ProfessorZoww
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EDIT: never mind forgot to initialize it in Disk Management. Derp.
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I recently pulled out two drives in raid 0 from my laptop and installed into my desktop, and they registered and read fine, and all data was preserved. After I backed up some files, I went ahead and changed the drives to raid 1, but now they are not showing up in my computer. Device manager says there is an intel raid 1 volume, but it doesn't show anything in the "volumes" tab. Going into the ASUS UEFI shows that the drive has a question mark on it, but I did change sata to raid mode, and both drives are being detected by the motherboard. Any clues as to why this is happening? I have also tried reverting them to non-raid mode, and they are still not detected by windows.
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It's just an application that streams your window to Twitch or other websites. I'll give everything a try when I get home.
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Changing to ubuntu
ProfessorZoww replied to generic_citizen's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
Ubuntu is a little bit heavier than mint or its lighter variants like Xubuntu or Kubuntu. If your system is rather low spec, I would suggest staying away from full ubuntu, as a lot of the animations and features will lag, though general application usage seems okay. -
I don't really understand the hate either, I've never had problems with iTunes on my PC, or any of my friends that I know of. iTunes file management is fine, and it will work fine most of the time but there will be the odd chance that it duplicates everything. I use clementine on my ubuntu machine (grave mistake in choosing ubuntu for a crappy specced system), and it seems to be smoother sometimes, but I don't feel that its that much better than iTunes. I just wish that iTunes would use auto detect/scan library folder to update new songs, instead of having to manually add them. However, having access to the iTunes store is pretty convenient for me, even though I don't own an apple device.
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I have not, will definitely try that when I get home. Say, if i run OBS and use window capture, do you think that might work?
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Honestly the development pace is decent, but it's just that they announce releases and features, but take another 6 months after the initial announced date to release something that bugs me. I'd have no problem if they said, "look, we have a lot of new stuff to implement, so DFM is going to be released in may/june", but saying its going to be released in December, then March, then April, then June, is annoying and poorly handled, IMO.
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I have tried the HDMI output to my TV, and I do believe at the time the TV didnt detect an input at all. I don't recall optimus being advertised as a feature for the laptop, so its possible it doesn't have it. Are you sure theres no way to switch between the two? I wish I can see my screen to try that . Though I suppose i can attempt it blind with keyboard and see what I can do.
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I own an MSI GT683R, and the graphics card recently died, so I pulled it out. Now the computer boots and logs in, but does not show anything in the display or any of the outputs. It has an i7 2630QM, which I thought had integrated graphics, but does that automatically switch over when the GPU is removed? Or do I have to go to BIOS and try to switch it?
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Preserving Data from Raid 0 Drives
ProfessorZoww replied to ProfessorZoww's topic in Storage Devices
Yea thats what i thought. Oh well, guess I'll have to redownload all that horse porn again. -
My laptop recently broke, and I would like to recover the data from the hard drives. They are two 500GB HDDs in RAID 0, and I was wondering if its possible to plug them into my desktop and have them retain the files, or will the motherboard reformat them? I'm using an Asus z87-pro if that helps. Thanks for all your help
