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Yeah don't worry, since I have all my files it should be fine. Thanks for taking the time to help me out I really appreciate it!

I checked and the options are: Launch CSM - Enabled Boot Device Control was on UEFI only which I now changed to UEFI and Legacy OPROM and Boot from Network / Storage Devices /PCI-E Expansion Devices are Legacy Only So I assume it's enabled and it's still not booting to the SSD

OK a few things happened since the last update, I tried using GParted but since I was unfamilliar with it I didn;t wanna cause more damage so what I ended up doing is installing windows on the new hard drive I got and from there I tried using Disk Management to make the partition. It currently says that there are 0 MB of available shrink space. I checked and all my files are there, music and videos are playable so I was thinking if, as a last resort, I could transfer my files to the new drive then reinstall windows on the main ssd, but I'd rather avoid that if possible. Tl:dr Windows says that it can't shrink the partition.

So I want to make a 512mb sized EFI partition?

Just tried it and it came back with: "Virtual Disk Service Error: The Specified shrink size is too big and will cause the volume to be smaller than the minimum volume size." Could I use something like GParted and make the partition manually?

I It doesn't let me create the partition because it says I don't have enough space, however when I go to the Windows Install Screen I can see that the drive has 10gb of free space which is about right. None of my other drives have free space according to diskpart except for one which has 1024KB and is not my main drive. The error message is as follows: "No usable free extent could be found. It may be that there is insufficient free space to create a partition at the specified size or offset. Specify different size and offset values or don't specify either to create the maximum sized partition. It may be that the disk is partitioned using the MVR disk partitioning format and the disk contains either 4 primary partitions, ( no more partitions may be created), or 3 priary partitions and one extended partition, (only logical drives may be created)."

Alright I'll try these commands and I'll get back to you, thanks.

Hello, today has been a very bizarre day for me. A friend gave me a hard drive he didn't use to install on my PC. I opened my pc up yesterday and plugged it in to see if it worked alright. It worked so I unplugged it. Today I wanted to install the drive in my case properly and I took the chance to clean the system as I was doing that. I cleaned it, installed the drive and I went to test if everything worked before I closed everything up. EVERYTHING WORKED, I booted into windows saw all the drives were there and all was good. I shut the PC down, put all the side panels back and when I turned it back on suddenly my m.2 ssd was being detected but could not boot into windows. A UEFI windows partition was no longer available in the BIOS, the drive only showed up as it's model number ADATA SX200 PRO (or something along those lines) and it wasn't showing up with it's total space capacity like all my other SATA drives. I also swapped my m.2 drive to the bottom slot instead of the top one but it still did nothing. I got worried that my drive got busted but it seems like it's fine? I went into a bootable windows USB and the drive shows up with its normal capacity, my files are there according to diskpart but there is no bootable partition on the drive, there is only the partition with my files. PC Specs: Mobo: ASUS ROG B450-F CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600 RAM: 16gb GSkill Trident Z 3200MHZ GPU:Zotac GTX 1060 3GB Case NZXT H500i PSU: Cooler Master 450W 80+ Bronze (if i remember correctly) ALL IN ALL my question is: Is there any way to recover or recreate that bootable partition or would I have to reinstall Windows?

Well I have used both android and iOS, I had android phones for about 5 years then I switched to the 7 plus. I am very familliar with both operating systems but I am not sure which device I should choose. Though I haven't used OneUI or whatever samsung is calling their Skin but from watching it from people who have samsung phones, I really don't like it. I could get used to it though if the device itself was good.

I am currently an owner of an iPhone 7 plus. Good phone but needs an upgrade now that it got dropped of iOS support. I was going to buy an iPhone 12 in September when the price would drop to around 530E, basically same price as 11 but then I looked at android and the s21 FE is currently selling for 450 or 460E. I'm unsure which phone to get because I like the iPhone overall, i like its cameras, iOS, airpods support etc but the samsung overall has more value and the main thing is that 120hz display. For context I've never used anything above 60 but I would like to try it out. What I want from the phone is: Really good camera both for photos and videos, good battery life, very fast with no slowdown at all, good speakers and good software support. Which one do you think I should get? Thank you in advance

I do have an internal drive that I don't mind using for Windows 11 so maybe I can try using that one as a test. Thank you for giving me advice and helping me decide, I really appreciate it. Have a good one and Happy New Year!

I guess the new UI is kind of a fresh take on the now pretty stale W10 one, and the virtual desktop updates sound intriguing to say the least, but I don't know if that's enough to justify the jump to a potentially more unstable OS.

I have wanted to format my computer for quite some time now, but I have been holding off on doing it because Windows 11 was going to be released. I was going to upgrade when it got released but with all the Ryzen bugs and stuff I didn't do it. Well now it's been a couple months and I still want to format my computer. Do I stick with Windows 10 or do I upgrade to 11? I use a lot of creative applications (Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition +) and I do game a lot (VALORANT, League of Legends, Rocket League +) System Specs: AMD Ryzen 5 2600 ASUS ROG B450-F Motherboard 16GB 3200MhZ Trident-Z Memory GTX 1060 3GB

Now with sales the Creative SXFI RGB are going for 65EUR. I've watched a couple of reviews and a lot of them are saying that they have fantastic audio quality. Now on the other hand just for 20EUR more, there are the Razer Kraken Ultimate that also have pretty good sound from what I've heard. I use my headphones a lot for gaming and do music stuff so I was kind of intrigued by the sound quality of the SXFI Gamers. Should I get the Creative ones or do I get the Razer ones? If you need more info pls lmk Please do note that I don't care about the microphone because I currently have a Blue Snowball and that I like a bit more punch in my music. Thank you in advance.

I already have a Blue Snowball and it's been serving me pretty well for about 5-6 years now. The Koss isn't really my style and about the AKG ones, I am currently wearing my Dad's AKG K271 Studio Headphones as a placeholder for my new ones and I don't really like the feel of them. Noise in my living space isn't really an issue and I kind of prefer punchy bass with clear audio. Noise leaking would be kind of annoying. If I were to use a headset with a cable, could I buy a pair of Sennheiser HD 559's for just a bit extra?