I only have about a month to go on my current subscription. Now, I’m not sure if I want to add it back or not. I don’t think Norton was the cause of any of my problems, but it seemed like a possible culprit, so I removed it. And now I think I have that working again.Īt some point in this process, I also uninstalled Norton Anti-Virus. So, after a bunch of flailing around with settings on that, I finally gave up and uninstalled it, then reinstalled it.

(Which is fine, since I was going to GS Comic Fest anyway.) So, after that was all done, I appear to have an up-to-date Windows 10 install, ready (I hope) for the coming Anniversary Update.īut then I found that Neverwinter Nights didn’t work anymore. But then there was so much stuff to update, I had to just leave the laptop running all day. I eventually figured out that this tip from SuperUser fixed things and allowed me to get back on the update bandwagon again. I won’t get into too much detail, but I discovered that I hadn’t successfully installed any Windows Updates since April. Which was probably a bad idea, since it led me down a rat-hole that I’m only just now (mostly) dug out of. I had a little trouble with the ThinkPad last night though, so I decided to do some troubleshooting. I got it working reasonably well under Windows 10 on my ThinkPad, played through the tutorial, and got started on the first “chapter.” I got off to a pretty good start with Neverwinter Nights over the last few days.

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