Hello
@madman777 !
Thanks for posting your configuration.
First and foremost I would like to see you implment a great backup program! I have some great and free programs for you to try out.
Please try out either of these two:
1) Macirum Reflect (Free). Link:
Macrium Software | Macrium Reflect Free
If you find you like Macrium Reflect look into using viBoot! Link:
Macrium Software | Macrium viBoot
2) AOMEI Backupper Standard (Free) Link:
Best Free Backup Software for Windows 10, Windows 8.1/8, Windows 7, Vista, XP
Suggestion for virus and malware removal tools:
1) EEK - Emsisoft Emgergency Kit (Free & could be portable as in put onto a USB flash drive) Link:
Emsisoft | Emergency Kit: Free Portable Malware Scan and Removal
2) Norton Power Eraser (Free) Link:
Norton Rescue Tools
What edition of Windows 10 Pro are you rolling with? I would suggest staying current or near current with the Windows 10 builds.
uBlock Origin would be good for a ad blocker to add onto your extensions list (suggestion here)! I would also like to highly recommend HTTPS Everywhere as another good extension to have on your web browser. Please kindly let us know which web browser you are using.
You will need a good backup program in order for your configuration to be marked secure by the staff. Take a look at either of the two backup programs and see which you like better!
Consider a frequency of backups that works best for you for the backup cycle. For me I have a few backup programs that get used over a course of a week time span. Most could get by on a every two week (maybe a bit longer) basis depending on what he or she is doing.
I would suggest taking the upgrade for 1809 for Windows 10. If we were all in the corporate world I would get why we may want to stick with 1803 for a bit, but 1809 has been out in the wild and has been stable for some time now.
As for a good password manager I would suggest Bitwarden (Free)! Link:
Open Source Password Management Solutions | Bitwarden
I personally use Sticky Password (paid), and RoboForm for Business but Bitwarden is starting to grab my attention on the free side.
~Brian