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  1. I just fixed my iphone 7 plus's screen after been broken for like 4 months, ( I use another phone as my daily driver ) I forgot the passcode so I restored it through itunes, and now it tells me that I need the previous icloud email and password which I don't have because I bought this phone used, any tips? Thanks in advance
  2. or like get a athlon 240ge with a mobo that i will flash
  3. Im building my sister a school pc, i went for the athlon 200ge but all the mobos are like 60+ usd but theres one a320m-s2h for 50$ but i never flashed a bios before so im scared to do it because i might do something wrong
  4. so i was looking to change my hdd in my ps4 because i have no more storage and its very slow (dont talk about copying times thats sooooooooooooo slow) but i just found out ps4 slim only supports sata 2 so what should i go for?
  5. top left corner i think u damaged a trace
  6. is there anyway to get fortnite on honor 10 lite? thanks in advance -generaloxxy
  7. did u try clicking change settings and seeing if u can remove it from there
  8. windows button + r then %appdata% then local then temp and delete every file there if it says some files cannot be deleted then just leave them
  9. restarting your system or clearing cache / temp cache maybe?
  10. i bet my money that its in windows cache because before u used it as recovery drive so yeah but i dont know where to go from there
  11. this is for windows 10 btw you windows 7 or 8 or 10?
  12. Type "diskpart.exe" in the search box, in the listed results, right-click on Diskpart and select Run as administrator. At a Diskpart prompt, type in "list disk" to display all the disks. Each disk on your computer will be listed with a disk number. Specify the disk that contains the recovery partition by typing in "select disk n", in which "n" should be replaced with the disk number listed before. Type in "list volume" to list all the partitions on the selected disk with all the partition labels, so you can determine which one is the recovery partition to be deleted. If you want to see the partition type, use "list partition" command instead. Specify the partition you want to delete using the volume number, like this: "select volume 3". Type in: "delete volume".
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