Recent content by frank-in

In my opinion, Mint and MX Linux, Mate and Xfce, are the best choises for new Linux users.

Try to format it. I cannot delete the partitions in my usb sticks too.

It's quite easy: just format where Linux has been installed. First. Second, ridding of grub. This depends on what kind of disc partitioning your PC has, in short, if it use the mbr or uefi. In the first case, you have to overwrite the mbr, from Windows. In the second case, you should delete the...

All distros have pros and cons. I actually suggest Mint or MX Linux to new Linux users because they seem very simple and almost complete to me.

Gparted is a powerful tool. Try do delete all partions in it and to create a new one by using Gparted. Then format and umount it.

Well, changing the usb setting from vers. 2 to 3 seems to solve the issue :).

Changing the usb setting Yes, but I cannot buy e new one everytime I change the OS. I have that one (it isn't the only one), it works, I use it.

Well, the device, a dvb-t one, works but the video is corrupted. No issues with file videos.

Thank you for your answer. At the moment (and before your answer) I've installed Virtualbox and the guest can also load the firmware of my usb device. I cannot use it yet. Maybe something is still missed in my installation.

I have an usb device that has no drivers for Windows 10. I know it can be used with Linux. Can Virtualbox or Qemu let a guest Linux OS see and use that device?

I tryed the software. It seemed interesting but the ui is terrible in some areas. Stick to Libreoffice.

I'm very happy with Libreoffice. But what about WPS office (free version), from the point of view of compatibility, of its heaviness in term of MB used during normal operations, etc. compared to Libreoffice?

No, not for money, only for personal reasons :).

Thank you very much. I've just downloaded the chipset driver for Windows 7 , unzipped it and read the mup.xml file. Well, Windows 8.1 seems supported by this chipset driver. Maybe the usb-c support is included in this driver. Another question is if all the features of my CPU will also be supported.

How can my PC be useful with no lan, no audio, no usb-c port (and other such things)?