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My Camera is not showing in Device Manager.
Before I did a scan for any changes I noticed the name in which I named my computer during one of the requests when setting up the Windows 11 installation was not there however after the scan the name was there and when I opened it there was the option to add drivers. My question is should I proceed with adding the drivers?
I just purchased a new computer and went through the motions of installing Windows and I have the same going on in this computer. It's like a spreading cancer however when I check the properties of what folders I do have scattered around the first part of the path after the user is One Drive. Has One Drive taken over my computers?
Kenneth
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Is the privacy mode that you are referring too is the Microsoft New In Privacy mode as per the three dots on the upper right side?
I noticed that the upgrade that you are referring to is for Windows 10. Is this OK?
When I do this upgrade will it also bring any bad paths or what ever is bad along with it?
Kenneth
It will refresh Windows OS, everything else will remain same.
If I made file paths that confused any of the Windows apps, folders or files, and if so aren't I just upgrading or repairing everything with the mistakes intact?
Kenneth
No, everything will remain the same other than OS.
What will the gain be? as for some reason file history is not recognizing my external hard drive.
Wouldn't it be better to do a fresh install of Windows and sadly have to start all over again? I had thousands upon thousands of folders with subfolders and documents within them just to have File History not recognize my external Hard drive. So much for savings one's materials on a hard drive.
Kenneth
