-
Posts
703 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Reputation Activity
-
Mbarton reacted to Lurick in This Cooler Might Kill Your CPU
Opportunity missed to say
"Will this CPU see tomorrow, will it even see this segue to our sponsor"
-
Mbarton reacted to Paul Rudd in Lorelai FREE on GOG March 20
Lorelai is FREE right now on GOG. 89% Very Positive reviews on Steam... Link.
This freebie is available until March 23, 2023.
-
-
Mbarton reacted to Franck in Need someone with a understanding of Visual Studio / .ASP Websites
remember that path in Visual Studio of a web project run in a random folder somewhere in the system32 or system (x64). UAC can block some content and your security options. You might not have read access of something like that on that folder. Try putting the file in a path where you have full rights (usually my documents is the best place) and hardcode the path to the swf file like "c:\users\[whatever]\my documents\..." you get the idea. Then try. If it works you know it's security of UAC. If not you need to check with other browsers. Specially flash i would not recommend using Chrome or Dolphin. I am having lots of loading issues with both of these browser but when that happen i don't see the black zone like you do.
-
Mbarton got a reaction from leadeater in Recovering Raid array "Highpoint Rocketstor 6618a" Lost Raid!
After determining that we needed the recovery as it was too risky/slow to play around with it anymore. I took it to a data recovery center where it was expected to cost $4,000 someone on the client’s side said “let me check one last system we have” and boom all 8TB they needed. I was lucky, to be fast enough to stop the Data Recovery before it ended up costing us anything. Im sure they have learned their lesson and I will set them up with a proper FreeNAS box (ill make another thread for that soon) Now that the data is safe I want to try reinitializing with just the built-in tools to see if that would work. Just for fun obviously
-
Mbarton reacted to leadeater in Recovering Raid array "Highpoint Rocketstor 6618a" Lost Raid!
@Mbarton In future if you need it Recover My Files can handle data recovery of RAID arrays, used it for the purpose a few times. Even if you don't want to pay for it it's a good tool to use a free trial to scan the disks to gauge recoverability. Only issue is you actually have to know the exact RAID type and stripe settings of the array.
-
Mbarton got a reaction from leadeater in Recovering Raid array "Highpoint Rocketstor 6618a" Lost Raid!
I did end up taking it to a Data recovery service in Tampa, FL ill follow up on the it
-
Mbarton reacted to Electronics Wizardy in Recovering Raid array "Highpoint Rocketstor 6618a" Lost Raid!
If you care about your data, make a image of all your drives first. You want to remove the chance that you do something wrong and overwrite data.
-
Mbarton reacted to Electronics Wizardy in Recovering Raid array "Highpoint Rocketstor 6618a" Lost Raid!
send it to a data recovery service then. Trying stuff on your won will probably only make it wose. It won't be cheap but its your best hope. Next time make backups.
-
Mbarton reacted to Crunchy Dragon in Can am2 cpus be used in am2+ sockets
Yes, but you won't be able to take advantage of AM2+ features.
Note that you cannot use AM2+ CPUs in AM2 sockets.
-
Mbarton reacted to Galion in To say thank you for all the help everyone has given
I just wanted to say thanks for thle help and support and advice that all you guys given to me and my cousin with my new pc and his new ryzen rebuild from his z77. I'm glad to find help with my first self build pc. I thought I was going to screw up on my first build.
So thank you everyone for so much advice ❤?
-
Mbarton reacted to Crunchy Dragon in Adding Thunderbolt to Thread ripper build. (Is it Possible?)
Unfortunately, Thunderbolt is only available for Intel systems.
Pretty sad really, I'd love to get TB3 on my Ryzen build.
-
Mbarton got a reaction from DrMacintosh in Adding Thunderbolt to Thread ripper build. (Is it Possible?)
Yay!! & Awwww Come on intel ill pay the licence fee myself!
How did miss that video I thought I watched all his stuff lol
-
-
Mbarton reacted to paddy-stone in persuade parents to let me get a server.
If it was me, I would try to explain to them by doing a few things in a linux VM on your main computer, this will show them roughly what you want to do and that your main PC wouldn't be able to handle ALL of those things at once and that's why you want a server. This will also give you a heads-up of what to expect yourself when you get the server.
-
Mbarton reacted to DogKnight in persuade parents to let me get a server.
As others have said, you need to help them understand your motives, you want to learn by experience. If IT is a potential career path for you, than hands on experience with setting up, breaking, troubleshooting, fixing, etc, can be a great learning tool.
Sometimes when explaining technical topics to people not versed in that area can be difficult. Analogies are helpful with this.
From what you said, their primary concern is over potential visibility of what you are doing on that Server. Maybe they are concerned you are viewing pornography or something. I can't think of too many other examples as to what they may be concerned about, if you have more information, it may help. And if you are running a Linux system, there really if no way you can satisfy this concern of theirs.
The best bet is to be rational about it. Help them understand your reasons for wanting it (as a learning tool). Express top them that you are a couple years off being an adult, where you could make any of these decisions for yourself. Let them know you'll only be accessing it through your existing computer so they can look over your shoulder at any time. Some people are afraid of what they don't understand. But unless they have an interest, this is one area they will never fully understand.
Most importantly, don't give them any reason to doubt you or not trust you.
I work in IT now. I wouldn't have the knowledge and experience I have today if my parents did not give me the freedom to explore computer systems when I was younger. Not only the freedom, but they supported me in any way they could. I have no doubt in my mind that their support has been instrumental to my career.
-
Mbarton reacted to Electronics Wizardy in Norco 4224 24 bay File Server (Need HBA/Raid Card)
the seagate is a smr drive, so know that.
Thos server drives are probably used is my bet, and if there aren't that one listed is a bit older.
Id personally get this though https://www.ebay.com/itm/WD-easystore-8TB-External-USB-3-0-Hard-Drive-Black/202144917599?epid=811297209&hash=item2f10c6a85f:g:pyoAAOSwVJhZQy30.
-
Mbarton got a reaction from RatchetGeek in No post, no lights butt remains powerd on
Take the whole system out and build it on a test bench (cardboard box will do) plug in all the components (but dont use the i5 keep that safe until we know what's going on)
You're most likely installing a bad device be it led stip hard drive/ssd or one of the 10`s of other parts
let me know what happens when you build the test bench
-
Mbarton got a reaction from CryoRage in Can't identify these ports?
Surprised to see no right answer yet
There here both sata the small looking one is msata used for wifi cards and ssd`s you can puick one up for cheap
example:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-840-EVO-Series-250GB-mSATA3-Solid-State-Drive-MZ-MTE250-/131708925593?hash=item1eaa76b699:g:UgkAAOSwa-dWo56-
if the laptop has a dvd drive you can get a optical to 2.5" and pop a ssd in there
-
Mbarton got a reaction from Bajantechnician in [AU] G.skill 128GB (8x 16GB) 2400MHz DDR4 RAM $92.65
yea if the poster just got a pair and didint post he probably would shave gotten um but since at least 5 of ust got them they probably looked rather then shipping then out asap
-
Mbarton got a reaction from PROTOMAN247 in [AU] G.skill 128GB (8x 16GB) 2400MHz DDR4 RAM $92.65
oh the "free coat hanger" those were the days
-
Mbarton got a reaction from Xizerz in [AU] G.skill 128GB (8x 16GB) 2400MHz DDR4 RAM $92.65
oh the "free coat hanger" those were the days
-
Mbarton got a reaction from QueenDemetria in [AU] G.skill 128GB (8x 16GB) 2400MHz DDR4 RAM $92.65
oh the "free coat hanger" those were the days
-
Mbarton got a reaction from Its_Twitchyy in [AU] G.skill 128GB (8x 16GB) 2400MHz DDR4 RAM $92.65
Wow very tempting i might get these when i get paid.
if there not legit ill just bring it up with paypal
-
Mbarton reacted to MrRavens in [AU] G.skill 128GB (8x 16GB) 2400MHz DDR4 RAM $92.65
I'm gonna follow this thread like I followed the free coat hanger thread haha. See if anyone gets their order.