Windows 11 installation stick misses a driver for the installation
Windows 11 installation stick misses a driver for the installation. However, the system, which needs a repair installation is on the disk in the notebook an should have folder with all driver software. How please could I find this folder in order to have the windows 11 installation software searching for a suitable driver on this location? Thank you very much.
Monitoring CPU activity
I have just installed an new version of Windows 11. Under my old installation I had a vertical progress bar thingy on my taskbar which showed CPU activity. I found it very comforting when I was trying to decide if W11 was actually working or was just ignoring me. 🤣 How do I get that progress bar thingy again under the new version of W11? ThanksFrequent Blue Screens Under Heavy Load After the Mandatory Windows 11 24H2 Update
Recently, my computer was forced to update to Windows 11 24H2, and since then, it has been crashing with a blue screen most of the time when running under heavy load (such as gaming or rendering). I’ve already tried updating my graphics card drivers to the latest version, but the problem persists. How can I troubleshoot and resolve this?
Wireless Mouse didn't work properly.
as per tittle. My wireless mouse isn't working properly. The click button doesn't work, but the cursor can be moved. Sometimes, everything works fine. I've tried the mouse on other Windows PCs and laptops, and it works fine on all devices. However, when I use it on my laptop, it sometimes doesn't work properly. I've tried several methods, including uninstalling the mouse driver via Device Manager, but the result is the same. is there any other way? fyi : wireless mouse : ugreen mu006 Laptop : MSI Modern 14 Windows : Windows 11 Home version 25H2 Build 26200.8457
We never really knew if our Azure followed CAF or Well-Architected — so we built something
For years we ran Azure environments professionally and CAF and WAF reviews were always the same story. A consultant every 12-18 months, a thick PDF, good intentions — and then nothing until the next one. The problem wasn't that we didn't care. It was that there was no lightweight way to track it continuously. Defender had some parts of CIS. WAF had the assessment tool. CAF had... a whitepaper and a spreadsheet we kept meaning to update. We couldn't answer basic questions like: are we getting better or worse? Which subscriptions are drifting? What would an auditor actually see if they looked at our CAF posture today? Eventually we got frustrated enough to build Anubion — it connects agentlessly to your Azure tenant and runs continuous checks across CIS, CAF, and WAF in one place, with findings prioritised and evidence stored over time. Happy to share more if anyone's interested. But also genuinely curious — how are other teams handling CAF and WAF tracking between formal assessments? If anyone is curious about their scores, you can sign up for at 14 day free trial. The setup is short and you only need a read-only service principal. Check out https://anubion.io/#request-accessGraphics driver missing after Windows 11 system update
I just finished updating the system and restarted my computer, only to find that the graphics card driver had been removed, causing severe issues with the resolution and color display. After reinstalling the graphics card driver, the resolution returned to normal, but the colors are still a mess. How can I fix this?
File History has stopped functioning
My file history program has stopped functioning. I tried searching the internet for some of these error messages and I have not found anything that has a solution that works. I tried deleting the backup on my backup drive, and also deleting the file history data/configuration folders so it would "start fresh" and I still keep getting errors. Here are some of the errors: Also have gotten a bunch of different errors for "reparse points". This is one example. I tried to exclude some of these folders from the backup but it didn't seem to help. But how do I find and eliminate a "reparse point" so it doesn't cause the file history to fail? And why doesn't file history just ignore those folders and go on and back up everything else?
Best Way to Change iPhone GPS Location from Windows PC?
Hello, Recently been looking into ways to change my iPhone's GPS location for certain apps and services that rely on location data. Whether it's for privacy reasons, accessing location-restricted content, or testing location-based apps, being able to modify GPS settings can be useful. Since I primarily use a Windows 11 PC, I was wondering if there's a way to control or change GPS location on iPhone directly from my computer. I'd prefer a solution that doesn't do damage to my iPhone 13. If anyone has experience with this, I'd love to hear your recommendations on software or methods that work best. A step-by-step guide would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for your help!Memory recovering after working with Restore Points
Hello, I rolled back the system to Restore Point and then undid it (using Windows tools), which resulted in approximately 60GB of disk space being lost. In other words, as a result of this “empty” operation, the status of the operating system itself did not change, but the memory disappeared. I cleaned the disk using the standard system tools and deleted ALL Restore Points (displayed in the list of available ones, except for the ones mentioned above, which had already disappeared by that time), but the disk space was not fully restored. Why is this happening? Are there other ways (third-party software) to effectively but safely clean up the local disk? How useful for this purpose could the Microsoft PC Manager app be: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9pm860492szd ? Moreover, other users have a similar question: https://learn.microsoft.com/ru-ru/answers/questions/4324939/question-4324939 https://learn.microsoft.com/ru-ru/answers/questions/3992426/8-1-70
