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(I have policy manager installed into Win 10 Home.) The OS was zipping right along before the virus, or whatever it was. I'm wondering if something in the policy manager got hammered.
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My question is should I try Windows Repair first (I have the pro version), or do a reset of Win 10 with keep files, or try to restore from backup again? With each method, it seems I have do a bit of fixing afterward, sometimes it's easy and sometimes it's a real pain. (running Windows 10) Seems ever since installing Win 10 each boot, or reboot offers up a new surprise, but that's another story. Now the OS is sluggish, shutdown takes five minutes or more and I occasionally get the "Something went wrong." screen.

After what I believe was a virus, I did a simple system restore from backup.
