On 27.05.2017 15:43, dave wrote:
> know it's not duel booting but
why not look at virtualising the guest OS?
>
> that way you can slip
between one and the other without rebooting.
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On 26.05.2017 19:20, aaron mcewan wrote:
> On Fri, 26 May 2017
18:31:45 +1200
> j.vi...@snap.net.nzwrote:
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>> Has any one installed
windows 10 and Linux on their computer with uefi My searches on the
internet generally pick up videos of old computers with bios instead of
uefi. From what I
Has any one installed windows 10 and Linux on their computer with
uefi
My searches on the internet generally pick up videos of old
computers with bios instead of uefi.
>From what I can find, I need to
have secure boot disabled - think mine is but might have read it wrong.
Got Linux
All good in Wellington
On 14.11.2016 00:32, Ryan McCoskrie wrote:
> Everyone good?
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To conclude, took computer to repair store so they could have a look
(got way more parts than I ever will). The result was that while the
computer could handle 2x8s from bios boot up the reality was that it
could only handle 4x4s
On 18.02.2016 21:38, Peter Simmonds wrote:
>
And before I
Yeah Microsoft list as important updates KB2952664, KB3035583,
KB3123862 for windows 7 when all they do is install nag software and try
and push you towards windows 10.
I have come to the conclusion that
the name is faulty or the motherboard is, doubt caused by dust as now
booting up fine now
I doubt it is the hard drives as boots fine 7 and 10 if I just use
2x2 gigs ram in same slots, I suspect the computer repair store will
blame the hard drive configuration as I admit not ideal as 250g ssd
drive with boot and windows 7 C partition, with I partition pointing to
partition on 3tb
Tried safe mode and it gets up to pnp drivers and then freezes,
Repair mode downloads files and freezes and normal boot just stays at
message "Starting Windows"
On 17.02.2016 09:42, Bryce Stenberg wrote:
> Does windows boot in safe mode? When you say windows doesn't boot,
how far does it
Upgraded my computer from 8gig to 16gig and suddenly from my duel
boot, linux boots fine, windows 7 home premium does not.
Linux shows
all 16gig available
can go back to old ram and boot up windows 7.
Bios shows all 16gig
Got ram in slots 1 and 3.
Is there something
clever that linux
I currently have mbr bootups on my machine but have added a 3tb and
a 4tb hard drive and want to be able to boot off one of those and still
use the full size of the disk.
Has anyone found a way of switching
easily? Or even in a complicated way?
thanks
Baffled why I got spam response, rogue account?
On 11.09.2015
23:05, Julian Visch wrote:
> Bought myself a 4 terabyte hard drive and
discovered that partition tools
> seem to stop at 2 terabyte, any way I
can get the rest of the drive seen?
> I noticed that windows have option
to convert to
I am hoping she has now been removed from the group, I now keep
getting pictures from girls in underwear wanting to meet guys, like we
would be that gullible.
On 12.09.2015 12:22, Bevan Thomas wrote:
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On 12/09/15 12:20, j.vi...@snap.net.nz wrote:
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>> Anyone else getting
spammed by AMY
Anyone else getting spammed by AMY after posting on this group?
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