What I've run into with cloning, is the entire partition is cloned, not just the data within. Then you have to clone it to a partition of equal size. I've learned to keep my system partitions minimal but it still takes a tremendous amount of time and resources. I've got an image for 10 but 7 gives an error. This is due to the boot partition being larger than it is supposed to be.
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Windows 10, Yay or Nay?
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What I've run into with cloning, is the entire partition is cloned, not just the data within. Then you have to clone it to a partition of equal size. I've learned to keep my system partitions minimal but it still takes a tremendous amount of time and resources. I've got an image for 10 but 7 gives an error. This is due to the boot partition being larger than it is supposed to be.
AZgl1500
Extreme Android User
I use Macrium Reflect which can handle different sized partitions.
another very good one, is Acronis True Image also does this, but IIRC, they now charge a fee for all versions???
loved it when my license was still valid,,, then I switched over to macrium reflect free.
another very good one, is Acronis True Image also does this, but IIRC, they now charge a fee for all versions???
loved it when my license was still valid,,, then I switched over to macrium reflect free.
Looks like MS is trying to fix the butthurt of people migrating to a new &/or different OS for successful compiling & Android coding since Windows is really a bane to Android modding..
Microsoft PowerShell goes open source and lands on Linux and Mac
http://www.computerworld.com/articl...s-open-source-and-lands-on-linux-and-mac.html
Microsoft PowerShell goes open source and lands on Linux and Mac
http://www.computerworld.com/articl...s-open-source-and-lands-on-linux-and-mac.html
AZgl1500
Extreme Android User
Here is something a lot of us can use to help repair a PC for family/friends when they have screwed the pooch and can no longer get into their own PC....
I have known about this for many years, but forgot the info..... until today when I saw it in my newsletter.
http://enewspro.penton.com/preview/inet/WIN-01/20160818_WIN-01_791/display?
I have known about this for many years, but forgot the info..... until today when I saw it in my newsletter.
http://enewspro.penton.com/preview/inet/WIN-01/20160818_WIN-01_791/display?
Father Guido
Android Enthusiast
Easier yet, use Rescatux to blank any Windows passwords. Good for many other tasks as well. It's in my arsenal of tools via a Yumi multiboot USB stick
Have you heard if this:
Hirem's boot CD
This will get you past a locked hdd among other things. Kind of old though, mini XP
Midori-a light weight graphical web browser.
Is it just me or would a command line browser be kind of bland?
Is it just me or would a command line browser be kind of bland?
AZgl1500
Extreme Android User
Easier yet, use Rescatux to blank any Windows passwords. Good for many other tasks as well. It's in my arsenal of tools via a Yumi multiboot USB stick
umm, I like the sound of Rescatux....
I have got to get that and learn what it can do.
AZgl1500
Extreme Android User
Father Guido
Android Enthusiast
Father Guido
Android Enthusiast
Yup, but quite dated. Still useful, but there are better "utilities."
Father Guido
Android Enthusiast
oh, I dunno, would probably take me back to DOS 3.3
And I thought I was old...
DOS 6 was my start
Edit: But I was already a Grandfather by then. Had sworn a few years before that I would never own a computer, and now look at me: I'm the go-to guy for family, friends, and co-workers. One of them occasionally reminds me of that statement to this very day, Lol!
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AZgl1500
Extreme Android User
@Father Guido ,
did you see my Private Message to you? left it a week ago...
did you see my Private Message to you? left it a week ago...
Is this like bowling, high score wins? Or Golf?
Father Guido
Android Enthusiast
I didn't, sorry. Will take a look at it when I get my main computer back up and running. Been 2 months of hell here and just setting back up. Got one monitor and my old desktop finally online, but still very busy
Edit: Saw it and replied. Let me know how you fare...
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So, do I have to upgrade .NET Framework incrementally? Or can I go from 3.5 straight to 4.6.2?
AZgl1500
Extreme Android User
I don't think so, but not absolutely sure.
I do know though, that when higher levels of .net are installed, you are cautioned to NOT remove the older versions.
The reason is, the older applications that were designed for 3.5 will not work with 4.x
My Win7 PC has several version of .net
1st question for me, would be, what applications are on your PC that use .net???
and what version of .net does the documentation call for?
I do know though, that when higher levels of .net are installed, you are cautioned to NOT remove the older versions.
The reason is, the older applications that were designed for 3.5 will not work with 4.x
My Win7 PC has several version of .net
1st question for me, would be, what applications are on your PC that use .net???
and what version of .net does the documentation call for?
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There is a newer Graphics driver available. It requires 4.5 or higher. I thought in the past that the update package brought it up to current.
That and Aeros isn't working
That and Aeros isn't working
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Nay
