I dumped Windows 10 for the last time today!And I'm never putting the crap back on my system!I have been waiting to upgrade my hardware to the i9-9980XE which will only run... moreI dumped Windows 10 for the last time today!And I'm never putting the crap back on my system!I have been waiting to upgrade my hardware to the i9-9980XE which will only run Windows crap 10!So when I do upgrade, my system will be 100% Linux if it can't run Windows 7 Ultimate or Windows 8 Pro I won't be installing any Windows OS!I had forgotten how good Windows 8 was (8 not 8.1 windows 10's little spyware sister)Internal network file transfer:Windows 8 Pro 85 to 150 MB/s 215 gigs about 17 to 23 minutes (same speed as Linux)Windows 10 Pro 0 B/s to 90 MB/s 215 gigs about 13 HOURS!!! (freezing up every 4 seconds!)Memory Speed:Windows 8 Pro 68,000 to 70,000+Windows 10 58,000 to best of 67,000!Hard Drive Speed:Windows 8 Pro 7800 MB/sWindows 10 Pro 6600 MB/sGaming: (On a EVGA 2080 ti XC Ultra)Higher frame rates, NO MORE GAME LOCK-UP'S (MIRCO FREEZING)Smoother game play across the board. Gaming on Windows 10 is HORRIBLE no wonder so many people think everyone is cheating!Playing on Windows 10 you are just a... less
This works for Windows 7, 8, 8.1 & 10.Windows.edb is a history of your searches and the records from indexing your drives & files.You don't need to do anything if you have turned... moreThis works for Windows 7, 8, 8.1 & 10.Windows.edb is a history of your searches and the records from indexing your drives & files.You don't need to do anything if you have turned off indexing & Windows Search. If you haven'tturned them off it can be a HUGE file on your C drive or primary Windows OS drive. 5 to 15+gigsdepending on how much you use windows search.It is 100% safe to delete but if you use it? Windows will need to start all over indexing and saving new searches so your searches will be very slow. Disabling indexing also makes your searchesvery slow unless your have really fast drives. 4,000 MB/s or faster you won't see a slow down mostnon-raid, non-ssd drives run around 20 to 60 MB/s, SSD's non-raid 250 to 500 MB/s, M.2 SSD's 1,100to 2,500 MB/s, SSD's Raid-0 8,000 to 12,000 MB/s.To delete it:1.) Open "System Services" scroll down look for "Windows Search" right click select "stop"(Leave "System Services" open)2.) Go to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows - delete... less