A:AnswerIn settings->updates there is a back up and restore option. You can create a full backup image ( ghost copy ) of computer, system restore, and a few other options.
A:AnswerThis machine is NOT consumer friendly, Asus doesn't support any user modifications. You must send it into Asus to have anything done on it.
Or your warranty is void:P Blah blah blah.
A:AnswerThe "voice" your referring to is Cortana, the personal assistant. She is not programmed to answer any complex or critical questions She in turns, direct you to a website referring to your question for the possible answer.
A:AnswerSSD's are more expensive per gigabyte or terabyte than HDDs, but if you're willing to spend the money you can get an SSD to match the capacity of your original HDD.
If you aren't computer savvy I would not recommend attempting it yourself. The physical swap is very easy, but getting your data from the old HDD to the new SSD will require some savvy.
A:AnswerClick on the icon that is next to the time and date that is the lower right of the screen. Next a settings box will pop open. Now click on the System icon. You should now be on Display and to the right you should see Customize your display at the top. Now scroll down until you see Multiple displays, right under them you will see a drop down menu. It shows "Duplicate these displays" click on that and click on "Extend these displays". Now click on Apply, then click and hold the top of the app you want to move. Just move your mouse to the right and you have your duel display.
A:AnswerWindows Media Player can play DVD's. It is included with WIndows 10 on all devices including this one.
If you are having trouble or do not like Windows Media Player, download VLC player from www.videolan.org
A:AnswerI can't answer about Lana's review (link?) but it appears to be regular hard drive sounds, possibly amplified by the aluminum case. The sounds aren't that loud to me, a cat purring in my lap easily drowns the sound out.
