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@@utv_69 for ever I guess. As long as they have the bike for sale

to split the GPU between 2PCs? it will not work.

Then add it manually

Idk if you misspelled.. you mean to save money and BUY the ONE with wifi/Bluetooth?

From virtual machine settings. I have a video about hyper-v

@@TheArtmann i understand its in the sitting of the VM machine but when i go to increase the ram of the VM i have partitioned the GPU to it comes up with an error says the partition wont allow me to increase the ram

how much ram you haveon hostand how much on vm?

@@TheArtmann host has 32gb vm has 4gb, i need to up the ram on the vm to 6gb.. i dont see how knowing these values helps me increase the amount of ram on the vm the gpu partition is blocking

Dude, I'm just trying to help you. If you start with "I don't see how this and that," you can take your problem elsewhere. I ask because I want to know if you have enough RAM to safely run both host and VM at the same time. Believe it or not, a lot of people wonder why their machine doesn't work, only to discover that they have a total of 4GB RAM. As for you, the error could be occurring for a few possible reasons, even if you're trying to change the RAM allocation in Hyper-V: Dynamic vs. Static RAM Allocation: If the VM is set to use dynamic memory, Hyper-V automatically adjusts RAM usage based on demand. Sometimes this can interfere with manually setting the memory. You may need to disable dynamic memory first. Resource Lock: Hyper-V might lock certain resources based on the current configuration or settings. If other VMs or processes are utilizing resources on the host machine, it may prevent increasing the RAM for a specific VM. Integration with Other Features: Certain features like GPU partitioning or SR-IOV might impose restrictions on modifying the RAM after the VM has been set up. These settings can sometimes conflict with memory changes. Host Resource Limits: If Hyper-V thinks your host is already running near its maximum capacity (even with 32GB of RAM), it might block the increase. There could be other background services or reserved memory causing this issue. To modifiy the Ram in Hyper-V, here's what you have to do: Shut Down the VM: You can’t modify the RAM while the VM is running. Make sure it’s powered off. Go to VM Settings: Right-click the VM in Hyper-V Manager, then select "Settings." Adjust RAM: Under the "Memory" section, you’ll see the option to increase the assigned RAM. Change the value from 4GB to 6GB. Save and Restart: Save your settings, and then start the VM again. This should let you modify the RAM allocation without worrying about the GPU partition. Let me know if that works! BYE!

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@@2amSpacey works only on Hyper-v

what cpuu have?

After a long time researching I finally installed ramus 91 with brunch 91 version in my HP-Probook-4540s. And it actually worked!! Playstore works but not the terminal and the ADB

maybe not enough space

@@TheArtmann it says in windows 14.6 gb :(

Virtual box is not supported

@@jodyjohnson265 you say Nintendo doesn't give a shit, but Nintendo is the absolute worst when it comes to punishments. Your luck is that you never got caught, because if you would get caught pirating Nintendo games, they will take your skin off. Just Google Nintendo piracy or Nintendo punishments and you'll see

Then you don't pass go and don't collect 200$

bring it to a spciaist. this is deep

@@TheArtmann my dad disowned me. It contained precious documents of his

select what's important to recover, and leave the rest. or recover half, then compress it with winrar or 7zip, then recover the rest

Try and see. It should

No. Just Windows

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easiest way is to delete the vm and create a new one following the steps in the tutorial. it will take 2-3 minutes

@@FirstDot I haven't made this type of videos anymore

@@beegamingnet with enhanced session

yes

When dealing with a corrupt partition that appears as "RAW" in Windows, data recovery can be challenging but is often still possible with tools like Recuva. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to address this issue: Step 1: Avoid Writing to the Disk First and foremost, avoid writing any data to the affected disk. Writing data can overwrite the existing data, making recovery much more difficult or even impossible. Step 2: Use Recuva for Data Recovery Recuva can sometimes recover files from a RAW partition. Here’s how to use it: Download and Install Recuva: Download Recuva from the official website. Install it on a different drive from the one you are trying to recover data from (e.g., install on C: if the affected drive is D:). Run Recuva: Launch Recuva. Select the file types you want to recover or choose “All Files” if you’re not sure. Select the location to scan, choosing the drive that shows up as RAW. Deep Scan: Enable the Deep Scan option for a more thorough search. This will take longer but has a higher chance of finding recoverable files. Recover Files: Once the scan is complete, select the files you want to recover and save them to a different drive than the one being recovered. Step 3: Use Specialized Data Recovery Software If Recuva does not successfully recover your data, you might need to use more advanced software designed specifically for RAW partitions. Some recommended tools include: TestDisk: Free and open-source software that can help rebuild the partition table. Can also recover files from RAW partitions. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard: User-friendly interface with powerful recovery capabilities for RAW partitions. MiniTool Power Data Recovery: Another tool that can help recover data from RAW partitions. Step 4: Check the Disk for Physical Damage If the software solutions fail, the issue might be due to physical damage to the disk. In this case: Check Disk Health: Use tools like CrystalDiskInfo to check the S.M.A.R.T. status of the drive. Consider Professional Data Recovery Services: If the disk is physically damaged, professional data recovery services may be necessary. Step 5: Attempt Partition Repair (Optional and Risky) If you are comfortable with some risk and have recovered important data already, you might try repairing the partition table: Backup Data: Ensure that all important data has been recovered and backed up. Use TestDisk: Follow TestDisk’s guided steps to repair the partition table. Windows Disk Management: After recovering the data, you can use Windows Disk Management to reformat the drive to a usable state. Be aware that this will erase all data on the drive, so do this only after recovering all necessary data. Summary Recovering data from a RAW partition involves using dedicated data recovery tools, starting with Recuva and potentially moving to more advanced options if needed. Avoid writing new data to the affected drive to maximize the chances of recovery. If software solutions fail, checking for physical damage and considering professional recovery services may be necessary.

is it formatted?

@@TheArtmann windws recognize the drive, but it says it cant be formated when i tried...was working fine, we hd a power cut, when the power came back , i switched my laptop back on....but i got the message to insert a flSH DRIVE IN DIVE E BUT THE FLASH WAS ALREADY IN Drive E.

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Using a camera with a virtual machine (VM) in Hyper-V is not straightforward since Hyper-V does not natively support direct access to the host's physical webcam. However, you can achieve this through a couple of workarounds: Method 1: USB Passthrough Hyper-V does not natively support USB passthrough, but you can use third-party tools to enable it. Here's how: Third-Party Tools: Use tools like USB Redirector or VirtualHere to redirect USB devices (including webcams) from the host to the VM. RDP Redirection: Use Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to connect to the VM. RDP supports redirection of webcams. Ensure that you enable local resources redirection for the webcam in the RDP client settings. Method 2: Use an External Software for Webcam Sharing You can use software that shares the webcam over the network, which the VM can then access. SplitCam: Install SplitCam on the host machine. It can split your webcam feed and stream it as an IP camera. IP Camera Adapter: Install an IP camera adapter on the VM, which will capture the IP stream from SplitCam. Method 3: Use a Local Web Server Set up a local web server to stream the webcam feed: Webcam Server Software: Use software like WebcamXP or Yawcam on the host machine to stream the webcam over HTTP. Access Stream on VM: Access the webcam stream from the VM through a web browser or media player like VLC. Detailed Steps for RDP Redirection: Enable RDP on the VM: Open System Properties. Go to the Remote tab. Select Allow remote connections to this computer. Connect to the VM via RDP from the Host: Open Remote Desktop Connection on your host machine. Go to Show Options. Navigate to the Local Resources tab. Under Local devices and resources, click More.... Check the Video capture devices option. Access the Webcam in the VM: Once connected to the VM via RDP, the webcam should be accessible as if it were directly connected to the VM. Troubleshooting Tips: Ensure your webcam drivers are up-to-date on the host machine. Check firewall settings if you are using network-based solutions to ensure the stream can be accessed by the VM. Verify that the VM's operating system supports the necessary software for webcam streaming or redirection.

yes. and theecovery location should be different than the deleted location

minumum 8 gb. bt the more the better because of storage space

@@TheArtmann some said that with USB 2.0 pen drive,os experience will be too slow .

@@joshidarshit1 here he comes. Almost 3 years later to explain something that I've learned and avoided ever since. All I can say is "different times" + not knowing much of what I was doing led me to a 6min long rant when it should have been. Wlbut to think that you come as a "hero crusader" and save the day with your comment.. that's just lame my dude

Idk from where you come buddy, but the legality of riding a bike with a clutch and a 750W motor in the EU depends on the specific regulations of each member country and the type of bike. EU Regulations for E-Bikes 1. Pedelecs (Pedal Electric Cycles)** - **Motor Power:** The maximum continuous rated power should not exceed 250W. - **Assistance Cut-off Speed:** The motor assistance must cut off when the bike reaches 25 km/h (15.5 mph). - **Pedal Assistance:** The motor must only provide assistance when the rider is pedaling. These bikes are classified as regular bicycles and do not require insurance, registration, or a driving license. 2. **Speed Pedelecs (S-Pedelecs)** - **Motor Power:** Usually up to 500W, though some countries may allow higher. - **Assistance Cut-off Speed:** Motor assistance can continue up to 45 km/h (28 mph). These bikes are often classified as mopeds or light motorcycles and usually require: - Insurance and registration. - A driving license (specific requirements vary by country). - The rider to wear a helmet. ### 750W Motor Bikes A bike with a 750W motor typically falls outside the pedelec category due to its higher power rating. Therefore, it will often be classified as an S-Pedelec or moped. ### Country-Specific Considerations - **Germany:** Strictly enforces the 250W limit for pedelecs. A 750W bike would be treated as a moped. - **Netherlands:** Similar to Germany, with stringent regulations for anything over 250W. - **France:** Has specific rules and classifications, often requiring higher-power bikes to be registered and insured. - **UK:** Follows similar regulations as the EU for pedelecs but has additional requirements for speed pedelecs. ### General Requirements for Higher-Powered Bikes - **Registration:** The bike needs to be registered with the relevant motor vehicle authority. - **Insurance:** You must have appropriate insurance. - **License:** The rider needs a valid driving license for mopeds or motorcycles, depending on the classification. - **Safety Equipment:** Helmets and possibly other safety gear are mandatory.

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Not compatible

Welcome!

What CPU u have?

@@TheArtmann Update: I ended up finding the file it just wasn't on the chromeos folder, it was inside the Linux mount folder but I have an AMD Ryzen 7640u

Hi. I answered whenever I can, can't change that if I'm bussy. No, it doesn't work for you. I'm pretty sure yours is 1st or 2nd gen which means is not compatible

For now it works only in Hyper-v. I would recommend installing Hyper-v and do it from there

do NOT format. it will make everything worse

@@TheArtmann bro it doesn't select my corrupted pendrive for deep scan When i click on that drive for deep scan it shows "your drive is corrupted" what i will do I am so worried 😟

I'm not sure. Did you do a format, reinstall or what? Better contact a specialist

The service center done a factory reset after the windows crashed.

Give it a few days and tiny11 will be a resource hog also

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