piece of junk.
Out of nowhere, her internet speeds have just tanked over the last week.
She hasn't been downloading anything sketchy either (just the usual stuff, checking emails, maybe grabbing an image or two),
and lately, she can barely even load a single webpage, or if she does, it takes like five minutes...
It doesn't matter which browser she tries to use, too.
On top of that, I'm seeing this message about an HP recovery disk being full, even though she hasn't actually triggered a system restore or anything once. So, there isn't a single system restore point available.
😵
There's almost nothing on her C or D drives, maybe like 2% usage, and I've already uninstalled basically every useless program I could find... just left the bare essentials.
What do you think is going on, and is there anything specific in the hardware specs I should be looking at?
A coworker of mine is using some kind of HP machine at work—it looks pretty new, maybe only a year old, but honestly, it’s acting like a total piece of junk.
Out of nowhere, her internet speeds have just tanked over the last week.
She hasn't been downloading anything sketchy either (just the usual stuff, checking emails, maybe grabbing an image or two),
and lately, she can barely even load a single webpage, or if she does, it takes like five minutes...
It doesn't matter which browser she tries to use, too.
On top of that, I'm seeing this message about an HP recovery disk being full, even though she hasn't actually triggered a system restore or anything once. So, there isn't a single system restore point available.
😵
There's almost nothing on her C or D drives, maybe like 2% usage, and I've already uninstalled basically every useless program I could find... just left the bare essentials.
What do you think is going on, and is there anything specific in the hardware specs I should be looking at?