I have used windows media player for years. I have a library of over 50k songs. Windows media player just works. Make playlists. Play by artist, genre, album. Rip your CDs to any format. Sync to a flash drive for your car. Make a music CD or an mp3 CD for your CD player. As you rip a CD it automatically puts it in the proper genre, organizes it by Artist. It handles videos also. It comes with every Windows computer for free. Did I also mention that it works.
I travel from NY to TX every fall by air and back to NY in the spring. I have a Loeprow Photostream SP200 Roller that is TSA approved as a carry on. In it I have a Nikon D500 with a 200-500, a D7200 with a 18-140, a 70-300, a 50mm prime, a Nikon speedlite 700, batteries, 2 chargers, a Lenovo 12" Think Pad, an Intel NUC mini desktop (4"x4"x2") and various small items. The inexpensive items I put in my checked baggage. I paid $250 for the Lowepro 3 years ago. It is at Amazon for $218. It has worked great for me.
One time use. You don't need the best. I would go Harbor Freight.
I have a winter home in South Texas and a summer home in the Adrondack Mountains of NY. We fly back and forth every year. My 17" HP laptop had some issues not worth fixing so I bought an Intel NUC mini desktop and a 32" 1080p Roku TV as a monitor. The Intel NUC was $725 and the TV was about $150. The Intel NUC is about 4.5" x 4.5" x 2.5" and fits in my TSA aproved wheeled carry on camera case with my D500 with attached 200-500, my D7200 with attached 18-140, a 50mm f1.8, a 70-300 VR, a speed light 700, a 12" Lenova laptop and misc small stuff. The Intel Desktop has an I7 10th gen processor, 32 GB of ram and a 256 GB M2 SSD hard drive. I added a 2 GB SATA hard drive as a data drive that I removed from my laptop. The PC is the fastest computer I have ever had and the TV is the best monitor I have ever used. I am flying home to NY in about 2 weeks. I will leave the 32" TV in Texas and buy a similar TV in NY. I recently had a friend ask me to help him buy a new computer. He got a slightly lesser Intel NUC and he bought a 43" TCL Roku 4K TV. That combo is AWESOME. We got the Roku because for about the same price of just a TV, you get so much more with a Roku.
The plate that I use on my 5 trailers has wing nuts for easy removal.
I have a folder called Downloaded Software. When I download a new program such as Photoshop Elements 2020, I put the application file in a folder called Photoshop Elements 2020. I also put a file with the installation key in a text file. I use word pad or note pad for this file so, being a Windows user, I don't have to have a word processor installed to access the key. I also might have a third file with notes I may need to install this software. I have many folders with many applications and have used this for many years without any problems. I keep this Downloaded Software folder in my documents folder so there is always a backup on OneDrive. It works for me.
SyncToy from Microsoft. I have been using it for years with no issues. Run it when you want a backup or schedule an automatic backup for a time every day.
Correction to my original post. It was a typo of the web site where I did my search. It was cnn.com. Tony Bobulinsky is a business man recruited by the Bidens (Joe, H****r and Joe's brother) to help with their business ventures with China. Remember that Joe Biden said that he had no knowledge of his son's business ventures. If you want to know what this former Naval officer and Democratic supporter had to say, you can watch it here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z4FyhdQJd8 He met with all three of them, at the same time, regarding their business ventures that Joe claimed no knowledge of.
I just did a search on ccc.com for Tony Bobulinski and this is what I got. "Your search for tony bobulinski did not match any documents". Tucker Carlson said on his show tonight that nobody else except Fox was saying anything about this story. I have not checked the other left leaning news sites but I would guess that Tucker is right.
There is a setting deep in the menu of the D7200 that will make the shutter wheel either change or not change shutter speed in A priority. I had the opposite problem. I spent a day at the zoo with my new D7200, confident that I could use A priority and auto ISO and come home with some great pictures. I carried the camera in my right hand and as I walked, my thumb was changing my stutter speed. Result was almost all of 250 pictures were not exposed correctly. I found the answer to my problem with a search on UHH. I can't remember what I did, but I was able to make the shutter speed wheel non responsive to an accidental change.
Try ACDSee Photo Studio Standard 2019.
https://www.acdsee.com/en/products/photo-studio-standard Download a 30 day free trial. It is great for organizing your photos. Looks like file explorer but you can put your choice of info on your thumbnails. I use file name, file size, width, height but almost any info is available. You can batch resize, rename, convert file format, rotate etc. Cropping is easy, with many options such as landscape, portrait, standard sizes such as 5x7, 8x10, 16x9, custom and many more. Adjust exposure, white balance, add text. This is a very easy to use, powerful, inexpensive program that even I can use. I have used it for many years and for $34.95 it can't be beat. Give it a try for 30 days free. I have tried Gimp and Photo Shop Elements and for what I need, this works great. I have been using this 17 or 18 years and upgrade to the newest version about every 5 years.
Nikon D5600 with 18-55 VR, refurb for $499 at B&H. Refurbed by Nikon, never been sold.
I had the same concern as you when I bought my D7200 2 months ago. I ended up getting a Phantom Glass LCD Screen Protector from B&H Photo for $34.95 with free shipping, no tax. When I got it I was worried that I wouldn't get it on right. I peeled off the back and carefully laid it on the screen and it looked perfect. Since then I have totally forgot that it was on the camera until I read your post. This screen protector is the exact size for a number of Nikon cameras. For anyone with a different camera, go online to B&H and do a search for Phantom Glass. They have many sizes for different cameras. I am 100% happy with this screen protector. Here is a link.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1238575-REG/phantom_glass_pgc_022_lcd_screen_protector_for.html
My wife has been doing it that way for as long as we have been together. The only time the dryer gets used is when I do the laundry.