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  I want to install simulator FSX on my secondary drive, I heard that it will pick up the pace. I install Win 7 on my secondary drive in order to make it work?

  Primary-Seagate Barracuda 1 TB Win7

  Secondary-WD VelociRaptor 10000 RPM

  Thank you

  Noobie

  I run my sim card on a Sharp 70 "Led 1920 X 1080 p, its so rude, but I like it. I recently got the GTX 590 to find FSX hate double GPUs.Another lesson learned the bad sense, lol. (soon gtx 680)  Also I saw FSX does not play well with the RAID. The sim card is dependent on almost all CPU but with mem cpu and mobo upgrades I should;(better!) See a significant difference. I see a drop in FPS on such a large screen, are there tips to improve?

  Thanks a lot for your answer.

  (24 gb 1866 mhz mem, Asus p6t7 Mobo, intel i7 975 happen soon.)

  Oh yes, I am running an i7 - 2600 K on an Asus P8Z68-V mainboard with memory 32 GB GSkill, Yes, I use a lot of memory, but my performance is excellent, no bottle no necks here. I read that my favors 1600 MHz cpu, with a card mother dual channel is to have triple or quadruple channel about the latency of memory and cache. I think you should run an i7 - 2600 k or even an i7 - 3770 k and at least a card mother with a Z68 or better (Z77) chipset, I also think that FSX could benefit from the technology of fast storage Intels. In addition, I think you should consider at least a 32nm, otherwise a 22nm CPU. Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge CPU are pretty hard to beat. I use my system for games, photo editing and a few VMs running via VMware 8.0 and I'm quite satisfied with the overall performace, with 32 GB of memory, I'm not even under a swap file. In any case, you need to re - consider your choice of material. I have always a way to upgrade with my CPU, hard drives and the GPU.

• I have a new computer with operating system Windows 10. Sometimes items automatically starts searching for photos of my external hard drive to download. I don't want these pictures to include. How can I keep items the search from my computer

  I have a new computer with operating system Windows 10. How can I keep the elements search my computer for the pictures to download in elements? I want to control what is added to the elements.

  Harold8838 wrote:

  I have a new computer with operating system Windows 10. How can I keep the elements search my computer for the pictures to download in elements? I want to control what is added to the elements.

  It is in the file menu of the Organizer (watched folders).
  Don't include no matter what path if you do not want the Organizer to look for new files.

• How to deal with operating system windows 8.1 and apps on usb device

  Hi, I have a laptop Lenovo G505. Windows 8 64-bit was preinstalled in it. Later, I upgraded to 8.1. Laptop is almost 9 months and still under warranty. Since a few days, built Lenovo solution Center alert this analysis of hardware detected failures in one or more devices. On suggestion of Lenovo, I ran hdtune pro app in my machine and it also detected 3 hard drive errors. As my machine is under warranty, Lenovo is ready to replace my hard drive with a new one. But they say that it is the responsibility of the customer to return the windows 8.1 operating system and install in the new drive and their liability is limited to the replacement of the hard disk only. I am not computer savvy and I request concerned to guide me how to deal with operating system windows 8.1 on external media like USB, DVD, and install in the new drive. I also installed a number of apps and paid games. Therefore, I would like to resume these games also files so that I need not buy again. Assistance in this regard is required.

  Hello Mohan,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community Forum.

  I can of course understand the situation and will be happy to help with your query.

  Let me ask you;

  • You have the key product for Windows 8 or 8.1?

  You can create an installation media (DVD/USB) for Windows 8.1 and re-install when you want. However, in order to create an installation media for Windows 8.1, you need the product key. If you don't have the product key for Windows 8.1, you can not create installation media.

  You can create the installation media for Windows 8 by using the product key Windows 8 If you have. In this case, install you Windows 8 first and then go to Windows 8.1 through store.

  As far as your paid apps (purchased by store) are concerned, you should be able to install them as soon as you sign in with the same Microsoft Account where apps were purchased.

  You can see the steps indicated by Ronnie Vernon replied on 24 December2013, re - install paid apps.

  You can follow the steps below to create installation media.

  1. Run the program Windows 8.1 configuration or installation of Windows 8 (depending on the availability of the product key for the specific operating system.

  2. When you are prompted to run or save the file, choose run

  3. When you are prompted to enter a product key, enter the 25-character product key, that you received when you purchased Windows 8.1 (or Windows 8).

  4. When you are prompted to install Windows 8.1 (or Windows 8), select install by creating media and then click Next.

  5. Select the type of media you want to use: either a Flash DRIVE or a DVD.

  To create a USB flash drive

  1. Click on the USB flash drive.

  2. Plug the USB key into a USB port on your PC.

  3. When you are prompted, select the USB key that you want to use, and then click Next.

     If you have files on the USB flash drive, it will remove them.

  To create a DVD

  1. Click on the ISO file , and then select the location where to save the ISO file.

  2. Insert a blank recordable DVD into your DVD drive.

  3. Burn the ISO of the DVD file using Windows disc Image burner, or another program DVD burning.

  Note: Ensure that the USB or DVD key that you use has nothing else stored on it and has a sufficient free space to download the Windows 8.1 Installer: about 2.3 GB for the 64-bit version.

  You can also read the article below to create a USB stick recovery.

  Create a recovery USB disk

  Hope this information is useful. Please feel free to answer in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

  Thank you.

• Install old HDD to the pc with the new HARD drive and operating system different?

  Hi, I recently ripped my old laptop that no longer works, after buying a newer laptop 4 years ago. The new laptop has Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit installed while the old machine had Windows Vista installed. I want to put the old HDD in my new machine to extract some files that I want to keep and possibly use this particular drive as a disc of extra storage without having to turn it into a portable device. Would that work or would I meet problems with him? It would be just a plug & play this sort of thing (as the old HDD already has an operating system installed) or the old drive (vista) would cause the new drive (win7) fails at startup?

  And sorry if this has already been covered. I searched through the questions asked previously and has not really found a similar job.

  You can use your old drive, but you should check that the "Boot order" is the most recent Player listed before the old drive. If need be exit and save your BIOS boot becomes.

  Next

  After you have started since the new drive, you may need to take ownership of the files you need to copy.

  To take ownership of a file or folder

  1. open Windows Explorer and locate the file or folder you want to take charge.
  2. right click on the file or folder, click Properties, and then click the Security tab.
  3. click on advanced and then click the owner tab.
  4. click on edit and then do one of the following:
  To change the owner to a user or group that is not listed, click other users and groups and enter the object name to select (examples), type the name of the user or group and then click OK.

  To change the owner to a user or a group is listed in the change owner to box, click the new owner.

  5. (optional) to change the owner of all subcontainers / folders and objects in the tree view, select the Replace owner of subcontainers and objects check box.

  Then use 'Disk management' to delete all existing partitions and reformat the old drive.

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• iXpand Flash Drive with firmware 4.4.7 and iPhone/iPad with iOS 9.2.

  I have 5 (!) iXpand Flash Drives (all updated with latest firmware 4.4.7) and have tried on iPhone and iPad with iOS 9.2. None of them are able to find the real or videos in folders on my iPhone/iPad, just the cards where the photo files and images video.

  Also - when you try to synchronize manually or automatically, a "red band" appears and disappears quickly on top of the window, telling me there's something does not.

  Someone else with the same problems?

  Very well. Thanks again.

  For me, as a novice by using this system, I find quite confusing to find a "Red Cross" in the MUSIC folder, when this "Red Cross" just lead you to a folder that contains pictures and videos and not relatet to any music at all. In other words, I don't want it 'plug and play', or how do to save/backup of photos, videos and music and perhaps a more detailed description of what are the terms backup/backup, images, videos and music, could save other novices like me some time she discover.

  However, thanks to your help, at least I am convinced now and look forward to start using the system. Thanks a lot again!

• Hardware changes not detected using a flash drive, the missing, system restore points tried every fix that MS can offer in Windows 7

  All of a sudden, I have several problems with my computer.  I can't not computer to recognize a flash drive.  Printer works in the same usb port.  I used Device Manager, checked the drivers, made every difficulty that MS has to offer, each difficulty that Dell can offer, but the problem remains.  I don't feel uncomfortable so I don't have to play with the registry.  I uninstalled the drivers and rebooted.  The only changes that I did before this happened was to uninstall and reinstall I-tunes.  The flash drive, I use would be defective?  When I went to the system restore, my restore points have disappeared, that was the point where I uninstalled I-tunes.  I also noticed that when I tried to detect problems with the resolution of the problems of hardware and devices, it says "material changes may not have been detected.  In detail, it also shows "there is no configured windows in a way never install driver - edition".  WHAT?  I know that windows IS configured to automatically install.  (Deep breath)

  Very well.  So I am at a loss.  Any suggestions?  Thank you very much for your time and your attention...

  Hello
   
  Welcome to the Microsoft community. I will certainly help you with the problem you are experiencing. To better understand the issue, I would like to ask you a few questions.
  1. What is the model of your Dell computer?
  2. that all measures tried on your own to fix this?
  3 have you tried to test the flash drive on another computer to see if it is faulty?
   
  This problem arises usually when the flash drive is faulty or the chipset drivers are in conflict with the USB drivers.  I recommend you to consult the following Microsoft article and check.
   
  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Update-driver-hardware-ISN

   
   
  Response with all the answers, so that we can more research on the issue. Hope this information was useful.
   
  Thank you

• Should I put folder Cache Disk/Media in primary SSD with operating system and applications?

  Hello, I have an SSD SATA3 with OS and applications on them and 2 HDD SATA2, one for the footages/projects and the other for renders / archive.

  I think putting the drive/media in the SSD cache should boost performance because of the speed, but I've heard that it can shorten the life of the drive, even though I'm not sure how much.

  I guess I could buy an another SSD dedicated for the disk cache, but I'd rather not if they are put on the same drive with OS and applications will be not too much problem.

  Go ahead and put your caches on the SSD even as your operating system and applications.

  Most of the concerns on the repeated Scriptures SSD causing failure are older versions of the technology. Reliability is improved greatly now. Also, has not lost much if your SSD fails, and it doesn't have your applications, OS and caches on this, since you can reinstall your operating system and applications fairly easily.

  You never want to have your irreplaceable possessions (as the only copy of your images) on a disc that you're afraid to fail.

• How can I use a flash drive with my ipad pro

  I want to buy an ipad pro for school, but I will need an adapter to plug in my flash drive. I was wondering if I would be able to buy an adapter that I can use for a flash drive.

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• Business PC HP Elite 8100 SFF: Problem upgrade memory with operating system to 64 b.

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  I've updated the BIOS but the problem remains.

  To make full use of the installed memory wanted to update the Windows 10 operating system to 64 b, but the PC goes into continuous reboot.

  I've updated the BIOS but the problem remains.

  I also tried to install Windows 7 64B, but after loading the files to start the pc freezes

  Reinstall the original memory, 10 to 64 b windows installs without problem.

  I want to know that is not compatible with the installed memory.

  And if it is possible to avoid having to replace.

  Thank you and best regards.

  @Peppe_Valenza

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  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• How to create Multi boot Operating System CD/DVD with drivers, application as default installation and Recovery Console alongwith with operating system encryption?

  I need an application for creating operating system in multiboot with drivers, application as default installation with the Recovery Console and operating system encryption. Help, please...

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  Hello

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  http://www.doublecloud.org/2012/03/set-environment-variables-in-guest-operating-system-on-VMware/

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• I have a Flash drive with Word 2003 documents and my computer has now Word 2010, how to change these documents to Word 2010?

  I need to change from Word 2003 to Word 2010 documents located on a flash drive. Not very computer savvy!

  Hello

  You can follow the steps and then check.

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  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Office/Forum/office_2010-Word

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  TrueCrypt: <> http://www.truecrypt.org >

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  I have a flash drive I still put pictures and a movie of my digital camera and I want to make several DVD.  Is it possiable?

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