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  1. BootManager Messed up

    I have three drives two with win 11 and one with win 10. One of the drives is older and two are newer which were installed after the older drive. I cannot seem to change the bootmanager. Wwwindows was installed on each drive independently but when I put them together the boot manager on drive c...
    • IanHHH
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    • bios boot entry boot manager boot options bootloader configuration drive drive letter dual boot efi hard drive identify partition systemroot troubleshooting volume windows 10 windows 11 windows installation
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Software
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    Windows 7 Another possible solution for Outlook crashing

    For weeks, I've been plagued with flaky performance by Outlook 2007, the worst of which was it crashing when I close a calendar reminder. This is apparently a not-uncommon problem and there are plenty of recommendations online for things to check. None of those solved my problem. I recently...
    • Fixer1234
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    • 2007 version add-ins calendar crash disable gfi software identify investigation module outlook performance problem reminders resources sbamoutlook software solutions third party troubleshooting virus checker
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows Server Anybody able to identify this game?

    Okay, so I am aware that I am about to sound extremely dumb, but I am on the search for a game I played when I was a child on an older Windows system. Sadly I do not remember what OS it was (as we had a few throughout the years) and I am trying to find this game that I believe came installed on...
    • Stormy Robbins
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    • 3d platformer children's games games identify penguins platform snowmen tiles windows.old winter theme
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Windows Games

  4. Windows 7 Identify "Unknown device" in Device Manager

    If you are performing a clean install or have run into the problem of an unidentified device in the Windows device manager, an unlikely assistant may be at your aid: the open source community as hosted by Google. UnknownDevices is a utility hosted on Google Code by Michael A. Bosse. Accordingly...
    • Mike
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    • clean install community support device manager driver detection driver issues drivers freeware gnu license google project hardware id identify microsoft open source software tech support troubleshooting unknown device utilities windows
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Windows Tutorials
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    Windows 7 How do I find out what graphic card I have?

    Where do I go in Windows 7 to find out what graphic card I have and if it needs to be updated. I remember on Windows xp you use to could just right click your desktop and go to properties. Thanks!