Recent content by yossibac

I have never had a Mac. I was thinking, if it makes no different to the battery, closing the lid is a lot quicker to turn on the laptop. On a Windows PC, I'd usually turn it off.

I only use my laptop about twice per week, is closing the lid going to drain the battery a lot more than turning it off? as it takes quite a long time?

Could a moderator move the whole post to Discussion? I think over there you can leave Best answer reword.

Perfect, thanks mate. For some reason, I can't reword you with best answer.??

Also, there is no DELETE button, but you can press the FN key and delete with the Backspace arrow

Sorry, I'm expecting too much from my MacBook, as some Windows PC's have a return button, for example on a browser, when you want to return to the former page.

Maybe I should have said a return (backwards) button.

I have got MacBook Air A1466, where is the back button please?

To be honest, I think that there is a problem with the new Motherboard.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but Bios should detect any good drive connected to the PC regardless of OS installed or not or even if it's formatted or not. That's what Sixty4 is asking: why Bios is not detecting the other drives he owns? Except that one (THNSNH256GBST SSD)

You know Google and others follow your activities for various reasons? Not sure why, but I have a feeling that Google algorithm removed the video tab from your account searches.

Honestly, there are plenty of people who can't because of hardware or don't wish to update to Windows 11

You seem to have done everything I would As drive is not present in the BIOS Take the SSD out and connect to a different PC, as sometimes a specific PC would have a problem with a specific hard drive. Connect to a different PC via USB hub I have two types of USB enclosures, One with power supply...

Sorry, I meant had eventually :(

Does Disk Manager detect the drive?