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  • Birthday Aug 15, 2002

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  1. Hm... To me it sounds like the program you made use of to perform this has shadowed your actual capacity based on the previous one from which it cloned the data. I would recommend... reversing the process if possible, and formatting that faulty 120gb SSD with a fresh OS install. Don't... completely take my word for it, though. These are simply guesses, I would wait on further replies but; keep this suggestion up your sleeve.
  2. Hm... Yes, it would help with the stuttering due to the higher number of cores. However in games that only perform a dual core usage, a lower frequency would be actually detrimental if you go below the 4.7Ghz of the I7, which you will.
  3. The best Cloud storage service depends upon what you care about... Since you specified photos and videos without a data cap; Google Photos would be the way to go.
  4. I recommend that you dualboot into it, yes. And use it for your usual tasks wherever feasible to do so. If it crashes just alike Windows, then we have a hardware or BIOS issue.
  5. Not necessarily, but if any system files have been written in there you would have to redirect them to another partition before getting rid of it. I would just leave it be, really.
  6. Judging by the size of it... I would say it is a safety partition that Windows creates for system files management.
  7. 1. Yes, you are correct. Even though your motherboard provides support for 2200Mhz, you require your processor to do the same. 2. Yes, you can. And this card in specific is probably your best bet. 3. Most likely no, and sort of. This is a very weak processor and motherboard alike... old and used as well. The lifespan of it is already reduced by the prior usage and its age itself, so... it will be like trying to have a senior running more than his legs are strong enough to sustain. He might still do it, but it will only bring more damage to them.
  8. Instead of trying to investigate if your hardware is to blame; I would recommend dualbooting into a properly updated Linux Distro and see if you face the same issues, that way we can more easily isolate the source of the issue. Obviously... if you are already utilizing Linux as your OS; do it backwards (get into Windows even if Windows 7 just for a test) and/or try another Distro with a different foundation. I am not an expert by any means, but this is what I would attempt.
  9. About two or three months ago I was able to utilize the full speed of my internet connection (100mbps download, 50mbps upload) nowadays I am lucky if I can have it running stable at 5mbps. I have already done a network reset, changed my DNS port, and rebooted my modem. My laptop has NOT been moved to a location anywhere different from where I was before those issues, though I do wish to blame my drivers... Here is what happened during one of my troubleshoots... I rolled back the Qualcomm network drivers to an older version, and immediately I reached my Internet's full speed tested at Ookla SpeedTest. Windows prompted me to restart after I closed the device manager dialogue pop ups, I obliged to it. By the time I was back on my system; I could not sustain those speeds yet again. I know it is NOT my internet in itself, because I can reach PERFECTLY those speeds on my iPhone in the exact same location. I do not know what to do anymore, any assistance will be of great, great help... Thank you for reading this.
  10. I find it amusing how my criticism of your action on my first post was magically deleted. 

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    2. AngeI

      AngeI

      Well in my case I did enter it properly, and I know that because someone posted a reply to me afterwards which led me to reload the page... and my response to our moderator here was available. 
      It doesn't really matter to me, personally. I just believe it's important to speak out when something is muffled for the sake of preserving someone else's improper ''correctness''. Or else there is no actual freedom for discussion, just approved items on a select plate.  

    3. AngeI

      AngeI

      Well I'm off of here... that was all unpleasant enough. I still love the forum, I know LTT is highly specialized and have passionate viewers. 

    4. dizmo

      dizmo

      This isn't a publicly owned forum, thus does not conform to freedom of speech.

      This is a dictatorship.

  11. Oh... I see. I will try to do the latter. Thank you very much, I will let you know if it works.
  12. Hello, I have purchased an iPhone 11 and it is currently running iOS 13.5.1. I am having an issue to which I have not found a solution after searching the web for it... Quite simply; I cannot use drawing tools on the native Notes App. The options do come up followed by the tools... BUT, I select a brush and try to use it and... nothing! The Notes app does however enable the ''undo'' function as though something has been drawn in the note, though NOTHING shows up. I have already restarted the device, tried different notes and folders... nothing works. I know this is not an Apple forum, but.. this section is about software, and quite honestly I trust the knowledge of the people herein more than anywhere else, so... Please help me out if you are able to do so... Thank you in advance.
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