Oh great. It also fixed my "drive not found" or something error. When I put my laptop drive into this computer in order to transfer files over it created a drive letter, of course. But it used a drive letter that already existed because I had to move my PC drive to a different...I don't know. So when I took it out it caused a problem.

So every time I wanted to start a program on this replaced PC drive I would get an error message. I'd have to hit cancel a few times and then everything would work. It was a bit annoying.

But Windows 10 fixed this. Or maybe it's just because I installed a new operating system so it re-did all the checks.

Things seem to run more slowly, though. Just a bit but even a bit isn't good. Maybe it's because my screen resolution isn't the same. When I installed this, the screen resolution defaulted to 640x480 or whatever and I moved it up to my maximum setting. I don't know if I had it there before. It certainly wasn't 640/480, though.