Screw this stupid internet; definitely not tonight:
I have Internet issues too but it’s because my laptop is fucked up unfortunately.
I don’t have a running water from 7am and the man who should repair that have a third break during the 5h…
Mail delivery services claiming to bring your stuff somewhere on a specific date without a specific time, so you either have to wait all day at home or risk having it delivered at the neighbors.
Task manager not working?
Try holding the power button down for a few seconds and do a hard boot.
Good luck with that. It took mine about 2 hours to function again after this.
Oh wow, looks like a nasty system crash.
Did your Windows 10 have an update or did you install something new before this happened?
W10 is just a PC killer.
Yeah it totally sucks, that’s why they offered it for free for so long… 
Am I the only one enjoying W10?
I should’ve stuck with 8.1. I wonder what happened to W9
Yes.
I haven’t had any issues with it so far, runs smoothly, way better than 7. My only concern is the huge amount of updates it has every once in a while, it’s a long process.
Good luck indeed 
Windows 8/8.1 was the worst[quote=“EvoOba, post:773, topic:11964”]
runs smoothly, way better than 7
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Windows 7 pretty much never crashed, but from windows 8 onwards, always crashed.
8 was pretty solid to me. Had no real issues.
I’m sure 8.1 crashed very often as well, in fact slightly more often than 10
Never had 8, 7 was running on a pretty beat up laptop but it was good. 10 on my new one is great… so far at least.
I am glad that I don’t use 8.1 anymore, that was just not it for me. Windows 10 does not support some of the programs I liked to use. And I just dislike it alot that Windows Movie Maker is not available in windows 10 
And since about a few months I’ve been having this strange system error that pops up. It doesn’t really do anything, it’s just a notification of some exe file not working anymore. I basically just put the box with the notification in the lowest corner of the screen and can still go on with my computer needs. But when I want to log off, I have to use ctrl+alt+delete because the exit button won’t work otherwise.
8.1 wasn’t for me nor my family; they were wondering where the start menu was.
At least it doesn’t crash the whole damn thing (hopefully)
Windows 8 and 8.1 were meant for touchscreen devices, really. If it were on a tablet it made more sense but on a computer it’s just useless.
The error doesn’t really crash my system, thankfully no.