Just got a New Lap Top... Stressed out
By kay lar
@jaylar (4276)
Kingston, Jamaica
August 20, 2026 10:17am CST
In ancient days I'd buy a laptop, and I was in charge of it. I'd load the programs I used, get rid of what I didn't want, and had no interference.
This thing I am typing on now thinks it is in charge. Constantly wants to 'advise' me.
I should of bought an old second hand one.
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@DaddyEvil (179042)
• United States
20 Aug
I'm having a lot of trouble remembering things right now but I MIGHT be able to help you with htat.
I know my spelling can get erratic and I can't remember how to do most things on an Android phone but I THINK I can still suggest ways to get rid of AI...
What brand is your new laptop. (I have better luck with a Windows machine than an iPhoney but either way, I'll try to help you with it.)
@DaddyEvil (179042)
• United States
20 Aug
@jaylar Okay, uninstalling AI features is a good start. If you run into anything you can't figure out or if any AI still responds after you're done and you need help, let me know.
@jaylar (4276)
• Kingston, Jamaica
20 Aug
@DaddyEvil I certainly will. Am taking my time deleting...can't understand how computer went from a useful tool to a Massa
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@heaytheblogger (3197)
• Philippines
23 Oct
The newer operating systems of laptop really intergrade new features and the way you navigate on things and it also depends on which brand of laptop you are using and what operating system it centralized just like how Mac OS differs to Windows and Linux.
@jaylar (4276)
• Kingston, Jamaica
24 Oct
@heaytheblogger i have no use for AI. I like thinking for myself and acting as I please
