• WSRolandJS

    WSRolandJS

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    • in reply to: Cloning HDD taking too long. #1595425

      Agreed, time to replace the HD.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Cloning HDD taking too long. #1593860

      In an earlier post of mine: “…I think it’s called Intelligent Copy/non-sector by sector cloning…” I realized I posted that phrase in error; and am finally getting around to admitting it and correcting my error. Intelligent Copy is a part of making full images, not cloning. Next time, I’ll be more careful.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Cleaning Up Registry Keys from Uninstalled Programs #1593751

      “…But the bottom line is that there is no real reason to “clean” the registry, other than in very specific circumstances.” One specific purpose, circumstance, was to remove a registry entry that was calling up a utility that had been “fired” by me, almost entirely removed by Revo Uninstaller Pro. I can’t remember which specific it was, however, that registry cleaning surgical strike did the job.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Cleaning Up Registry Keys from Uninstalled Programs #1593680

      “…Registrar Registry Manager…” For specific targets, for specific purposes, [which NEVER included making PC SlimmerTrimmer, FasterOptimized, and other such worthless attempts] — for getting rid of dead-wood that has dammed the stream a little bit — and for uninstalls that kind of sort of got registry residuals past Revo Uninstaller Pro or free — I have carefully, cautiously, used Resplendence’s Registrar Registry Manager, Auslogics and Wise registry cleaners [they MUST be advanced/custom installed! Use nothing else that comes on their menu!] with success.
      Like you, I make backups before such tactical surgery. And test afterwards.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: How to Wipe System Volume Information From Drive? #1593474

      Did you earlier give each hard-drive and each partition [existing anywhere] a unique name? That way, regardless of usb or dvd or whatever boot, even as the drive letters are shuffled, you will be sure you’re aiming a wipe utility at the proper item.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • I have typed file folder from time to time, probably thread starter also meant to type file folder, which of course, is the same thing as a directory 🙂 However, if thread starter did manage to shovel DOCs into a single file — I’m sticking around to find out just how that was done.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Windows 10 – moving User Folders #1593223

      Thanks Joe for answering the question I asked. Dick

      Sorry for my indirect answer 🙂 I was only thinking of OS and data preservation, and if ever needed: EZ data restoration.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Windows 10 – moving User Folders #1593164

      I do not recommend moving the Users section from OS C to data D; too many troubles if an OS restore or even a data restore is necessary. I have made “parallel” directories on D and “told” each program that writes — to write to a D folder and not to C folder. Now, the material ending in Users[acct name]AppData — that material I recommend leaving on C with the OS.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Where did this page come from #1593071

      …if you had, you might have been signed up for 50 magazines…

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Where did this page come from #1593052

      I visit many advice columns, and if I’m not careful, I’ll accidentally click on the border of an ad somewhere on the advice column page — leading me to do a quick red X on that advertisement page “behind” the advice column page.
      I suspect that might be what has happened to the thread starter.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Will Acronis Do This? #1593003

      “…Then I could use the recovery USB to image my three Windows computers to my external USB drive I use only for backups…”

      Acronis has a way of marrying the license and the program to one computer. Once the license is set for computer A, if computer B shows up with it, either A or B or both will have the installed copy uninstalled. Now, the product should work very well the way you desire to use it.

      I just now realized I misunderstood! My bad, my comment above does not appear to apply here.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Local user password forgotten #1592915

      I posted eariler, so I thought:
      There are no “stupid” threads or posts! We welcome all threads and posts, right everybody? 🙂

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Searching for long file names #1592878

      I remember reading somewhere that a total of 256 characters can be squeezed into a folder & file name “one-liner”; for lack of better technical English; I hope somebody can explain far better than I. I’m in a middle school cafeteria with noisy kids and distractions. 🙂

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Quicken 2017 Asks for Intuit Password #1592830

      Are there any privacy programs running? ?I’m taking a wild guess that possibly a privacy program is now and then a little too assertive in its protection of your usernames, passwords, and information?

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

    • in reply to: Keep an Eye on Disk Health: It Pays off! #1592748

      Bought the family 5PC lifetime license pack offer – $57.00 rounding up total.

      "Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

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