I just reinstalled ExplorerPatcher after not using it for a while. How does it give me the capability of using toolbars? I don't see any setting for that.
Edit: Oops, I'll check out post #18, sorry.
Found a fix (I think). I downloaded the recovery image for the Surface Pro X from Microsoft (didn't know it was available but turns out all the Surface products are). Created the Recovery flash drive as directed, held down the volume - key and hit the power key and voilla`, I'm in the process of...
Not working. I moved the M.2 to my surface, did the first part of Win 11 clean install, then moved it back to the Surface Pro X.
All I get is "Couldn't find a bootable operating system". I still can't get it to boot from a USB flash drive, even now that I've gotten rid of Bitlocker.
If I could...
Good idea, I'll see if I can grab one tomorrow at work. Thanks
Edit: Surface has two USB-C ports but I have a USB-C to USB-A connector so I may just get this to work.
I have my own Surface. I wonder if I can mount the M.2 there and reinstall the OS then put it back in the Surface Pro X?
If it boots then I can do a reset.
Guess I'll give that a try as soon as I get home.
Not sure where this should be posted so I'll start her.
I was installing some programs I normally install and the last one I installed was to add seconds to the taskbar time display. I've done this hundreds of times with no probles, Win 10 and Win 11. It's one of Shawn's:
@echo off
:: Created...
Strange, when I returned to work on the 2nd, I removed the memory then put it back in again. I've had no BSODs since. There have also been several Windows Updates applied. I used it until the 8th then sold it and there have been no problems of any kind.
I don't know if reseating the ram fixed...
I'll pull 4GB leaving 8GB. This is an AIO (All-In-One computer so a little harder to work with but doable. Won't be till after Christmas though.
I want to wish everyone here a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
That's the same warning and same page that was put out in October of 2021. I understand that I assume all risks involved in running Windows 11 on unsupported hardware, but so far there have been no problems. Windows updates of all kinds have continued to be delivered and installed just as they...