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Telling Local time:11:25 AM Posted 29 June 2012 - 06:12 AM Sorry about the delay: On the machine I wished to use for the testing, a relatively new 500GB HDD (with the Windows XP system on it) died abruptly (completely) and I've had to do some hardware juggling and image restoration/cloning to get things rolling again.I have tested to my satisfaction the following instructions and the xPUD_MBRfix tool provided by noahdfear and found that they will do exactly what we need them to do. Please let me know if the computer can boot normally to Windows after performing the following steps. On a working computer, download xPUD_MBRfix and save the file to your USB drive/flashdrive (it can be the same flashdrive or a different one as the one you already have bootable with xPUD). On the ailing computer:Insert the flashdrive (or both flashdrives if you choose to use two) and boot the ailing computer to xPUD.Click on File.Expand the mnt icon on the left (click on the little arrow beside the icon).sda1, sda2 etc. ...usually correspond to your HDD partitionssdb1, sdc1 is likely to correspond to a USB flashdrive, external USB hard drive etc.Note: If you choose to use just one USB drive/flashdrive for both the bootable xPUD operating system and the file xPUD_MBRfix, it may happen that after booting to xPUD and looking for the flashdrive, you are not able to find it anywhere. If this happens, simply unplug the flashdrive, wait briefly and then re-plug it back into

Hello all,there is now an APFS driver for bootcamp. to get it, update all software in apple softwareupdate within windows. this new driver means you can once again switch from Windows to macOS accessiblly. for those who do not have Catalina because of this issue , can now upgrade. flashdrive guys do i need usb flashdrive for download and paste bootcamp drivers on it or i can paste it in mac's internal storage?thanks. flashdrive for bootcamp drivers hello,that depends on what model year your mac is. if it's 2015 and later, the bootcamp assistant create temporary partitions for the bootcamp support software, thus not needing a flashdrive. if your mac is earlier than 2015, a flashdrive is needed for copying the ISO and the bootcamp support software, and installing windows and the bootcamp support software.regards,Daniel another question thank you very much, it will be 2020 macbook air. I have another question: do i need again usb soundcard or usb headset for use narrator? or i can use normal headphones whitch i can plug in headphone jack? headphones you can use headphones that plug in to the headphone jack, as the headphone driver is loaded by Bootcamp assistant at the first installation screen of Windows. thx no problem helloGorgie,I'm always glad to hep out with Bootcamp. Keep in mind, though, that it migjht now work when you setup Bootcamp the first time. for me, it didn't work for several trys. the Bootcamp assistant told me to run first ade in disk utility. I did that, however it restored the time machine snapshots that the Bootcamp assistant removed. the download of the Bootcamp support software didjn't work the first time either. I have a slow connection, and it took a long time to download. once it worked, Bootcamp told me that it couldn't partition the disk. finally, I sta. arted the download early in the morning, and the setup of Bootcamp worked. it took a while to install windows 10 and after it was doen. the bootcamp support software lonched. I press option+TAB to bring it into focus. then I proceeded with that installation. after the restart, I check apple software update, and got Bootcamp 6.1, and wifi update for bootcamp. before that, I could not switch accessibily from windows to macos. after however, I could. and my wifi was faster on windowsk too.regards,Daniel A Question regarding boot camp with NVDA Hello.I'm wondering if I can use the touch bar with NVDA to invoke function keys. Is it possible?THX To my knowledge, NVDA and To my knowledge, NVDA and other Windows screenreaders do not support Touch Bar interaction. Using headphones/external soundcard during the windows set up Hi Daniel!!! just wondering this, previously

No need for an optical drive.Your netbook does not come with an optical drive but you can still reformat it using a usb flash drive.I’ve reformatted a lot of desktop computers, laptops and netbooks since I learned how to reformat using a USB flash drive only. Normally, you need an installation CD or DVD to reformat a computer. But here, you’ll learn how to skip that requirement.You need the following to reformat using a USB flash drive:1. The laptop to be reformatted.2. A USB Flashdrive with at least 4GB capacity.3. A copy of Windows 7 or other operating system. You can have a copy of Windows 7 from this direct link to their server. Steps in Reformatting Your NetbookNote: Make sure you have reformatted your flashdrive first and set its format to NTFS for this to work.1. Download Unetbootin. Install it then run it.2. Choose Disk Image then browse to the location of the Windows iso file you have just downloaded. Hit OK and wait for the process to finish. This will take about an hour to complete.3. You now have a bootable flashdrive that you can use to reformat any computer.4. Boot up the netbook that you have to reformat. Hit Delete or F2 before it starts to go to the BIOS.5. Go to the Boot section of the BIOS and make sure USB HDD is the first option in the boot priority.6. Save the settings and reboot.7. Now, the netbook will boot up from the USB HDD or your flashdrive. Choose the language you want to use during the installation then choose the first large partition to install windows in.8. Wait for the process to finish and the netbook restarts. When it does, hit Delete to go back to the BIOS and change the boot priority to the

A disk burner. Get one: Life would be sooooooooooooo ... much easier!I have had no success finding a successful (and legal?) method of creating a bootable XP Recovery Console flashdrive, although a method used to be available on the net once, and I actually do have one myself! That just makes the situation even more frustrating!Let me know if you are having trouble, and we'll see what we can do about using an alternative flashdrive-based solution. As a start, let me know what bootable Linux etc. flashdrives you have available already.Edit: Actually, since you already have a bootable xPUD flashdrive, we can very easily use that along with a downloadable tool from noahdfear! Don't lose that xPUD flashdrive!I might just test that this method works as expected (give me some time), and then I'll post it for you to use if all is OK. Edited by AustrAlien, 28 June 2012 - 02:21 AM. AustrAlienGoogle is my friend. Make Google your friend too. Back to top"> Back to top #37 Kaljinyu Kaljinyu Topic Starter Members 337 posts OFFLINE Gender:Male Local time:09:25 PM Posted 28 June 2012 - 07:26 PM I have xPUD and Ubuntu. But I can get others. And what I planned to do in making a bootable flash drive was extracting the .ISO, and also copying this BOOT.INI file to the drive, and some other files too, but I forgot where I found them. Back to top"> Back to top #38 AustrAlien AustrAlien Inquisitor Members 6,772 posts OFFLINE Gender:Not

10, 2005 1213 posts 107 upvotes Vaughan, On Sep 25th, 2014 1:03 amAfter days of struggling with this ASUS laptop, finally with the aid from audit13 (from his savior asus windows 8 installation DVD) I got windows 8 installed.1st of all, my external dvd-rom doesn't support UEFI bios boot option, and in order to install windows 8 on this asus x202e, you have to boot from UEFI with UEFI supported devices.I formatted a flashdrive with rufus kit with the asus windows 8 installation DVD iso, and format it with GPT UEFI bootable.in BIOS I have to disable "Launch CSM" and enable "secure boot"after UEFI booting from the flashdrive windows 8 iso, do a clean-wipe installation, this would enable GPT on your harddrive, how to tell? GPT will at least creates 4 partitions.windows 8 would still prompt you for cdkey, simply ignore it for the moment.now download and run pkuibx.exe and make sure select MSDM KEY, this will read the OEM win8 cdkey from UEFI bios, write down the cdkey.then activate with the cdkey you have.profit.complete steps : ... iso-2.htmlSep 25th, 2014 7:59 am#16audit13Deal Expert Feb 24, 2003 24208 posts 13113 upvotes Toronto Sep 25th, 2014 7:59 amGlad you got it to work.I also removed the mechanical drive and installed an SSD. It was a 240 GB SSD which I wanted to partition into 2 partitions (100 GB for Win8 and programs, the rest for my data files).When I did a clean install of Win8 onto an Asus Q301LA laptop , I was able to restore the Win8 ISO to a flash drive using Microsoft's USB Download tool. I then booted the laptop from the USB drive, created the partitions using MBR, restarted the installation process, and installed Win8. I did not run into the UEFI issue with the Asus laptop

After alot of work, reading the internet, collecting files/kext;s and lot's of installations, i finally got iATKOS S3 10.6.8 working including every driver on my HP G5000 Laptop. I never tried hackintosh and i'm fairly new into this, i'm still happy everything worked out eventually. iATKOS was never a problem to setup for the very first time, i only once experienced a KP due to wrong customize setup in EasyBeast > cpu management (had all 3 options marked instead of Voodoo PState only).I'll post the steps in 3 catagories that i have performed to archive this for anyone who has trouble installing Hackintosh on similar hardware. iATKOS Install, 10.6.8 Combo Update, Post 10.6.8 Updatenote: I'll be adding the mentioned apps and kext's to googledrive later. If you need them, in the mean time, try google search (That's how i got most of them).==============================================================My Specs;Model: HP G5000 CTODualboot: Windows 8.1 Pro & Mac OS X 10.6.8 (32-Bit)Processor: Intel Celeron M 440 @ 1,86GHz 1MB L2 (MMX, SS2, SS3) x86Bridge: Intel 943/945GMLRAM: 2GB DDR2 (2x 1GB 533)HDD: 250GB mSATADIS: 15,6" 1280x800 @ 60hzVGA: Intel GMA950 128MBETH: Realtek RTL8139WIFI: Broadcom BCM4311Optic: DVD-RW DL=============================================================[Prerequisites]#. iATKOS S3 (v2) DVD#. a free FAT32 Partition (~20GB) on your harddrive. Make sure it's flagged as Primary and NOT Extended. (For windows 7/8 users check Windows Partition Manager)#. multishit 3.10.1.zip (Copy to USB flashdrive or windows partition).#. Patched IOPCIFamily.kext (Copy to USB flashdrive or windows partition).#. Legacy Kernel 10.6.8 v2.zip (Copy to USB flashdrive or windows partition).#. Optional: Mac OS X Combo Update 10.6.8.dmg from Apple site pre-iATKOS or download via AppleUpdate after iATKOS install.[installing iATKOS S3]1). Boot up your iATKOS S3 DVD2). When loaded press forward (-->) on main screen but do not continue on the next page.3). Click Utility's > Disk Utility4). Select your FAT32 Partition and click; Format as: MAC OS Extended (Journaled) and click format. Your FAT32 will now become a HFS+ partition. Close when finished.5). Open Utility > Terminal and type the following commands;diskutil list (check Apple_HFS and partition # eg; disk0s2, remember the last digit and close window.Click Shell, open new window and type (without *);* fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0 -press enter.* flag #(your partition number, for disk0s2 it reads: 'flag 2') -press enter.* update -press enter if prompted for a reboot say 'N' (No). Close the Terminal.6). Back to the OS X Installation window, continue to the third page and select your MAC drive but do not continue.7). Click on Customize at the bottom-left corner of the screen.8). I used the following setup:Bootloader: Chameleon v2.0 RC5 > 32BIT > Graphics Enabled > -pci1 > USBPatches: /Extra > FakeSMC > Disabler > RTC 32-Bit > EVOReboot > USB (all 3 sub options) and removed