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I did it and still not booting.

i know it's dumb. and yes i did

Hello. Windows started updating and I turned off the laptop and now windows won't boot. I tried repairing and everything and nothing helps. I made a portable windows and it started. My question is. Can i continue the update manually? I mean Im using the portable windows and i want to finish the update or repair it somehow while using the portable windows

My friends PC restarts after he starts a game, I'm assuming that it's a PSU issue. He's with i3 7300 with a GTX 1050Ti using a 420W PSU. He recently bought these components with a new ram and mobo but he didn't changed the PSU. If this is the problem how much watts he needs?

No idea, it wasn't my PC it was my friends. If she ever did encrypt it she would tell me and I could simply decrypt the files before copying them on the external hard drive. But no idea why they were encrypt she's not a tech person, she only use her pc for Internet and movies. No idea how you can encrypt something without knowing. Maybe my only option is to try a recovery software, and see if there's somehow to recover the keys?

Where are those keys located in the system?

I didn't encrypt them. They were encrypt and I realized that when I formated the whole hard drive. What about to try with a data recovery program, and try to recover some of the files from the formated hard drive? Will this even work?

I had to completely format a PC, before that I backed up 20gb of pictures on a external hard drive. What I found that they were encrypted. I upgraded from xp to windows 7. I tried a lot of programs to decrypt them without any success. They are encrypted with EFS and i don't have any EFS keys or certificates. No idea what to do. If i can recover data from the formated hard drive somehow will i have some success in that? I need help

I got the Kingston Hyperx Fury 120GB just for the OS, my question was different I don't ask you what SSD I should buy but how to configure the software part. And i read some other topics that I should unplug the HDD than I Install the OS on the SSD and after it's done I plug back the HDD. But still I currently have two partitions "C:" for the OS and "D:" for storage, so if i format the "C" drive after I installed everything on the SSD, will still this make it work ? I don't what to lose my data on the HDD. ot outmax si vzeh ssd-to I zahranvane si vzeh nz dali si go chuval toq sait mn e dobur kupuval sum mn neshta ot tam

Hello, I consider in buying a SSD to have my OS installed there, I've seen that it's common nowadays and I'd like to do it. I currently have my OS installed on my HDD and I'd like to know how exactly I will boot the SSD first since I have the OS already installed on the HDD. If I change the boot priority on SSD at the top it would boot how I want right ? After I have the OS installed on the SSD, can I format my partition where was my old OS on the HDD. Sorry if it's not that clear, I'm not English.

Hmm so either of them are good for fps

Hello dear fellas, I have one simple question. I'm a CS:GO player and I want to be more accurate and precise and I'm looking forward to buy a new more high end gaming mouse, so I've heard that the Razer Deathadder is one of the best solutions but recently I saw the Mamba TE which I really liked. I'd like to know which of these 2 mice are better in FPS games. Also you can recommend me other "top" class mice for FPS games, but hope it's in the Mamba-Deathadder price range of course. :unsure:

Thank you for your time

Well yeah ddr2 are not that expensive, and should I now try and find one from the same manufacturer now ? maybe that's why my old one died ?

I currently have only one module installed because if I install the "bad" module I get 3 beeps and the computer won't boot up. Even if I have both modules installed it still won't boot.