Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Self-Built OS: Windows 7 Professional X64 CPU: Core i7 (2nd gen) i7-2600K / 3.40GHz Motherboard: ASUS P8Z77-V Intel 7 Series Motherboard Memory: DDR3 2400MHz (OC) 16gb Graphics Card: Intel(R) HD Graphics 3000, -1988 Mb Sound Card: 8 ChannelsAudio Chipset Realtek ALC892 Monitor(s) Displays: LG 29UM65 Black 29" Screen Resolution: 2560 x 1080 Keyboard: Microsoft Digital Media Pro Mouse: Microsoft Wireless 6000 PSU: 750 watt Case: Thermaltake RX -1 Cooling: 2120mm Fans Included 1Other Fan Ports 5x 200mm Fan Ports Hard Drives: 840 EVO 250 GB SSD ;2tb (2);Seagate;1tb Seagate; 750 gb Seagate; wd ext (2) 750 gb,WD 2tb X 2;WD 3TB Black Internet Speed: U-verse 18 mbps Browser: Firefox, Chrome and my favorite: Pale Moon Antivirus: MSE Other Info: HdHomerun Dual Tuner.
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I wanted to set up Ubuntu on my computer, and followed the instructions in the first answer to this thread: dual boot - How to install Ubuntu alongside Windows 7/8 - Ask Ubuntu
As instructed, I created a logical partition using EaseUS software. I did this on my H:/ drive, a hard disk drive...
Hi a couple of months ago my system crashed, windows 7 wouldnt boot, and I misplaced my installation disk. I had the problems several times since obtaining the computer several years ago. (Lenovo IDeaPad y450). I attributed the problem to what I believed was a bad hard disk, so I replaced it with a...
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If everything goes well I'll be building my first gaming desktop later this year.
One of the scenarios I'm considering is having 4 hard disks and two OSs,
a1, a2, b1, b2
the a disks would be 128 SSDs each with its copy of Win7,
the b disks would be 1 TB HDDs with data.
I want a1 (when...
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i have some questions regarding dual booting windows 7 home premium x64 with linux fedora 14 on dual independantly dedicated drives. i am a college student with moderate computer (windows) knowledge but am doing software development and would like to play around with some linux for a class....
Hello Everyone ,
i was wondering if anyone could help me in this matter :
i have windows7 and Redhat on my Laptop , i have removed and reinstalled the Windows7 last night and after that lost the Dual boot option , in fact the system is booting on windows7 and there is no option to chose...
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