01-14-2021, 01:48 PM
(01-14-2021, 12:28 PM)TwinMom Wrote: 3) would it be worth it to buy a new basic laptop with nothing on it for these tests-do you think that would avoid any issues?
A dedicated laptop isn't really necessary. However, definitely make a new user account on the laptop that's just for testing use. On that account, keep it completely sterile except for the web browsers. Disable any bloat that automatically starts on startup or login. Disable any program that is in the systray, except for the core OS stuff. Disable all of the system and program notifications that you can. Make sure that current versions of Firefox and chrome are installed and ready to go.
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