HI
I have Windows 7 SP1 and I should only move the users profiles (without the default profile) and the public folder in a NTFS logical partition.
I should modify the ACLs of the root directory (\) of the logical partition to still have a coherent and stable system or not? If so, how should I...
First: A little Information:
Full Article @ Microsoft Offering Improved CHKDSK Utility in Windows 8 -- Redmondmag.com
Tutorial for running CHKDSK:
There are 2 options to running CHKDSK (Check Disk) in Windows 8
Option #1: Run CHKDSK from "My Computer"
1. Open "My Computer" either from...
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Hi,
my system is:
Dell XPS 420
Q6600 @ 2.4GHz
8GB RAM @ 667MHz
Bios A07
Windows 7 home premium 64 (SP 1)
2 x 256GB hitatchi drives in RAID 0
this system was purchased in 2009 and has not been upgraded with new hardware (apart from RAM immediately after purchase).
I have recently experienced...
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Hey forum,
Been getting some more and more BSOD's recently. Problems initially started a few months ago with a NTFS screen at startup - saying one of your files disks needs to be checked for consistency. However it would never actually check them. I checked if it was dirty but it said it...
I have been thinking about getting a SATA controler card and a few SSD for my system. I have been looking around for something on this topic and thus far have not found anything talking about it or it is talking about moveing the entire disk.
What I want to do is migrate system directories to...
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i have a new, 120gb solid state drive i want to install windows 7 pro, 64-bit on. does windows 7 take care of whatever formatting is needed automatically? does it let me pick allocation size and type of formatting (e.g. NTSF versus another type)?
thanks.
While playing audio, using either WMP or MPC, the system may hang, with a reboot the only option. This can occur after just minutes, or hours.
It's then evident that the NTFS is corrupt on both the SATA drive (Win 8) and an SSD drive (W7) - all partitions. CHKDSK /f fires up.
Otherwise...
Fixes an issue in which you cannot access data that is stored on an RDX removable disk that has no partitions. This issue occurs after you format the disk by using the NTFS file system.
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For a pre-Beta, Win 8 is impressive, but it freezes after a period of time - often while in media player.
The O/S has been clean installed, over installed and refresh installed repeatedly. Search is disabled via services.msc. Live tiles and various contact-the-net or sharing options are also...
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Hey guys,
I recently obtained a new graphics card (AMD Radeon HD 6870) and wanted to start my computer afresh. So, I reinstalled windows via Boot CD and installed all the AMD drivers as well as a few programs like AVAST! , Java x64, Malwarebytes, Steam, Firefox, and of course Minecraft.
Now, I...
In Disk Management I have three volumes:
9.11gb Healthy (Active Recovery Partition) 100% Free
50.89gb NTFS Healthy (Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition) 40 % Free
14.53gb Healthy (Primary Partition) 100% Free
What are each and do I need all of them??? Thanks.
Fixes an issue in which you cannot access data that is stored on a 1 TB RDX removable disk that has no partitions. This issue occurs after you format the disk by using the NTFS file system.
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SOMEBODY HELP ME
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I tried to take an ownership of a folder and as i see in the photo I couldn't althought i am one of the administrators group which is the surrent owner of the folder :( if somebody has any idea about that please i need help :$
Thanks in advance
Win 8 beta wants key number, so it won't install [solved]
I just burned the iso of Win 8 Consumer Review 64bit and booted it up to install on my hard drive that was formated to ntfs, just like the Developers Preview last year, but this time the install didn't let me select the hard drive and...
I installed first WinXP in partition C:, then created partition D:. Both NTFS.
Then I installed Win7 in partition D:.
When I open Win7, it nevertheless starts with "C:" and accesses WinXP files under (now called) "D:"!
When I open WinXP, it also starts in C:, but has no access to the Win7...
I have 3 partition C, D, n E. After i install win 7 ultimate 32 bit in C, my local D: don;t show in windows explorer. All i can see just C: and my E: but write as Local Disk D:
When i see in Disk Management, My Local Disk D: still there. How can i restore the D: so i can see that in Windows...
This is a 1TB HD with Win 7 pre-installed on a 100GB partition (C:) and a remaining 809GB or 811GB depending on what I use to look at it on a second partition (D:).
I would like to partition the remaining 811GB (D:) however I ran into a confusing snag. Even though Windows shows only 2...
Hi Guys
I need help, this is my first time using Acronis and I don't want to blow it.
I'm ready to do a restore to solve my corrupted type and a few related problems.
I'm booting from the Acronis Recovery CD.
Once I'm in Acronis I have a few questions.
I select Recover My Disks.
In Archive...
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I have a new 8 GB memory stick and it passed the readyboost test - initially. But I wanted to dedicate the device to readyboost so I reformatted to NTFS (was FAT32 initially) and now all I can get is "This device cannot be used with Readyboost". I have tried a command line test that gives me a...
Dell Inspiron 1564
dual boot: Backtrack 5r1 and win7homepremium/8
Started innocently enough with me partitioning a drive to make space so I could test win7starter. I reboot to finalize the partition and I get the grub rescue error. I tried the super grub2 disk thing to no effect. I say screw...