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Yes I disabled it before

MBR and 'Target system' as 'BIOS or UEFI That doesn’t work for me. I tried.

I looked at it and had a headache. It's so hard

I am trying to boot live Linux OS using a flash drive. I use the Rufus tool to copy the OS to the flash drive. Here is the problem. When I select 'Partition Scheme' as MBR and 'Target system' as 'BIOS or UEFI' (this cannot be changed after selecting the target system) it can boot in my computer and the laptop cannot. When I select 'Partition Scheme' as GPT and 'Target system' as 'UEFI (non CSM)' it starts on my laptop and computer cannot. Is there a way to boot the computer and laptop using one method?

I didn't know that before. Thank you all

If we share the copyright material in our personal/private forum, will this cause legal issues for the forum members and the website owner? Can DMCA scan private forums?

I am creating educational videos for students, so I want to add my information before sharing them

I am looking for a Windows or Python tool..

I saw too many videos changing the back and rear camera while recording videos. Also, most of them are accidentally recorded videos (I said this because I guess they use an easy way to do it in a hurry). If you do too, recommend a method..

How many years have you been using your laptop? Specify the model and manufacturer. If there is an old one that is not currently in use, mention it as well.

Is the desktop connector port for SSD different from the laptop port connector?

In some cases, WiFi card appears to be working, but there may be a problem. First, boot your laptop from a live Linux and check if the wifi card is working properly.

Update the browser and try again. Or uninstall it and download the setup again and install it.

Install a Transformation pack. There are lots of Transformation packs support for Windows 10. Do a Google search

All accounts have linked to one number is safe?