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I’d start with a full windows update
Close the window when it pops up.
anyway, I found a way around it, by pulling the network connection forcing it to offline mode and go back online at least I have access to my games again, however convenient goes different because as soon I start it online this stupid survey locks me out again :/
Edit: Solved, started it in compatibility mode for windows 7, ignore the warning, click No Thanks in the survey and exit. remove compatibility mode and it's running again.
Not making the survey load is not the “solution”
I'd suggest doing full software as well as hardware scans to make sure your computer isn't just breaking. Because that's not normal behavior.
Uh, no. If the thing runs fine until you open Program X, Program X is the problem. That's troubleshooting 101.
that's... completely and totally false.
"The thing" may be appearing to run "fine" - but software does not cause issues like that. Software CONFLICTS at the most, but 99% of the time, it's failing hardware or viruses.
OP is going to come back in a couple months with "my computer doesn't boot up any more!" eventually.
Correlation is not causation
You’re treating the symptom. Not the cause
The hardware survey uses standard WMI calls to generate the survey data. If that fails it means those calls are failing. That means there is an OS level issue causing those WMI calls to fail
Disabling the survey is like seeing your check engine light on, and then putting black electrical tape over the light
Dude, NO.
*rolls up newspaper* NO.
That is NOT how it works. AT ALL.
That's beautiful and accurate.