[SOLVED] Missing mcf80u.dll and others!

That's just it I did and nothing has the Exclamation marks! I don't get it. I even went to devices and printers and selected "make this printer default printer. (it's my only printer)!Plus every time I try to use either one of my ASIO sound cards It crashes whatever program I'm in! But yet I can Play the windows media player with them fine.
 

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This not abnormal memory usage?
 

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Isn't there an easier way? My brain fried! and that is real complicated! I'm 61 YO
 
Not really, but if you'df like to save time, I'd advise you to try using the system for a bit and see if there are errors. We've cleared out the corruption and Win10 is running. What are the system specs?
 
No.. honesty everything was working flawlessly before the upgrade. The only thing that's changed is HDD (Samsung 860 EVO) change, and OS change.
 
I don't know what to tell you. From my standpoint, everything is clean corruption wise and the computer is ready to be used. If you are unhappy with the performance, you can either test the HW to see if that is the issue or format the drive and install Win7 again, but I do not believe Win10 is the culprit here as I've been using it since 2015.
You can even start a thread in another forum here at Sysnative to be assisted by someone who does HW troubleshooting more than I do, so they may be more helpful.
 
OK thanks. The Massive memory usage due to "wondershare Application" Wonder what else is running amuck.
 
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