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Just out of curiosity, can you explain what you were asking? It seems unrelated to my question, but if it's not, please explain so I can better understand the terminology/language? If it is unrelated, just ignore this reply.
The only thing I can think of is that you're asking if I'm using...
That's my guess too, but was just hoping to know for sure by hearing from somebody who has used this. I'm assuming not many people utilize this "BDE" feature, since Bitlocker/Truecrypt is pretty much the standard for PC encryption at the moment.
If it's a feature of the drive (I know the...
You're absolutely right, but I actually already knew that (my mistake). About a day after I posted this, I realized that program (Leaktest) only tested outbound connections. I initially figured it was testing inbound, but realized I was wrong after remembering the program connected to a...
I was browsing HD's on newegg.com and saw that some drives have a feature called BDE, or "Bulk Data Encryption" (namely drives by HGST). I know I can use Bitlocker or Truecrypt instead, but was just curious.
From reading here, it sounds like it works like Bitlocker does on a system/boot...
I know this probably seems pretty trivial, especially since it's 10 years old (literally, go look)... but I ran leaktest after a fresh install of Windows 10 TP, and it failed (I didn't alter any Windows firewall settings at all). I'm pretty sure this is a problem with my settings or something...
Thanks for this.
Also, I thought escaping was only necessary when using special characters... I didn't know it was to be used in query's at all, but I can see why, now. It just didn't occur to me...
I appreciate the help.
Nevermind... I just found the answer to this problem here. Guess I should've Google'd first.
You just drag and drop the monitors so whichever one is one the side you want. I know I'm not the only one who never realized that...
Seriously though... how about a tool-tip or something...
I have a Radeon HD 4890 with two DVI outputs, and am running Windows 8.1 Professional.
I have a widescreen LCD attached to the first port, and a regular 19 inch VGA/DVI monitor attached to the 2nd port.
However, when I run Windows with "Extend my desktop to the 2nd display" settings (or...
Kingston. It's their SSDnow300, 120GB.
I checked on their site and all they have is their "SSD Toolbox" utility that reads the information from the drive via software, unfortunately.
I'm putting a small (120GB) SSD inside of a friend's laptop, to replace a 500GB slow mechanical drive. However, I don't want to have to reinstall Windows since the operating system is working fine otherwise. I'm using WinImage to make a .VHD file of the 500GB mechanical drive, but the file is...
Sorry for replying so late... I had forgotten about this post. I meant more like which files a task is actually working with, not it's dependencies. I know things like Process Explorer (or DLL Wizard, etc) can tell you all the dependencies and .dll files a program is working with, but is...
I wasn't sure where to put this thread, but I figured Operating Systems was appropriate since it's mainly a Windows question (although I wouldn't mind the same answer for Linux also). With tools like Process Hacker and Process Viewer (and the list goes on), you can see the dependencies and...