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I used several antivirus apps (booting from an external Windows SSD), that could not find anything. I capitulated and wiped the disk and reinstalled everything anew. Unfortunately I was too quick and I nearly lost important files: I mounted a backup as a virtual drive but my user login files...

No, the NAS has nothing to do with my problems: I started Windows from an external SSD and had no lags anymore, neither with the internal SSD folders nor with the NAS. I got the same speedy results when I booted my main PC again but now from a new user account. Somehow I have to "clean" my user...

I have a decent PC with an i7-6700 CPU, 16 GB RAM and several SSDs and several NAS storage devices connected with Gigabit. My Windows is 10 Pro 1809 Build 17763.379. But very often, the opening of a file takes endless time, typically some 20 to 30 seconds. At first I thought it is a slow NAS and...

Indeed. As I do not want to "stress" my SSD with to much hibernation (I was quite shocked, when I looked up the write statistic of my main PC which unfortunately has 16GB RAM) and like to have a fast wake up I prefer Stand by. And as I mentioned in my starting post, this seems to be possible...

You may be surprised, but I know what the philosophy behind the Approach of Microsoft is. And you should have read, that this intended behavior of my device does not suit me: A secure stable standy state is in practice not possible, at least for any decent amount of time, when even a little...

It seems indeed to be a second problem to find any support forum where posters not only read the posts but can give advice that help. But I thought that someone from the Microsoft world (Microsoft hardware + newest Windows 1809) should be able to do that. That is why I started here.

I can put my Surface Go to Standy in the shutdown menu. But it comes back in a second, because the tiniest mouse movement from my bluetooth mouse leads to a wake up. (I tried to set the mouse to do not wake up but it did not help) I therefore tried a desktop connection with "rundll32.exe...

To be true, I even did not know how bad it is going for Cortana. I never used it for my self and never installed it for sombody else. And probably will not use it in the future either.

Re: Are you REALLY using that touchscreen? No, not at all. I even sold an iPad Pro 12.9 recently because it does not have decent mouse support. And I have lots of touch screen Windows devices. Unfortunately there are practically no matte display Windows tablets and only very few notebooks.

The latest Windows update has ruined my periphery: Most of my keyboards and most of my mice cannot be connected anymore with most of my PCs. For keyboards I now get asked for a PIN that my Lenovo keyboards do not have at all. Most of the times the devices are even not "seen" by the PCs. I...

Does anybody know an USB-C hub with Power Delivery that can power an attached Matebook? A lot of the available ones even cannot charge Mac Books but Matebooks are never mentioned. Before I spend another €50 I would like to know of course.

My M3-Notebook has random Bluetooth problems. As this damn device only has a single USB connection I have to use a bluetooth mouse and keyboard. When the get lost it helps to attach a USB mouse (with an adapter of course) and let Windows show the Bluetooth devices. This renews the connections.

Half a dozen of my personal udates to Windows Fall Creators Update 1709 were successful, physical and virtual machines, new ones and even a netbook. But my main rig cannot be updated. It ends with a simple error message but with no specific error code. But to my total surprise a VHD that I made...

By the way: Both the universal restore to differrent hardware than the one on which the backup was made with AOMEI and the use of Double Driver were a first for me and both went through without any hassles. Even the upgrade to Windows 10 Pro was a first for me and I was astonished that it took...

I have tried it and with success. I even cloned another Notebook installation with additional software to the Matebook via AOMEI Backupper. Of course I used Double Driver to save the drivers of the Matebook before I made a restore with AOMEI. I even upgraded this 1703 Windows Home version to...

I did a clean install of 1703. But first I made a backup of all installed drivers with DoubleDriver. Meanwhile I even upgraded to Windows 10 Pro with a Windows 7 Pro Product Key.

Yes, I too prefer it to the standard Windows 10 Desktop. As I don't use apps and don't like tiles either, even in 8.1 times I instantly switched every device I used to Classic Shell.

It seems that the new Anker powerbank could do the trick: Anker PowerCore+ 26800mAh Powerbank Available at Amazon On a leading German Tech Site they quote Anker: "Das Huawei Matebook ist in 1 Stunde und 42 Minuten aufgeladen." Some 15 minutes faster than with the original charger as I read elsewhere