Correction : I finally got MSI support to give me a proper reply.
There is indeed a driver to install, but all they gave me was the link to downlad it and a link to so-called support page telling me that Windows needs to choose the driver names Intel RST VMD Controller so-and-so.
Then the chat...
Thank you so much for your reply.
As you can see in the attached files, I checked the BIOS boot options and made sure that the USB disk was first. You can also see that the Boot mode is locked to UEFI, which seems to me to be the correct option for Windows 11.
I have included a screenshot of the...
I bought this laptop as a replacement for a friend. I did read that there was no OS installed. Big deal, I thought, I know how to install Windows.
Boy, what a mistake that was.
I have a Windows 11 USB key installer that I know works. I went into the BIOS of the laptop and changed the boot order...
Maybe it's the USB enclosure. I had a problem like that once, a disk I knew was fine, but my external adapter did not allow me to do anything with it.
I purchased a FIDECO sata/ide to usb 3.0 adapter, hard drive adapter (link here), and that allowed me to reformat and use the disk.
It's a laptop. I wouldn't know how to start dismantling it.
If it were a PC, I would already have swapped the video card to find out if that was the issue.
I reinstalled the video drivers, but that made no difference.
And yes, I tested with an external screen and it is fine and shows no...
I have an ASUS ROG STRIX I7 G713QR-K1153T since november 2021. It has been working fine, every day, until today, out of the blue, the screen wobbled and suddenly I have a black line every ten pixels or so.
It is quite a nuisance for work.
Is there anything I can do, or is this a case of bring...
I can't say if it is common, I haven't used all that many models. I do have an SSD that I cannot eject. When it is connected via USB, the first time I looked for the icon in the taskbar to shut it down, like I do for all USB peripherals (except the printer). Never found it.
So I just pull the...
I would venture to say that, with today's hardware, I would doubt that.
Twenty years ago, it definitely wouldn't have been a good thing, but the external HDDs of today are sturdy beasts. I think you'll find that it will be fine.
Besides, all you need to do to check is reconnect and peruse the files.
Okay, I'm fed up with the mail notifications. I've gone through my Preferences and I have no notifcation activated whatsoever. Yet, I still get notified when there's a new thread in a forum I'm watching.
Can anyone tell me what I have to lock down to get rid of that ?
I had to send a support request to get my bookmarks back.
I don't remember getting any email warning me about this change, but boy am I getting emails now (that I'm absolutely not interested in).
What you need to do is go to your usual forums (good luck finding them back) and mark them as Read...
As far as needing a new key is concerned, the vendor is indeed correct and Microsoft would tell you the same thing.
I have an old laptop with an Office 2010 license. I have since bought a new laptop and, when I tried to install my Office 2010 on it, it replied that my was invalid.
I contacted MS...
Can't the Disk Manager help you ?
Press the Windows key, type disk and choose Settings/Create and Format hard disk partitions.
I'm sure that should be able to do something for you.
I've got nothing to hide, and I demand that you justify what right you have to ask.
You're right and I thank you for pointing it out.
Don't worry, I burned the proper ISO image at 8x.
It worked :)
I've got nothing to hide, and I demand that you justify what right you have to ask.
Oh, and pro tip : don't burn bootable ISOs to a DVD-RW.
For some strange reason, they don't work on RW media.
Lesson learned.
I've got nothing to hide, and I demand that you justify what right you have to ask.
UPDATE :
Okay, my bad. Microsoft's Vista Home Premium ISO is not boot enabled.
I'm going to have to redo the damn thing with boot enabled.
Pfft. Forget about this. Sorry to have bothered you for nothing.
I've got nothing to hide, and I demand that you justify what right you have to ask.
I have come into posession of an HP Pavilion dv9500 that has CentOS installed. I need to change that to a different OS, I have burned the ISO to DVD.
On startup, I entered the Setup and made sure that boot options had DVD before laptop drive, but when I boot up, the DVD unit briefly spins, then...
Ah, backups.
You only learn the hard way.
I'm glad you got your important files back. Now you know how to avoid the problem in the future.
Let me suggest a simple thing : buy a rewritable DVD, and burn your important files on it regularly. If you have to buy an external RW DVD reader, do so...
Google spreadsheet is not Excel.
Excel's specifications are 1,048,576 rows by 16,384 columns.
You are using Google's product, as such, you are constrained by Google's limitations.
I've got nothing to hide, and I demand that you justify what right you have to ask.
I don't think it's a question of which app you want to use, it should be a question of which app has your IT department approved and is expecting. You should ask them and they should provide you with the application.
As a freelance programmer and consultant, I deal with many clients and I have...
We have cloud backup"
Personally, I would prefer having another backup somewhere physical I control.
Someone else's server is not a reliable guarantee.
I've got nothing to hide, and I demand that you justify what right you have to ask.
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