I don't think Outbytes was responsible for this, but most definitely it contributed to my laptop's now senile behavior. Installed Malewarebytes because my parent suggested that perhaps the wifi and bluetooth wasn't functioning because of malware. Outbytes was praised on reviews, and I didn't find anything particularly weird, so I decided to install it to help with the bluetooth issue.Īnyway, that's the backstory.

That's when I decided to find a site that would give me a bluetooth driver. Maybe it was now outdated and incompatible, but nonetheless, it disabled itself and would refuse to connect to either anymore. My windows prompted multiple updates to make up for the complete reset, but I believe after it had done so, it messed with the bluetooth driver and wifi/network for whatever reason. Now, my laptop is new and fresh, with a recent aes makeover (bg, taskbar, etc). I'm not sure how that occurred, but nonetheless it needed to be removed, as it was attempting to corrupt the replacement parts. Had it checked by a computer guy, and after trying to figure out what could've happened, we ultimately decided to wipe it completely, as he discovered that the motherboard had corrupted. My laptop, a while ago, had blacked out while I was on YT, refusing to turn back on.

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