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How can I deactivate the Windows Experience Index? RRS feed

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    Whenever I change the OS of my PC, and the Windows Experience Index is 0, everything works just fine. But after a few days, that the Windows Experience Index is activated automatically, everything becomes a disaster: my TV is choppy, any audio or video in the Media Player is choppy, all the YouTube videos are choppy. This is the example of how everything gets messed up:

    (It doesn't let me show you the example)

    Please, thank you.

    Monday, October 26, 2015 5:39 PM
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