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Injured Clematis Recovery - An Update
Comments (4)Harumph harumph. I am certain of nothing in life, but am as reasonably close to certain as can be that I am not the culprit. The break occurred about 10 inches up the vine, much higher than I would weed whack. And, I happened to check the plant the day my family arrived for their visit and was pleased to see that the buds were almost ready to open and would do so during their visit, so I would be able to share the experience with my sister. I initially blamed their manic, 18-month old Golden Retriever, which all week long delighted in plopping down in/on my new hostas and astilbe. My sister, rising to the dog's defense, said that after they arrived the boys were running around the hitching post (upon which the clematis are climbing), playing tag and burning off travel-induced temporary insanity. Of course, if I was flailing around with an industrial-scale weed whacker, blinded by burrs in my eyes and itching from poison ivy, anything is possible. Scratchingly yours, narcnh...See MoreSystem Recovery Problem
Comments (6)This is going to be an interesting issue. Here's why. You are going to have to unplug the old drive from the inside because the bios is going to see that it is there when you are reloading Windows. It doesn't look at the current install that you have. First you need to unplug the old internal CDROM. Second, start up the computer and go into the "Setup" menu, with the external drive plugged in. As soon as you start the computer, there should be some Compaq screen that pops up and tells you to push F10 or something like that to get into the setup screens or what some call the "Bios." The bios is software that runs on your motherboard and allows access to different startup and hardware aspects in your system. You need to go under the startup sequence menu and look to see if the external drive is recognized. If it is you can load Windows from that drive. If not, let me know the exact make and model of the external drive and I can see what your options are....See MoreUpdate on Son in Law
Comments (23)Sending healing thoughts to your son-in-law. Big hugs to you Sue! My future DIL has been in the hospital with multiple blood clots in her lungs. The doctor believes it orginated in the leg and was caused from birth control pills. She is only 21. The doctors are amazed it passed through the heart with no incidence....See MoreW10 upgrade from W7, backup or image for recovery of W7?
Comments (26)A long time ago, I did a Mint Mate install(actual install, not live) onto a 16GB Gigaware USB flash drive. It booted slow as molasses and the first time running apps was just as slow. It ran fine afterward though. I considered getting a faster flash drive such as a SanDisk Extreme, but it wasn't it my budget at that time. I seem to remember playing around with bcd.exe but my memory is short. Some day I'll have to give EasyBCD a try. In the meantime, GRUB works for me. An extraordinarily boring (and embarrassing, mostly because I flubbed customizing GRUB2 because I'm too lazy to learn to use it properly right now) video of my installing Mint Mate alongside Windows 10 in a virtual machine... I suppose the point is that they can, at least sometimes, live happily beside one another. I was really expecting Mint Mate to offer to "install alongside windows" and auto-partition but it did not. Don't some other Ubuntu based distros do that? Or is it just full blown Ubuntu? Anyway, after all my stumbling, doing it incorrectly, redoing etc., Grub now reads exactly the way I want, remembers the previous boot choices etc. ... That's just a virtual machine though. I wouldn't suggest others try it on their real machines. I suppose if one were to practice setting up a dual boot system, a virtual environment would be the safe place to learn, right? BTW, I used Oracle's VirtualBox in the above videos. Free and open source. Oops, I just read the warning on the VirtualBox download page: "Please be aware that Windows 10 is not yet officially supported!" Oh well, seems to run fine for me....See More- 2 years ago
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