- Oct 20, 2014
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Hi all,
This is rig set up it may be old but it still serves me well.
This is rig set up it may be old but it still serves me well.
Eugene's PC configuration 2020
- Thread starter Eugene Yap
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- Apr 28, 2015
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@Eugene Yap:
You may set UAC to Always Notify.
In System Backup, You may add Macrium Reflect Free or AOEMI Backupper, both are free and reliable.
In Data BackUp, consider also to use cloud services.
In Virus and Malware Removal Tools, You may add EmsiSoft Emergengy Kit and HitManPro Free.
In Privacy-focused Apps and Extensions , You may change to uBlock Origin.
A PassWord Manager would be welcome also.
Please kindly reflect Your changes editing Your config, and announcing them here, thanks for sharing
You may set UAC to Always Notify.
In System Backup, You may add Macrium Reflect Free or AOEMI Backupper, both are free and reliable.
In Data BackUp, consider also to use cloud services.
In Virus and Malware Removal Tools, You may add EmsiSoft Emergengy Kit and HitManPro Free.
In Privacy-focused Apps and Extensions , You may change to uBlock Origin.
A PassWord Manager would be welcome also.
Please kindly reflect Your changes editing Your config, and announcing them here, thanks for sharing
- Mar 29, 2018
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Please consider using a Standard User Account.
- Jul 6, 2017
- 2,392
I think you should consider a backup program, and some scanner for a second opinion.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.
Microsoft OneDrive is a great choice. If you are an Office 365 subscriber you can get up to 1 TB of cloud storage.
Pro Tip: Check if your Microsoft account is one of those who opted-in to keep the previous quota, you may have the legacy 25/30 GB of free cloud storage. (circa. 2012).
- May 10, 2019
- 2,289
Eugene Kaspersky uses Avast? 
I really like your config; simple yet effective
I really like your config; simple yet effective
You have a lovely and powerful machine.
You are on Windows v. 1909? I'm running the latest Insider build and just re-enabled InSpectre to mitigate Meltdown/Spectre. I would think enabling these is going to impact the speed of your processor. But, I'm happy to report that my Skylake (which is a 6700K and slightly newer) is minimally impacted right now. I had disabled these mitigations previously due to system slowdowns.
It's a genuine dilemma whether or not to enable these registry settings, especially if you get slowdowns. It is times like these you want to punch Intel in the nose again for this aggravation.
You are on Windows v. 1909? I'm running the latest Insider build and just re-enabled InSpectre to mitigate Meltdown/Spectre. I would think enabling these is going to impact the speed of your processor. But, I'm happy to report that my Skylake (which is a 6700K and slightly newer) is minimally impacted right now. I had disabled these mitigations previously due to system slowdowns.
It's a genuine dilemma whether or not to enable these registry settings, especially if you get slowdowns. It is times like these you want to punch Intel in the nose again for this aggravation.
i smiled too when i saw his handle ^^Eugene Kaspersky uses Avast?
yeah EK wants to learn how to properly make bucks from data mining. LOL
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