From the Editor
At one time, about four years ago, it felt like I was the only Surrey-to-London commuter not playing Candy Crush on their phone. I don’t know what the few remaining commuters play now, but I still haven’t crushed any candy – not on my phone, tablet, or computer. In fact, it was one of the first things I removed from the Windows Start menu once I realised it required just a few clicks. Deleting such adverts (for that’s what they are) is one of the tips Robert Irvine explains in our Cover Feature, along with expelling outdated Windows programs, wiping unnecessary updates and uninstalling temporary files that seem to have become permanent. More controversially, he also suggests five Windows tools that you should replace. I agree with him on Groove Music and…