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Decy wrote I've seen a few cases of things re-installing on windows 10 and also peoples windows de-activating itself. Windows 10 actually crippled my new pc. i would revert to stop these problems.
Mine's fine. I don't know what problems you had with Windows 10, but my i5 PC is holding up just fine.
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IMMERSIVE wroteChrisWeir wrote Looks like you've got VMware. Could be that that's the issue. After a quick google search I've found some other people having the issue and it's the antivirus that caused it or installing things like Hamachi. What antivirus software do you have ?
I just use malwarebytes premium. I'm careful with what I download so I don't think it would be a virus.
I think you've misread what I've wrote mate. The results I found said it was an antivirus that does it. NOT a virus. Just a issue with the software. try a reinstall and check again it might be that.
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