popularDr.W posted Jul 23, 2025 01:51 PM
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popularDr.W posted Jul 23, 2025 01:51 PM
MSI PRO DP180 Business Desktop: i5-13400F, RTX 4060, 16GB DDR4, 2TB SSD + Free 25" PRO FHD 100Hz IPS Monitor $899
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- It's a business-oriented desktop;
- It's bundled with a monitor;
- Comes with Windows 11 Pro (while most PCs ship with Win 11 Home);
- Comes with a 3-year warranty (way more than the standard 1-year warranty on consumer desktops).
Get this if you value the long warranty, care for Windows Pro and have a use for the monitor.I blamed it on Pro being too aggressive with wifi. Someone said try signing on using someone else's wifi, and someone else said it sounded like bios malware.
Back on my old laptop, everything is normal.
After summer travel, I am going to the Micro Center tech counter for a tie breaker of what of the 3 ideas is the cause, and then I will try again.
I blamed it on Pro being too aggressive with wifi. Someone said try signing on using someone else's wifi, and someone else said it sounded like bios malware.
Back on my old laptop, everything is normal.
After summer travel, I am going to the Micro Center tech counter for a tie breaker of what of the 3 ideas is the cause, and then I will try again.
Pro is not your issue; but the multiple browsers is a big red flag. Bios malware no, but likely a bad actor hitched a ride on with one of those browser installers . Your first install should always be your EDR and security suite.
There is an option to reset the machine inside settings, tell it to erase everything and start fresh. It should work perfectly for you. Get your hands on EDR & AV - I personally utilize Crowdstrike Falcon & Defender AV. Based on what you described; I'd change all your passwords for online services on a known clean functional machine. Anything you typed on that system could potentially be compromised/stolen, if your password(s) happen to be used on multiple sites using your email, you'll want to change everything you can.
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