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@noviceuser Based on the name of the picture from your screenshot in post #1. I suspect the picture was taken with HDR turned on in the Samsung A15 camera settings. Open Settings->display to see if there's an option to turn on HDR, If not your Laptop display does not support HDR, you will mot be...

I personally built my own winpe. You might want to take a look at this link from 10 forum to build your own winpe which you can modify for your needs. https://www.tenforums.com/software-apps/182581-win10xpe-build-your-own-rescue-media-2-a.html both Omb's and what so called an alternative are...

May I ask when you boot up the Macrium Rescue Disk, Did you select the correct boot entry ? There are 2 entries on the Rescue disk, one is UEFI-USB (for GPT disk type)and the other is just plain USB (For MBR disk type). UEFI-USB is the correct one to boot from since your Windows OS is on a GPT...

I am using a portable version: SubtitleEdit You can also download the Installer if you wish. Open settings to configure with player of your choice, I use VLC. - Open MKV file with embedded subtitle(s), select one. - Click on File->Save as .srt or other format Have Fun !!!

Try this: Create WinPE with ADK Open boot.wim with 7-zip, drag and drop: CdiResource & DiskInfoX64.exe to Program Files Use Notepad to create a file: Winpeshl.ini and put in Windows\System32 [LaunchApp] AppPath = "%ProgramFiles%\DiskInfo64.exe" Done Here's the ISO if you want it

@archfoto Please run Device Manager and double check all USB devices are working properly ie. no yellow exclamation marks on any of them then use a different port to plug in your USB stick. If still does not work then the program Recovery.exe might be defective. Try to run: dism /online...

You should not have any problem but does your new Mini PC come with Windows 11 pre-installed ? If yes you could re-install all your Apps using Winget. That would be a lot cleaner and you don't have to mess with Drivers. From your old PC. Right click on desktop -> Open Terminal Windows then...

click on start menu then just type cmd. click on run as Administrator

Here's what I do to fix the problem that happened earlier today. 1. From Admin command run: ipconfig /release , ipconfig /renew , ipconfig /flushdns then reboot your PC. 2. Reboot your router or turn off power for few minutes then turn back on.

In the past, I helped friends with their old Laptops and it's almost impossible to find the correct drivers so the last choice is to use third party drivers software. I used IOBIT Drivers Booster, they have a huge database of drivers and may be able to find what you need. Here's what I'd do: 1...

My Router is Netgear 1900 C6900. The default gateway can come with: 192.168.1.1 or can be 10.0.0.1 for isp compatibility. From your Windows command prompt, type ipconfig To find out what the default gateway is.

IMO, it is safe to update, they are all minor changes and probably due to bug fixes.

Why not just create a 2MB partition on one of Data disks, Copy everything from USB to this partition then whenever needed, boot it from Boot Menu. Boot much faster than USB and don't have to carry it around. As shown below. I can boot Linux and 3 different Winpe's: WinXpe, Windows Installation...

Downside is when running from either XP or 11, they both do not have options such as "Fix the Windows Boot problems", Windows Deploynent

Normally it is under Configuration Tab which you can setup Sata Mode to be ACHI or RAID.