I make my own cleaner. It's a 50/50 mix of distilled water and 70-90% isopropyl alcohol. ( I simply use whatever percentage I have in the house). I clean tons of my electronics stuff with this mixture. Keyboards, Mice, monitor screens, laptops, cell phones, etc. It's cheap and easy to...
Why run Windows on a RAID 0 array with NVMe? I can only assume it's for speed, but you probably aren't even close to maxing out the speed of a single NVMe for booting and basic Windows operations, so I don't see the value in having multiple drives in a stripe. I could see it for a data...
Generally, the stand alone license for $149 gets you Word, Excel and Powerpoint. If you buy the $249 version, you get Outlook. These stand alone versions are either for PC or Mac and they allow you to install to 1 machine.
It was introduced with Server 2022 and Windows 11 for AMD CPU's. I wasn't aware of that.
https://www.thomasmaurer.ch/2021/09/hyper-v-nested-virtualization-for-amd-processors/
I'm in the same boat. My current build is a Ryzen 9 5900x and this was a bummer.
But, when I built the machine, AMD supported PCIe Gen 4 for my storage and Intel did not. I knew I would use that faster storage every second that computer was turned on, but would not use nested VM's...
Yeah, that's pretty much the truth.
It's also part of the reason that I still maintain that a lot of these starting Apple laptops aren't that terribly priced when you look at the full picture. Apple doesn't offer a fabulously low spec absolute piece of crap barely works machine. You get...
I agree wholeheartedly with you. I too have worked for almost 20 years for software companies. I'm not into piracy. I feel there is a lot of great open source software available and when those tools are not sufficient and a closed source application is a better fit, I'm willing to pay for it...
I just kinda wish that Microsoft would just make licenses for these OS's more affordable for people. I'm sure the OEM's don't pay much at all for a license, so why should consumers pay $149 or $199 for a retail version of the license.
Years ago, we had technet and for a pretty small price...
Yes, your life is #1. But people are very sad when they lose all of their pictures/videos and other data they store at home.
It's usually from the people who firmly believe "cloud=bad". They jump through hoops to try to remove it and it ends up causing them problems.
Honestly, I think...
In addition to files accessible from multiple machines, phones, tablets, or web browsers....it's also that it's a second copy, always up to date in real time.
I also make images and such to external drives at home so that I can completely recover the machine in the event of drive...