Not sure what that is, I'd have to see it myself, but my guess is if you are gaming you probably have a Microsoft. As much as I bash Microsoft, I will admit that's where the games are and you can stay there for that (but check for viruses anyway).
My recommendation if you want to just surf the web, have a good, light "laptop" to take with you on vacations, and not have to worry about security or malware, then get a cheap google chromebook, they are cheaper refurbished which is what I have a full sized screen, solid as a rock for about $200. They are good for surfing, emails, forums like this, videos (you tube) or net movies, anything involving communication or entertainment. However, the apps (programs) are on the cloud so you have to have a gmail account which is free and easy to create. I have my phone number for recovery but a bogus name lest you worry about privacy (anything that goes on the web has that issue, though). So you can do free word documents, excel or powerpoint type office work (it's good for business usage,too). Your files are stored on the cloud so you never lose them.
You can't get malware because you can't install anything. Any app is really a chrome browser extension as the whole operating system is really just a browser. A rogue extension can seem like a virus, but you simply disable that extension. A feature called a "powerwash" erases everything and reloads it to factory settings.... then.... your google account reinstalls your settings so that a complete "format" takes literally two minutes. Blows anything "bad" away in moments. Boots up in 8-10 seconds, too.
For games, yeah, use the Microsoft. For serious surfing and any internet related function, get a chromebook and leave the Microsoft home. It gets malware just turning the thing on its so flimsy.