Jump to content

punky4rd

Member
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    12

  • Joined

  • Last visited

Awards

This user doesn't have any awards

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

punky4rd's Achievements

Newbie

Newbie (1/14)

1

Reputation

1

Community Answers

  1. punky4rd
    punky4rd changed their profile photo
  2. punky4rd
    I actually did some research on Nox and yeah you are right, It's mostly just ads as far as i know. Ill be using nox I guess.
  3. punky4rd
  4. punky4rd
    Bluestacks is just horrible in my opinion. I'd rather china got my userdata then use that application.
  5. punky4rd
    Is there any way to do this without virtual box and ISO's? I am looking for something more simple, like install and go.
  6. punky4rd
    Hey guys I was wondering which is the safest android emulator on windows? Nox is a shady Chinese emu that sends all your info to China. Bluestacks is just horrible and bloated to hell with ads ads ads and uninstallable apps that pop up on start and etc (dont use it) MeMu was accused of having a cryptocurrency miner hidden in without the users consent. There are a few more but can you guys just give me a suggestion as to which android emulator is just overall the safest? (not bluestacks please) PS Would be amazing if Linus actually made a video on this topic, seems like there isnt enough coverage on this topic, though it is a interesting topic indeed.
  7. punky4rd
    To Everyone who have a HDD stuck in raid 0 etc. I have found a fix. How to: Download DBAN, burn it into a bootable USB via Rufus. Then select the hard drive which is stuck in RAID 0 with enter, change the format method to Quick. Lastly start the format, ( you do not have to sit through the whole process, wait till it is done up to 5%, then shut down your computer via the power button.) Lastly you can set up your hard drive in the disk management. Taadaaaaaa...
  8. punky4rd
    I will try the Linux boot method and see if it works, but before that I will use a software called minitool and see if that does it
  9. punky4rd
    Of course you can, but the problem is that this Raid wasn't set up on my computer. It was set up on another computer, and it was set up using windows and not the motherboard. so reseting bios will do no good in this scenario I'm afraid.
  10. punky4rd
    I will have to check it out tomorrow since I am at work at the moment. But I remember the error being that the disc is an incorrect volume, or size.
  11. punky4rd
    Disk Management really doesn't give any options, the only thing i am able to do is right click on the drive and initialize it or go into properties. Initializing it gives an error. Could you walk me through the steps to use a Linux live disk to format this hard drive?
  12. punky4rd
    Since this HDD was bought off online and it was set up on a different pc I cannot simply delete the raid volume. Neither can i do a bios reset cause of the same reason.
  13. punky4rd
    bought an Samsung HDD that is 1TB, When i plugged it in it showed up in Disk Management but i cannot format nor initialize it. It shows up as 1,800GB drive. I tried Disk Part, but drive wont show up in the ''list disk'' command. Is there anyway i can restore it to its original size and be able to use it?
×