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  1. beanhubbleday
    Already tried it
  2. beanhubbleday
    Hi all, Can someone please help me merge the (D:) and the unallocated? I've tried to extend the D: volume and it says 'There is not enough space on the disk to complete this operation' Please somebody help me - because I currently have 220GB of HDD unusabele as I also can't amake the unallocated volume into a simple volume as it says 'the size of the extent is less than the minimum' HALP!!!
  3. beanhubbleday
    Wow, yeah. This is a reliable server and beastly, runs like 4 VM's, but like any windows machine - it needs updates
  4. beanhubbleday
    Windows updates can't be done without a reboot......... Yup, it's good but not too goooooodddd because windows updates and stufff Windows, that's the problem and therefore the reason it's slow
  5. beanhubbleday
    So one of my customers at work was complaining that their server was running very very very slow. They have a decent server, I knew that from memory. So, I logged into our remote software to connect to it and noticed the following: So I told them it needed rebooting and they were unhappy to say the least, but ayyyyyy 420 #reliability
  6. beanhubbleday
    As long as one day its working, licensed and dandy and the next BAM nothing then i'm fine
  7. beanhubbleday
    Please, No Microsoft. All I'll get at work is "My Windows has expired..." yet another thing to add to the list along with: Office Antivirus Various other pieces of software Plz don't implement, I know we wouldn't sell it because it sounds like too much hassle and customers WILL NOT keep on top of it...
  8. beanhubbleday
    Not funny, the second time round...
  9. beanhubbleday
    Luke
  10. beanhubbleday
    beanhubbleday

    Work left me to configure 5 backup tapes and the backup job, all on my own, with no guidance and no previous experience. I did it though. Backup Exec 2012 R3. guide soon?

  11. beanhubbleday
    Okay try this: windows key> defragment and optimise drives> select drive> optimise let it run, then I'd run a check disk like i said before Average HDD life span is like 2-4 years from experience
  12. beanhubbleday
    Also please send across the error messages that it show son those red disk errors please, where it says general.
  13. beanhubbleday
    Certainly does, try running a check disk:
  14. beanhubbleday
    Okay, press windows key> type 'event viewer'> open 'windows logs'> double click on 'system' and scroll down the list looking for 'disk' in the source column and if you find any red or 'error' then you might wanna consider a replacement if it's warning then it's not too severe and could be anything. After that run a check disk on your C:\ drive. To do that do windows key> this pc> right click on your C:\ drive> properties> tools> 'check'> then it might throw an admin password needed, type that in> it will then say it can't do such and such until you restart your machine so do that and let it run.
  15. beanhubbleday
    Keep me in the loop
  16. beanhubbleday
    Yup, no RAID needed
  17. beanhubbleday
    Yeah RAID is easy, really though not much point. Better to have 2*1tb drives rather than using 2 drives to make a super redundant 1tb drive that's gonna only store a few minecraft saves and pictures from your family holiday last year Unless, you're saving like business-critical data then no real point in RAID's etc
  18. beanhubbleday
    Most reliable way is Event viewer
  19. beanhubbleday
    WD Black = Good, WD in general is very good.. 2 years + is too old tbh
  20. beanhubbleday
    No problem, we get this often at work If you HDD isn't old then maybe send it back?
  21. beanhubbleday
    Run a check disk, may help - but yeah Backup everything & buy a new one if check disk doesn't help. You could also look up system logs ine vent viewer and look for 'Error' with the source being 'disk'
  22. beanhubbleday
    O, I don't doubt that. Python just seemed easiest for a lot of people to pick up on
  23. beanhubbleday
    He's doing ti for subs and views and likes...
  24. beanhubbleday
    Its fairly straightforward in python though
  25. beanhubbleday
    I've had to walk someone through changing paper in a printer that was clearly labelled paper on the paper draw and she even asked me where she could find paper... Bear in mind shes around 300+ miles from me...
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