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Have a look at EaseUS's ToDo backup free edition.

If all you're looking for is Full/Differential/Incremental Backup and Restore then it's a good choice.

I have been using their Workstation...

If by lame you mean it is not current Gen then yes correct, but there is a world-wide shortage of GPU's and CPU's that is pushing pricing to ridiculous levels.
The 2060S is no slouch and is...

Honestly with those specs, all you really need to do is upgrade the CPU and motherboard...Everything else is fine.

16GB of memory and a 2060 Super is more than enough horse power for 1080p...

To be honest, I'd go with:

Ryzen 5 3600
X570 Motherboard
16GB of 3200MHz RAM
RTX3060

Works out to about $1700 or so.

X570 is much better feature wise AND is compatible with current and...

What are the specs of his current machine?

You could save $1K or so if you just bought the CPU, motherboard, GPU and RAM and assuming the current case he has is compatible and there are no other...

I suggest you find out what the preferred settings are from your mail provider to determine if you should use ~all or -all

~all is less restrictive than -all

For -all if the domain doesn't...

I've had this installed since it's release and I haven't had any issues.

What's the brand? Make and model?

Do you get any error messages? nVidia driver are you trying to install? You will need to use the Quadro driver which you can find here

Also which build version of Windows 10 are you running----->...

Here's your problem...

I don't disagree with that, it is a "workaround" to the problem... the whole point behind "system paths" is to be able to "point the OS" to the correct locations for executable files/programmatic...

Also make sure that the Python path is set under System Variables and NOT User Variables.

In this day and age...it's better to "spend" on end-point protection... whilst Defender does an adequate job, it is not as good versus an offering such as ESET.

Stick with ESET, she will not...

I'm in Sydney, East Ryde, provider is Aussie Broadband... they have THE BEST service hands down. I used to be with Vodafone, then Telstra then Optus... they all sucked... Aussie BB has been awesome.

Fibre is obviously the better choice as it can support higher speeds but whether you can actually buy a service which is higher than 1Gbps is another story.

1Gbps is plenty for home use to be...

A UPS and a backup/alternate power supply are 2 different things in form and function...

A UPS is purely for the purpose of preventing damage to equipment due to unexpected power loss... it is not...

I'm on HFC here in Aussie 1Gbps/50Mbps (Down/Up) - hasn't skipped a beat and the performance is fantastic...currently waiting to hear back about upping the upload speed to about 100Mbps at least....

I also experienced random crashes to the desktop when gaming (I play Division 2 - and disclaimer, there is a known issue with the game randomly crashing since the last title update but this is...

Have a look at this thread to get an idea of the rationale behind a MS Account

Yeah I wouldn't remove Edge, as it's heavily integrated into the OS itself...you may find other things breaking or not working correctly within the OS... proceed with caution.

Yes the games have to be "installed" on the Xbox disk drive. If it's taking too long, it is possible there are 2 issues:

1) It's a mechanical HDD, so reading data from a disk and then writing it...

If you're logged into the machine using a MS account then you can install the SSD and then re-install or clone the current HDD to the SSD.

As long as you continue logging in with your MS account...

It "should" be fine, if that's all you're doing. You might be hard pressed to get a GPU that still has DVI (you might have to go to a GTX970/980Ti).

You monitor is likely going to stop you from...

Wise words...

I think another important thing to remember is determining how important your data is to you.... if you can stand "losing" it then backups/remote/NAS storage is probably not required...

If you are going to invest in a NAS I highly recommend getting one that has at least 4 disk bays, anything with fewer bays offers a "nominal" level of network based storage redundancy which is...