In an age where technology is the backbone of productivity, Microsoft is stepping up its game with the announcement of the Windows Resiliency Initiative at Microsoft Ignite 2024. This ambitious plan aims to enhance the reliability of Windows operating systems following a spate of disruptions...
Microsoft Releases Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.2213 to Dev Channel
Microsoft continues to advance its commitment to innovation and user-centric development with the latest release to its Windows Insider Program. The Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.2213 (KB5045885) has been...
Hello WindowsForum.com community, Exciting news for Windows Insiders! Microsoft has announced the release of Windows 11 Builds 22621.3951 and 22631.3951 (KB5040527) to the Release Preview Channel. Both these builds bring a plethora of new features and substantial improvements which are sure to...
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Backing up on ssd would be safer than hdd because no moving parts correct? So ssd failure rate is lower so just wondering how is it possible to lose data on ssd?
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Hey there
I've been getting these BSODs since the end of last year, if I remember correctly, but over the recent months they've been getting more and more frequent. I've delayed trying to fix this problem before now as I've been out of work with health issues and the crashes have as a result...
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Unified Write Filter (UWF) is a sector-based write filter that you can use to protect your storage media. UWF redirects all write attempts on a protected volume to a virtual overlay improving system reliability.
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A common solution to various problems is to update the drivers. There are many third party programs that claim to do that. Virtually every one I have evaluated discovers that almost every driver on my computer is out of date. Often, the ones they find as replacements are either older or the...
Most every time depending on the site I get the above problem which never resolves. Will get on reliable websites also. Everything else is working fine with Windows 8.1. Any idea's. ADH.
I ended processes such as lsm.exe and a prompt came up telling me what Windows has encountered a critical problem and that it will restart in one minute.
Even though the process has ended (and remains closed), Windows OPERATES PERFECTLY FINE AND NORMALLY. Why does Windows have to shut down...
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Hey Just wondering if anyone would be able to help me
I've been having some random shut downs with the following build which is only about a month and a half old the gtx 570 is only a few days old and since then the problems have gotten worse.
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Often times, throughout the forum, in videos, and in documentation, we find ourselves discussing complex methods of solving seemingly irresolvable computer problems. Throughout these exchanges, much technical data and “geek-speak” is often used to solve an outlying technical problem that is...
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I've got a Windows 7 Pro 64 bit system (6.1.7600.16385) with a bit of an issue. It's a high end, RAID 1 (hardware configured) system. Quad core Xeon and 8GB ram... I need this system to stay running until I tell it otherwise..... but it's not. I always disable Windows updates, just for this...
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MICROSOFT WINDOWS HACKER Mark Russinovich has been telling Beta News how he fixed a problem that has been plaguing Windows for the last 20 years.
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Hi,
Ive installed Win 7 about 3 wks ago.. I LOVE IT.. it goez smoothee and fast.. but theres just one thing that is bothering me.. Sumtimes while starting up, i get a blue screen error.. but the error code i have not taken down.. but the text is often diferent.. one which i remember is Driver...
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I have been reading about these external RAID enclosures and have been wondering whether to get one or not. The idea of a RAID 1 +0 appeals to me for the sake of security but does it give a better performance or is it just a lot more to go wrong and a waste of money.
Anyone care to enlighten me...