Also hard no on linux, the amount of systems i have running off this single machine is staggering, i’m not fucking with that carefully crafted house of cards

  • pinball_wizard@lemmy.zipEnglish
    15·
    4 days ago

    The previous comment is right. You do have a terrible case of a Windows install. I’m so sorry.

    Also, it looks like you may have a JellyFin launcher still installed, looking for (uninstalled) Jellyfin when the computer starts up.

    When I’ve had a similar combination of issues, I did the following, in order:

    1. Click the Start Menu
    2. Search for “Start Up” or “autostart”
    3. Explore the settings panels that come up.
    4. Find and remove the offending app - in his case JellyFin.
    5. Backup all of my files and then install Linux Mint

    Step 5 is optional, but highly recommended.

    Good luck!

    • StarvingMartist@sh.itjust.worksOPEnglish
      12·
      4 days ago

      Wait sorry that was confusing, are you saying I might have a double installation happening? Or rather that jellyfin is pointing to an old install?

      edit: well would ya look at that