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The 5090 is a beast compared to the second and the (3rd) last.

O&O ShutUp10++ v3.2.1111 Released on: 07/15/2026 3.2.1111 – released on 15/07/2026 Added Disable Click to Do (C208) Disable the Settings agent (C209) Disable AI features in Notepad (C210) Disable AI actions in File Explorer (C211) Disable Find My Device (L008) Disable Microsoft account cloud content search (M029) Disable work or school cloud content search (M030) Disable device search history (M031) Disable Start menu recommendations for tips, shortcuts and new apps (M032) Disable Start menu account notifications (M033) Disable Settings app account notifications (M034) Disable extension of Windows search with Bing (M103) Deny app access to generative AI (P082) Deny app access to generative AI (P083) Deny app access to presence sensing (P084) Deny app access to presence sensing (P085) Do not send device name in diagnostic data (U008) Windows Insider Program conflict detection: when the PC is enrolled in the Windows Insider Program, a notice explains that certain diagnostic-data settings prevent participation, and a dialog offers to disable those settings Improved Settings that do not apply to the installed Windows edition (e.g. certain Cortana settings) are no longer applied Fixed Fixed an issue where displaying the Secure Boot certificate status could briefly freeze the user interface PREM: The main window could no longer be displayed after being maximized and then minimized or closed to the tray PREM: With autostart enabled, an empty black window could appear in the Alt-Tab switcher after Windows sign-in that could not be clicked or opened (the application kept running correctly in the system tray). The cause was restoring the saved window position at startup, which pulled the hidden, minimized startup window back out of its minimized state so it was not hidden cleanly Info Compatible with Windows 11 and Windows 10; x86, x64, and ARM architectures Available in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, and Simplified Chinese

O&O ShutUp10++ v3.2.1111 Released on: 07/15/2026 3.2.1111 – released on 15/07/2026 Added Disable Click to Do (C208) Disable the Settings agent (C209) Disable AI features in Notepad (C210) Disable AI actions in File Explorer (C211) Disable Find My Device (L008) Disable Microsoft account cloud content search (M029) Disable work or school cloud content search (M030) Disable device search history (M031) Disable Start menu recommendations for tips, shortcuts and new apps (M032) Disable Start menu account notifications (M033) Disable Settings app account notifications (M034) Disable extension of Windows search with Bing (M103) Deny app access to generative AI (P082) Deny app access to generative AI (P083) Deny app access to presence sensing (P084) Deny app access to presence sensing (P085) Do not send device name in diagnostic data (U008) Windows Insider Program conflict detection: when the PC is enrolled in the Windows Insider Program, a notice explains that certain diagnostic-data settings prevent participation, and a dialog offers to disable those settings Improved Settings that do not apply to the installed Windows edition (e.g. certain Cortana settings) are no longer applied Fixed Fixed an issue where displaying the Secure Boot certificate status could briefly freeze the user interface PREM: The main window could no longer be displayed after being maximized and then minimized or closed to the tray PREM: With autostart enabled, an empty black window could appear in the Alt-Tab switcher after Windows sign-in that could not be clicked or opened (the application kept running correctly in the system tray). The cause was restoring the saved window position at startup, which pulled the hidden, minimized startup window back out of its minimized state so it was not hidden cleanly Info Compatible with Windows 11 and Windows 10; x86, x64, and ARM architectures Available in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, and Simplified Chinese

Microsoft confirms every Windows PC is trackable and how it can lead to your arrest Microsoft has confirmed that Windows installations include what is called a Global Device ID (GDID), a persistent, unremovable identifier that links a user to a specific Windows installation. This so-called GDID was a revelation that emerged as a byproduct of Microsoft assisting authorities in catching a cybercriminal, as Microsoft provided the GDID to authorities to help identify a suspect.

This is nice. And Microsoft is very helpful spread the malware.

The latest and greatest from Redmond is filled with bugs... Microsoft’s July patches fix over 600 flaws, shattering last month’s record Microsoft's July 2026 Patch Tuesday fixed 570 security vulnerabilities, pushing the monthly total past 620 and to a new all-time record.

HWiNFO adds RTX 50 hotspot temperature reporting, RTSS can display it too No Hot Spot for MSI Afterburner, but RTSS supports it MSI Afterburner developer Alexey “Unwinder” Nicolaychuk explained that he cannot add RTX 50 hotspot monitoring directly to Afterburner for legal and marketing reasons. MSI Afterburner is official NVIDIA partner-branded software, so its monitoring features must rely on sensors exposed through NVIDIA’s supported NVAPI interfaces. Due to some weird reasons NVIDIA still keeps VRAM/hotspot temperature monitoring interfaces for private internal NV software only, they are not open even to partners making NVIDIA bases graphics cards. Every single currently existing tool displaying VRAM/hotspot temperatgure on NVIDIA side rely on reverse engineered private NVAPI interfaces (or even direct GPU access in case of RTX 5000 cards), which doesn’t make green GPU vendor too happy. — Unwinder RTX 50 hotspot data is hidden from NVAPI and can only be accessed through direct GPU register reads, while earlier hotspot and VRAM readings used reverse-engineered private interfaces. Unwinder can demonstrate this access through his independent RivaTuner Statistics Server project, but he cannot include an unofficial implementation in MSI Afterburner unless NVIDIA adds the sensor to its public API. Unwider strongly suggests that someone create a plugin that would allow for easy unofficial support.

I want it in GPU-Z. This is me from one of the very best days I have had the last two months. Today going out and eat (outside my preferred place). I don't know if I will be the same as before. It will take time. Loads of time before I will/start feel well with myself. I feel broken🙁 They say it takes at least a year before you can feel more confident. The first 3 months after the stroke is critical. After one year you can start feel safer and try come back to yourself. The progress goes slow but steady forwards. Thanks for asking my good friend🙂

Not sure why GPU-Z is so slow NVIDIA RTX 50 Series Hotspot Temperature Readings Are Back Through HWMonitor Utility https://wccftech.com/nvidia-rtx-50-series-hotspot-temperature-readings-are-back-through-hwmonitor-utility/

Ready to send over your data to help Samsung bro @Mr. Fox🙄 Me buying an Samsung smartphone? Nope. Not in hell. Hell will freeze first. Samsung is holding your health data hostage to train its AI Samsung Health now requires users to consent to AI training on their health data or lose access to it, raising serious privacy concerns

Please, Save a few for spare. Not only the one you binned. You'll need it. They will fail one after one with time. Another RTX 5090 power connector melted, and even ASRock TempGuard failed to save this one I guess I assumed 5080s are mostly immune... Btw... "The devil is in the details". Disgusting move from Nvidia. They did it on purpose. They did it to stop RMA costs. A helping hand to the AIB partners. Good temperatures doesn't mean a shit when you don't know the real temperature. NVIDIA RTX 50 hotspot sensor is still accessible through internal MODS diagnostic tool The tested Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 Ti reported an average GPU temperature of around 67°C to 68°C, while MODS showed the hotspot rising above 100°C. “Someone sees 68°C in Windows and thinks the graphics card is running cool, but the hotspot is already reaching 104°C,” the technicians explained.... We believe NVIDIA should reconsider removing the Hot Spot reading from Windows. If users rely only on the average GPU temperature, they may fail to detect cooling problems in time, which could contribute to premature GPU failures over the coming years. — Sidnelson to VideoCardz.com Thanks. Sadly We failed against England today. Very close, but no cigar😶 Norway believes the ball hit the wire: –⁠ No evidence, says Fifa Jup, the game should be stopped. And the ball should be dropped. And hence the goal should be annulled. https://www.tv2.no/video/sport/se-video-her-treffer-ballen-vaieren/20351319 Mid full summer... Barely 6C in mid July. Can't beat the Norwegain summer. At least it don't rain today. From my Netatmo. Green winters is real. But the temperatures start creeping upwards the next coming days. That is something. Then it goes fast back to the normal again (sub 10 and rain). Jup, the weather here up in the cold and rainy north can be even worse...☹️ The heat waves in Europe: – Could put Norway in the firing line for torrential rain – Increases the risk of torrential rain If Norway is not included in the blocking high pressure, the moist and warm air currents are forced north instead of entering overland in countries like England and France. – Then they hit Norway with full force. The weather systems pull in towards our mountains, and that can trigger very heavy rain and torrential rain, says Hygen, confirming that the heat waves in Europe can thus place Norway directly in the firing line for extreme weather.

Let them get what they deserve... Meta receives a $1.4 billion fine from 4 US states for creating social media addiction among young people Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is Mark Zuckerberg's company that went from focusing solely on a social network to venturing into the Metaverse by changing its name, only to find it was a failure and return to its roots.

Bigger the better bro @Mr. Fox?😀 Microsoft confirms bug Windows 11 can grow by up to 500 GB due to errors. Microsoft has confirmed a bug in Windows 11 that can cause up to several hundred gigabytes of disk space to be used on the system partition.