Showing posts with label dual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dual. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
DUAL SIM PROBLEM WAYS Solution 220
DUAL SIM PROBLEM WAYS Solution 220
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Tuesday, October 25, 2016
How To Make Dual Boot Windows 7 Or 8 With Windows 10 Preview
How To Make Dual Boot Windows 7 Or 8 With Windows 10 Preview
Windows operating system supports dual-booting OS – two different operating systems where user can choose which OS to start on system boot up. With latest Microsoft upcoming Windows 10 operating system added lots of features, including Start menu with live tiles, improved command prompt, multi-desktops for multi-tasking, and etc. If you intent to test Windows 10 Technical Preview on top of current existing Windows 7 or 8 or run it in a virtual machine within existing operating system to make the PC a dual boot system.Here’s how to install Windows 10 Technical Preview over current operating system (Windows 7, 8 or 8.1) so that can select which system to boot up on machine start-up.
Note: Before start, make sure at least 20GB of free storage space on internal drives and 4GB USB drive.
Step 1
- Download and install the Windows 10 preview ISO file. Here how to download and install Windows 10 Technical Preview.
- Next, download and install the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool.Note: this software will burn the Windows 10 installer to a USB stick so that can use it like a bootable DVD.
Step 2
- Insert a USB Flash drive into PC. And then launch Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool.
- Select the ISO file by hitting the Browse button and click Next.
- Choose USB device by click the USB device button.
- Select the USB drive insert to PC and then click Begin copying button.
- Click Erase USB Device and click OK to confirm if prompted. The tool will then take a few minutes to copy files to the USB drive to create bootable USB drive.
Step 3
- Next, go to the desktop control panel > Administrative tools > Computer Management > Storage and then select Disk Management to navigate to the disk management tool on PC.
- Right click on C Drive and select Shrink Volume in the bottom window pane.
- Enter the amount to shrink (min 20GB), which will be the size for Windows 10 drive. Click Shrink to allocated space of PC hard drive.
- Right click on the unallocated space and select New Simple Volume.
- In new simple volume wizard, click Next > Next > Next to assign a drive letter > Select “Do not format this volume” and then click Next.
- Click Finish to completing the new simple volume wizard.
Step 4
- Reboot the PC. Hit F11 or F12 as soon as PC reboots in order to select your boot device.
- In Windows setup, click Next and follow onscreen to install the Windows.
- Select the partition that created which marked as “unallocated space” and click Next.Note: Windows will take a few minutes to copy files.
- Once finished copy files, PC will reboot and display a boot menu.
Step 5
- After PC reboot, in boot menu select Windows Technical Preview. It will copy more files and then reboot again.
- Select Windows Technical Preview a second time, after the system reboot.
- In express settings, click “Use express settings.”
- Sign in to Microsoft account or create a new account.
- Verify account by enter the email address and then key in the code that received from Microsoft emails.
- Select “Set this up as a new PC instead” so that can default install of Windows 10. Click Next to enable OneDrive.
Windows will take a few minutes to finalize your settings. Windows will present with the same boot menu and given the choice of existing Windows or Windows 10 Technical Preview.
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Saturday, September 10, 2016
Dual boot Lubuntu 12 10 and Windows XP with RAID 1
Dual boot Lubuntu 12 10 and Windows XP with RAID 1
I recently purchased the GA-78LMT-S2P motherboard with (FakeRAID) AMD SB710 software RAID support. Here are my notes for getting it to dual-boot Windows XP and Lubuntu with RAID 1 (mirror):
1. Install two hard drives of same size on SATA2 connectors 0 and 1 (DVD-ROM drives installed on SATA2 connectors 4 and 5)
2. In BIOS, set "OnChip SATA Type" to "RAID" and follow the motherboard manual instructions in "Chapter 4 Appendix"
3. Create slipstreamed XP Pro 32-bit install disc with RAID drivers using nLite
4. Install Windows XP (create a partition with half the available disk space for install)
5. Install drivers (chipset, video, lan, etc)
6. Verify Internet connection works and download files mentioned here to a usb key or burn to a cd (note: for convenience, Ive bundled all the files into a single archive). Youll use these files later for the Linux setup.
7. Restart and boot from Lubuntu 64-bit PC alternate install disc (make sure its the alternate version and not the LiveCD Desktop version)
8. Select "Install Lubuntu"
9. Select your language > location > no to detect keyboard > English (US) keyboard > English (US)
10. It will warn you that no network interface is detected. This is expected since the Atheros GbE (AR8161) LAN chip drivers are not yet included by default with Ubuntu 12.10. Well fix this in a later step. For now, select Continue.
11. Set hostname > full name > username > password > choose whether to encrypt home directory > set time zone
12. Lubuntu will detect the RAID configuration. Select Yes to activate the RAID devices
13. Select "Guided - use the largest continuous free space"
14. Review the settings and then select Yes to write the changes to disk
15. Leave proxy blank and select Continue
16. When prompted, remove CD and reboot
17. The grub bootloader should now show Lubuntu and Windows XP. Select Lubuntu and login.
18. Copy all *.deb files from step #6 above to /tmp
19. Open a commandline terminal and run: cd /tmp && sudo dpkg -i *.deb
20. After installations complete, reboot and verify Lubuntu can now connect to the Internet
21. If necessary, update the GRUB boot order and timeout: http://askubuntu.com/a/110738
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