Hi all,
OS Windows 10 Home
My PC is dual-boot, Windows 10 Home and Linux
"Adobe Photoshop 7.0.exe" is stored on a storage drive in ext4 format but without OS installed. Starting Windows I can connect to this drive but I couldn't start installation of Photoshop.
Please advice. Thanks
Regards
Hi,
I have an SSD which currently has Linux installed on it, and is, I believe, formatted to ext4. I'd like to use this SSD in another computer and clone Windows 7 to it. Do I need to wipe and reformat the SSD, or can I just use it as it is?
Thanks.
I am sick of defragmenting really. My largest free space extent is 234.4GB. Why cant Microsoft just improve NTFS to stop fragmentation instead of relying on defragmentation? look at HFS+ and ext4 they prevent fragmentation first!
Hello all, I am attempting to dual boot windows 8 and a linux distro and I fear I may have obfuscated a hdd partition. I ran a bash to find out how my drive partitions are looking:
Boot Info Script 0.61 [1 April 2012]
============================= Boot Info Summary...
bash
boot info
boot loader
data partition
dual boot
efi
ext4
file system
grub
hdd
linux
linux distro
mbr
mount points
ntfs
partition
recovery
swap
system
windows 8
Hey guys, figured I'd ask some experts if I can save this thing before I do a complete reinstall and lose everything. I was messing around with some software today trying to format an SD card to EXT4, and I ended up with a constant reboot loop and bsod. So I plugged the hard disk into another...
bsod
data loss
disk management
errors
ext4
formatting
hard drive
partitions
reboot
recovery
recovery console
sd card
software
tech support
troubleshooting
unallocated
windows
Ubuntu Geek: "Ext2Fsd is an ext2 file system driver for Windows 2000, XP, Vista. It's a free software and everyone can distribute and modify it under GPL2."
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Hi everyone,
my hard disk is GPT partitioned for the benefit of Mac OS X and Linux. I recently created a new partition at the end of my hard disk but I can't seem to access it in Windows. Is there a way to get Windows to see the partition?
My hard disk currently looks like this:
Mac partition...
access
compatibility
cross-platform
data storage
disk access
disk management
ext4
file system
gpt
hard disk
hfs+
linux
mac os
ntfs
operating systems
partitioning
partitions
storage solutions
swap partition
windows