SD card photo transfer on Windows 11 computer
Hello everyone I wanted to transfer photos from my SD card to my PC and I see that the SD drive is not recognized or visible my sd drive has 2 usb connectors that work I successfully transferred it using the camera connected to the PC via USB cable I went to disk management: the page is blank???? - I don't see what to do
The RGB lighting on the fan remains on after the Windows 11 system computer enters sleep mode.
After the computer enters sleep mode, the fan stops spinning but the RGB lighting remains constantly on (it turns off normally during the first sleep cycle but fails to do so in subsequent sleep cycles). I have reinstalled the operating system and ruled out interference from third-party lighting control software. I suspect this is caused by abnormal hardware control due to Windows updates. Seeking a solution.People whose hardware is too old to update to Windows 11, What's your plan come October?
I'm currently running an i7-4770 paired with a GTX 970. As much as I would love to, replacing it with modern hardware would be financially irresponsible. Luckily I love to make life difficult for myself so I'm planning to remove windows and switch to Ubuntu (or mint). What is everyone else planning to do come October?Firefox deleted everything for me because of the profiles
A profile tab appeared. so I lost everything! I've tried lots of things since waking up and Google nothing works. Basically he deleted my profile from last night and asked me to create a new profile there are no others even about: profiles there are none so I have a very old bookmark file but there are no mdps with it what to do?Save the date: Windows Office Hours - January 15, 2026
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Windows 11 Home - Update - Bitlocker
Lenovo laptop Windows 11 Home Around November 15 my Lenovo laptop installed a update. When the laptop rebooted it asked for a Bitlocker key. Logging onto the Windows recovery website it wanted to send a validation code to a phone I no longer have. I did the 30 day wait for a Bitlocker recovery key to be emailed. When it arrived I entered the Bitlocker key. On restart it now states 'The application or operating system couldn't be loaded... File: \windows\system32\winload.efi. Error code: 0xc0000225'. Have I lost all the data on the hard drive? Should I disable anything in BIOS - Secure Boot? Windows Boot Manager? Intel Platform Trust Technology? Clear Intel PTT Key? Thanks for the help. DH
