Try OpenShot FOSS NLVE. It's open source, it's no cost, it's good.
Then when you're done wipe your C drive and install a true powerful functional operating system where you're the boss and not the product.
Meaning? Linux? I almost never use my actual computer for anything
Yes. Kubuntu or Mint. I'm your case, then, it'd be a painless functional transition. Chrome is Chrome (if that is your preference, there are better options when it comes to privacy). Libre Office productivity suite rivals Word before it began to suck. And as a reward you get to ditch the instrumentation that sucks your privacy like a vat of leeches, you get a performance boost and improved security footprint because you get to ditch all of the antivirus crap.
So yes, mull it over sometime. You'll have no regrets once a few paradigm shifts settle in upon you.
I’m not opposed to it, but wouldn’t know where to start. I used to consider myself technologically adept but at some point I just stopped paying attention
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