Originally Posted by
chgoeditor
I had a Windows 10 update that seemed to cause deteriorating performance. I was a little nervous to try it, but I went with the Windows repair feature -- can't remember the exact name, but the one that leaves all of your files, etc., untouched -- and it was remarkably pain free. I still had to reinstall non-Microsoft programs and tweak some settings, but it did a remarkable job of fixing the performance issues I'd previously encountered. (See my Travel Tech thread from a few months ago, where several posters thought I was on the verge of a hard-drive failure, didn't have enough RAM, etc.)
Here's the directions:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...fresh-reset-pc
I've had to do it a few times. Generally would get it started and then go get lunch and run errands.