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It was suggested I post a pic of all the apps on my laptop and people can help me figure out which app I can safely uninstall so my laptop will perform optimally. Because I have zero technical ability, I was told that I should go this route instead of going for a completely, clean Windows re-install.

There are different ways to remove apps and programs, so if you can't find the one you're looking for, you can try another location. Note that some apps and programs are built into Windows and can't be uninstalled. You can try to repair a program first, if it's just not running correctly.

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All Latitudes. Mine is a new Latitude 5540. I do think maybe it's Chrome at fault but I am investigating anyway since I do observe more Dell and Intel apps installed than upon our older Latitudes, regardless whether they were set up 'from the factory,' with Dell Restore, or via Intune wipe and reinstall...

If the problem occurs with Chrome, its likely an extension of Chrome. I've been using it for decades without performance related issues to my pc's. Is the version of Chrome fully updated? You can remove all the dell stuff and the laptop will work fine as its not required by windows. Now future driver updates would have be manually completed.

The OP didn't mention the specs of that laptop, but if you're running less than 8GB of RAM and/or a spindle drive with Win10 or Win11, you will be waiting for EVERYTHING to happen and Chrome's resource usage will be the least of your worries.

I always do a clean install of windows, rather than use dell's image that's loaded with all sorts of junk. I normally let windows grab drivers automatically, and for anything still showing an exclamation mark in the device manager, then I grab the driver packages from dell's support section.

Worst that will happen is some custom keyboard shortcuts might not work (like the F key row on a laptop) and if you want those just re-install that piece. But most people in my experience find those keys more annoying then helpful

I would keep Dell Command Update, and that's it. Useful for BIOS updates, drivers updates, etc. You can even configure it to run silently -that's what we do and it caused an issue on ONE laptop out of more than a thousand. Of course, BIOS was about to be flashed, the laptop displayed in red "don't switch off the computer" and the guy immediately switched it off...

I have worked in four different enterprise settings with Dell, HP and Lenovo desktops and laptops. In all cases we reimage our machines with a fresh Windows Enterprise OS installation, removing all of the hardware manufacturer's software. For Dell machines, we just installed Dell Command Update and that was it. We never installed any other hardware manufacturer's software except for specific drivers.

We recommend that you bring your laptop to class the first week. Your instructors will discuss the use of laptops within your classes. In general, avoid distracting other students by turning off instant messaging, email, games and other unnecessary applications before class begins.

When using laptops and other computers, be aware of SNHU's Network Acceptable Use Policy and File Sharing Policy. Information Technology Solutions monitors illegal downloading of music and other files from campus sites and will restrict network usage for anyone found violating this policy.

We strongly recommend that you avoid downloading unnecessary programs, utilities and games onto your laptop. These programs can create problems with other software on your computer. It is best to keep your computer clean.

Extended Service: The Dell laptops in this program come with a 1-year limited warranty, plus 1 year of accidental damage service. We strongly recommend that you purchase the 4-year warranty and the 4-year accidental damage service or choose a plan that matches the length of time you expect to keep the laptop. The accidental damage service can take care of items not covered under the warranty including drops, power surges, screen breaks and spills. The top three repairs on campus tend to be broken screens, malware/virus removal and liquid damage like spills. Broken screens and liquid damage are not covered under a regular warranty but require accidental damage coverage.

If your laptop requires service, bring it to the Technology Help Desk in the Wolak Library Learning Commons. Help Desk staff are certified to perform warranty repairs on Dell and Apple computers. For other brands, the Help Desk can perform limited service and any warranty repairs would be your responsibility to arrange.

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When seeking a more affordable alternative to PC or Apple laptops, select minimalist laptop models can perform the online coursework for most SNHU classes. A Chromebook is not recommended for SNHU coursework. (Note: Minimalist laptops are NOT recommended for computer science, construction management, engineering, game programming and development, graphic design or other processing-intensive programs.)

While PC (Windows OS) or Apple (Mac OS) laptops are recommended to provide optimal experiences for SNHU students, we recognize that students may benefit from having more affordable computer options available.

Enroll and inventory corporate or employee-owned devices and proactively manage them alongside laptops, computers, servers, noncomputer devices and internet-of-things technologies using a single console.

We've got a fleet of Dell Latitude 5285 laptops, all of which are having an issue whereby the Cisco proximity application says "Your microphone is not working" even though you can see the audio levels go up and down on the microphone in the "recording devices" window.

Proximity version 3.0 does not fix the issue with the Dell 5290 2 in 1 laptop. The program now sees the computer has a microphone, but it will not detect any of the cisco systems. I've verified it does work on version 3.0, on a normal laptop.

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So, you know, and when you think about all these devices with free apps where data is sort of moving around very freely inside the smart phone, the risks and challenges that that presents to all these organizations that have valuable information to protect are pretty enormous.

I have a Dell Latitude E7270 laptop which was a member of the Windows domain where I used to work. When I first got it I imaged it with Windows 10 Enterprise and joined it to the domain. I was allowed to take the laptop with me when I retired. Because the laptop was recently having various problems, I used the Dell Restore tool to revert the laptop back to the Dell factory image, which was Windows 10 Pro. Before I did this I was able to use Remote Desktop from another Windows 10 computer at my home to remotely connect to the laptop. I used the username xxxxx\yyyyy where xxxxx is the name of the domain at my former company and yyyyy is my domain username at my former company (and the name of my user profile on the laptop). After the Restore tool installed Windows 10 Pro, the computer name was a random string so I changed it to "latitude-e7270" (without the quotes). I went to the Remote Connection Settings on the laptop and enabled the ability to accept remote connections. Now when I try to connect via RDP to the laptop, I see that the connection failed. I know that RDP from the client computer is communicating with RDP on the laptop because I see the RDP connection dialog. However, regardless what I use for username, I see "the connection has failed". During the setup of Windows 10 Pro on the laptop I signed in with my Microsoft account. On the laptop, in the Remote Connection Settings where it lists the users who can connect remotely, the list is empty BUT below the list it shows my Microsoft Account name, which is my email address, and says this account is already allowed to connect. When the RDP connect dialog appears, for the user name I have tried entering latitude-e7270\my email address and the password which works to log on locally to the laptop but I see "The login attempt failed". I notice my Windows User folder is called "donan" (without the quotes). So I tried latitude-e7270\donan but that does not work. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Don

I have the same problem with a similar symptom. My internet speed is throttled WHENEVER I start the Zoom Client. I go from 900+MBPS Down and 40Up to 8 Down and 4 Up. However Physical and Wired Connections stay the same speeds. Whenever I QUIT the Zoom APP/Program on Windows 11 PRo, the speed of my PC Reverts back to higher speeds. at the reduced internet speed, my zoom meetings all lag now and affect all apps on this PC. After 5 months.... its the Zoom App/Program and Windows 11~! I can use Chrome Web Browser and take the Zoom meeting, and everything is fine. Speed stays throttled down whenever the client/app runs even if not in a meeting or phone call. 006ab0faaa