I think I’ll do that with my laptop during my birthday holiday.I remember having to download Japanese drivers to get I think the DualShock 3 controller to work on PC. Now you just plug the thing into the PC and it works with Steam.
Whenever you're doing something you think might break stuff or a major kind of update, image your C: drive first. Then if something goes wrong, you just restore that image and you're back up and running in like 5 minutes. Imaging software is more essential than anti-virus IMO. It's basically a glorified copy/paste.
The product key is embedded in the BIOS nowadays and you can download a copy of a stock version of Windows from Microsoft and install that using the key in the BIOS you did buy as part of the cost of the PC.
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I think I've had enough of custom PC's and what goes into them
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That's been a pretty rare event for the past 20-odd years... and most instances of were because of DRM or other Publisher shitfuckery. Can't remember the last time I had to troubleshoot something that wasn't because I scratching a nostalgia itch and trying to get some old game running on a modern system.
I lose more time waiting around for shit to update on my PS4 than on my PC because my PC stays on all the time and auto updates the important shit. I could also do that for my PS4 but then I'd have nothing to ***** about.
I can't even call the console a superior experience because some of my favourite games are FPS and I just find them jank and unpleasant to play on a controller.
Wider KB&M support on consoles would be nice, too. I only prefer controllers over KB&M for precision platformers and driving games.