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The weirdest thing is, that the key gets registered properly, just as the others. When I just plainly echoed the current key state, when pressing any key, then the `n` was correctly registered and shown as pressed and unpressed. However, when I try to `echo` "n" whenever `n` is pressed, I get...

I am at the end of my wisdom and need some help. Here are the relevant parts of my code: proc isKeyPressed(virtKeyCode: int32, stateCode: SHORT): bool = if GetAsyncKeyState(virtKeyCode) and 0x8000 != 0: return true else: return false template checkKey(virtKeyCode: int32, keyValue...

Thank you so much for this. [emoji7] Sent from my F8331 using Tapatalk

And btw. this is wrong. It is advisable that you backup everything, before formatting, yes, that's true. But on the other hand, if the only thing you do is re-formatting the drive then pretty much all of the data is recoverable easily.

You can check in disk management, if the hard drives are read only. If they are, enter disk part and change them to read write. I don't remember the exact commands anymore, but a simple search with "how to use disk part to Read Write HDD" should help you easily.

I think spreading disinformation like this is horrible. Using Linux for confidential stuff is mandatory and becomes more important every single day. (Of course I only use Linux to access many many government run sites...) If there is any site blocking Linux from accessing them, because of...

OR you could increase the maximum PATH length, as explained here.

If you ever linked onedrive and then logged out then your "offline" folders are still linked to the OneDrive storage. How old is your PC/HDD? Did you try to save/print a file on another location of the HDD? It could be that there are faulty sectors in exactly the folder you hold your documents...

Please enter the BIOS when starting up your machine. Check all your settings and see if it has enabled "UEFI" and if "CSM" is enabled (maybe this entry isn't even there, at all). Also what exact model is your laptop and when did you buy it?

Yes, but if it literally doesn't do anything special why would I need to use this program over "WhoCrashed", which I used originally? There is no purpose in downloading and installing this one additionally if my program is at least as competent as this one. Which information is missing from my...

I made a quick search for the tool and didn't find any results outside of this forum. Who made this program? Where are the checksums? Is the source code open?

Crash Dump Analysis Crash dump directory: C:\WINDOWS\Minidump Crash dumps are enabled on your computer. On Wed 28.06.2017 05:46:40 GMT your computer crashed crash dump file: C:\WINDOWS\Minidump\062817-23562-01.dmp uptime: 00:50:56 This was probably caused by the following module...

Same issue here!