giorgi1997

So would merging break my windows then?

I don't think I did no

These ones you mean? Are you sure? Would make sense, because I think I ended up installing windows 3 times in total, because of me forgetting to change the boot order and thinking that it didn't install

From scratch

Hey guys, I recently installed windows 11 on my new laptop and it resulted in something weird. I've got two drives, but I don't remember defining D and it's just half a gigabyte. And I'm not sure If the stuff inside is essential, so I'm not sure if I should just remove it from disk management This is how it looks in disk management To give additional context, I did accidentally install windows multiple times, because I forgot to change the boot order at first and thought it didn't install, but I don't think that is related.

Here it is, sorry for the late reply Looks like there already is an EFI partition in the C disk

But would I be able to create a D disk afterwards, or would it just hide it? Because I want to go and install a second ssd later.

Hey guys, I recently installed windows 11 on my new laptop and it resulted in something weird. I've got two drives, but I don't remember defining D and it's just half a gigabyte. And I'm not sure If the stuff inside is essential, so I'm not sure if I should just remove it from disk management To give additional context, I did accidentally install windows multiple times, because I forgot to change the boot order at first and thought it didn't install, but I don't think that is related.

Yeah, but even so, the same omen might come up later with a slightly bigger price but with a ryzen 7. my main issue here is if I should risk loosing this opportunity to get the ryzen 5 for cheap, just for a chance to get a ryzen 7 for a bit more. This isn't a Lenovo vs HP contest here, it a ryzen 5 vs ryzen 7 one

All the links provided are in German, but it should be fine since the specs are self-evident. OK, so there is a big sale on the following hp omen 15, that now costs 1000 euros: https://www.alternate.de/OMEN/15-en1155ng-Gaming-Notebook/html/product/1731778 It lacks 16gb RAM, but I can fix that with an additional 70 euros. Now the dilemma is that this particular model only has a Ryzen 5 5600H and there is a possibility for the same laptop, but with a Ryzen 7 5800H - https://www.alternate.de/OMEN/15-en1178ng-Gaming-Notebook/html/product/1731775 Or a Lenovo legion 5, also same specs, bar the Ryzen 7 5800H - https://www.amazon.de/dp/B08THLYWM5?linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&smid=A3JWKAKR8XB7XF&creativeASIN=B08THLYWM5&tag=geizhalspre03-21&ascsubtag=6XNtRA4zVZLeijZqbRThQ to get a sale too, especially considering Black Friday is coming soon, however even with the sale, compared to the current offering it will probably be around a 100 euro more expensive still. So to summarize, right now and for 2 days more, I have the ability to buy the first laptop I mentioned, however there is a chance that a better one, only in terms of the the CPU, might become available later on, but would be at least 100 euros more expensive. So, should I risk not buying the current offering in hopes that soon I might be able to buy a slightly better option for a bit more money? My current laptop is a MSI GT72 2qd, which has lasted me for a long 6 years and I'd like for my new laptop to last me at least 3-4 years. So the only reason I'm considering the Ryzen 7 is for futureproofing and longevity. Considering how in most tasks there won't be much difference, since I just mostly do programming, gaming and an occasional linux subsystem on windows(basically a virtual machine) on my laptop.

can you give me any advice regarding where i can find a screen?

that is a no go. the whole body is so deformed that I barely managed to put the batteryin

Hey, as the title says I've got a 2016 samsung j5 and its screen is completely smashed. At first i thought that there was no hope of recovering anything from it, but now I connected it to my PC and it rumbled meaning it actually started charging and it even popped up as a usb device. Bad news is, since I can't turn on usb-debugging because of the broken screen I can't access the data. Also I'm sure that I'll get the data after enabling usb-debugging, since when I installed a recovery app on y PC it actually recognized that it was a samsung device.at this point it seems that the only way is to use ADB, but I don't want to fuck it up even more. So can anyone help?

Hello, I have tge following specs on my laptop : i7 5700hq gtx 970m 3gb 16gb ram And HDD no SSD The irregular stuttering and frame drops, not to mention altogether low frame rate made me change all settings to low, that kinda fixed everything, but now at the final levels of the game it still becomes a chugging mess. I know my rig isn't that new anymore, but come on I should still be able to play the damn game with at least medium settings with fps around 60. P. S. The textures also load very slowly, I usually see how they transition from very bad to bad to normal to what there are supposed to be.

something's seriously wrong with my pc. i think it's only related to the explorer.exe since it seems the problem only affects things connected to it Can anyone help me?