Recent content by Tony Henrich

I had installed a lot of software and tweaked the OS and the software over the years. Like I said, I don't want to go through all of this. I know Windows 11 is not 10! This doesn't mean the same tweaks I did don't apply to Windows 11. I want to upgrade, not do a fresh install. Not doing a fresh...

I am not going to do a fresh install. Too much of a hassle to reinstall a lot of apps and redo the tweaks.

No. I saved the changes in the BIOS and rebooted. It keeps booting into the BIOS. Also, I won't be able to do anything else if it always goes into BIOS.

I am trying to install Windows 11 and it requires my machine to have a secure boot functionality. For that, I need to enable UEFI for the devices and/or disable legacy BIOS. I am trying to do that in the BIOS by disabling 'Launch CSM' and changing 'Boot Device Control' to 'UEFI Only' from UFEI...

Can the Optane 905P 960GB SSD be used as a boot drive? I read a comment by a user that he found out he couldn't boot from it. If this a limitation by a motherboard, which motherboard can I use? I am planning to use a Gen 3 Ryzen CPU and get a new motherboard. The motherboard will have PCIe 4.0...

I have an Asus X79 Deluxe motherboard which I want to replace because I am having USB ports issues. I have a Corsair Neutron SSD PCIe drive. The motherboard didn't support booting from the SSD so I used as a regular SSD I want to keep using my existing components: CPU, RAM, CPU cooler.. etc...

No software is needed to run with the headset. It runs fine on another computer without software. I haven't modern headsets needing software. Disabling fast startup didn't help. Also if worked before when fast startup was on, why these devices would suddenly stop? Unless fast startup itself...

I have a USB flash drive and a USB headset that used to work on my Windows 10 and not anymore. I have another USB Flash drive which works but the other flash drive doesn't work on the same port. I have tried all the other free USB ports (6 of them) and none detected these devices. Device...

It seems there's a bug where Windows 10 doesn't recognize the SSD if it's not formatted. I used a third party tool formater and then it showed up in Disk Management.

I have a new Samsung 860 EVO SSD. On one computer I disconnected a working hard drive and connected the SSD. The SSD shows up in the BIOS and Device Manager under disk drives in Windows 10. But it doesn't show up as a device at all in Disk Management. Therefore I can't format it, initialize it...