Why would someone want Windows OS on a dumb POS ?!
Posts by jetjet
18 publicly visible posts • joined 9 Sep 2020
Windows 7 finally checks out as POSReady 7 closes the till on an era
Gelsinger opens up about Intel troubles amid talk of possible split
Russia plans to put a nuclear reactor on the Moon – with China's help
Why the Linux desktop is the best desktop
Red Hat gets RHEL 8.2 certified for high level US government security
Russia bans foreign software purchases for critical infrastructure
Re: Best of luck with that mate
I forgot, I have to rebuild my army again, because a decade long military upgrade didn't go very well even tho we spent a lot of money (I thought yahts and private jets will help the military).
The rest of my hyper non-presize weapons are shattered by the Neonazis.
Too bad I can't import some inteligent services, as mine suck.
But my priority now is to build oil machineries from scratch to extract that damn oil from the ground before existing american pumps start to wear and tear.
The good news is I stole thousands of comersial planes which I leased from the damn West.
Linus Torvalds 'starting to get worried' as Linux kernel 5.17 rc6 lands
Intel's plan to license x86 cores for chips with Arm, RISC-V and more inside
MySQL a 'pretty poor database' says departing Oracle engineer
Utility biz Delta-Montrose Electric Association loses billing capability and two decades of records after cyber attack
What kind of databases these guys use if ransomware was able to encrypt them - MS Access / Excel spreadsheets on a shared drive ot MS SQL files accessible by non-administrators or some self made file based "databases", or admins are just too sloppy to trigger the attack themselves.
Maybe they are hiding something.
Ex-org? Not at all! Three and a half years after X.Org Server 1.20, 1.21 is released
Happy birthday, Linux: From a bedroom project to billions of devices in 30 years
Following Torvalds' nudge, Paragon's NTFS driver for Linux is on track for kernel
You can fix a botched Windows by mounting the hardrive in Linux.
* For example missing files/.DLLs
* Reset forgotten Windows administrator password - easy fix if you access the disk via Linux.
* There are even tools in Linux to edit Registry
* Cleanning Windows from viruses under Linux.
* Data recovery if Windows doesn't start properly, or files are locked etc.
* Windows backup/restore.
* Forensics
* Studying Windows
I used to fix Windows which loops in reboot - marked Windows file system as dirty under Linux (there is a tool for that). Next boot windows fixed it by itself and booted Windows fine.