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You’ll need an internet connection later on, but for the initial install not connecting means you can setup using a local user account rather than having to have to use a Microsoft account. 🙂

This version doesn't. But I think they do make one with wi-fi. www.msi.com/Motherboard/PRO-B760-P-WIFI-DDR4 Not sponsored btw... just being helpful. 😊

Getting obsessed with things you can't see isn't something I participate in. When the cover is put back on they vanish! There's actually over 50 cable ties used to group things up - and the cables were loose to show the connections for the video. They've been clipped up and are a lot tidier now the construction is finished. But it doesn't matter as the case is designed so the cables sit in the middle area anyway. There are vents on either side for the PSU/Drive HotSwap caddies and the fans. These areas are completely clear of cables.

Thanks! I get calls like this everyday. Maybe I'll record a few more... 😂

To sleep, perchance to dream. Which would be tricky with all those LEDs. 😁

Watch the follow on video... th-cam.com/video/3YSUF4pCr0o/w-d-xo.html :)

Bungah bisa mbantu. :)

@@sterntechdaddy wkwkwkwk....

Glad it helped.

Glad it was helpful!

See 6:14 - this is what I do in the video. You can still use a Microsoft Account to sign into Edge and/or OneDrive after the Desktop appears though. But not having a password on a local account means that updating is much easier as it doesn't stall after a reboot. :)

Glad it helped.

Glad it helped. :)

I'm not sure what you're asking...

It mysteriously got left behind after HP Support Assistant and other HP related software was uninstalled... on newer machines it might get removed more cleanly. :)

Glad it helped!

I don’t normally offer advice for problems that aren’t specific to the video, but if it was my phone then I’d remove the email account and the add it again to see what happens. 🙂

@@sterntechdaddy Thanks

Glad it helped. Take a look at the follow on video though. It helps finish things of properly.

Glad it helped. If you want make the fix a bit less messy then see the follow on video. Link in the description.

I use Office 2021 because I really like Outlook. You should try calibrating your touch pad - they work better if you do that. And hardly anyone does this… 🙂

Have a look at the follow on video...

Plus bonus trick for free space at the end. Thank's, that's perfect! ❤

Glad I could help!

Have a look at the follow on video. Link in the description. 🙂

Have a look in Disk Management to see how the partitions are arranged. It depends upon what stage you were at when this happened.

Check the keyboard mapping… if you have a UK keyboard and a US key map then the @ isn’t where the keyboard says it is. And vice versa. 🙂

Restart and then run Windows Update again... sounds like it working... Just keep running it until it says you're up to date. 😊

Glad it helped. Check the follow on video if you want to tidy up a bit.

My pleasure!

Technically it’s a good idea, but home users probably won’t notice anything if they don’t tidy up the messy fix a bit. 🙂

Have a look at the follow on video… it’s a more technically correct tweak to this fix.

@@sterntechdaddy I will thank you 😊

It won’t if you follow it correctly. It’s messy as explained, but technically it’s the simplest and easiest fix for this error. See the follow on video for a tidy up. 🙂

That's a separate error related to Windows Update. There's a few suggestions for commands that reset Windows Update if you search for the error code.

@@sterntechdaddy I've searched/watched several videos and gone through all the steps and nothing has worked. I've manually downloaded and installed the .CAB files myself and nothing has worked. I'll keep searching and hope to find a solution one day.

Does it say which specific update failed?

@@sterntechdaddy No, nothing shows as having failed. My Windows 10 hasn't updated since Sept 2023 (September 12, 2023-KB5030211). I get the following message: "There were some problems installing updates, but we'll try again later. If you keep seeing this and want to search the web or contact support for information, this may help: (0x80245006)". I am running Windows 10 version 22H2 64 bit.

Are you using a VPN? Or Sophos?

If you mean which Antivirus software do I use, then I don't use any! I actually disable the Windows AV and run my systems without and antivirus software running at all. :)

Hi what do you mean by window AV , I have always had mcAfee .

Windows has Anti Virus (AV) included for free. :)

Have you tried a USB keyboard?

Other people have suggested using heat… I’m a bit reluctant to apply heat to 40 year old plastic… 😜 I found the glue used had deteriorated so the metal plate came off pretty easily without having to risk anything.

Glad it was helpful!

@@sterntechdaddy if you don’t mind, what made you change your mind on Velcro versus the cage for mounting the hard drive?

Anything involving glue will deteriorate over time... so although the Velcro is pretty solid and will stick to itself really well, the glue used to stick it to the chassis isn't. There's natural chemical deterioration, but also the possibility of thermal creep - where heating and cooling affects the glue and the weight of the drive might cause it to slide and then fall off. This can't happen if it's screwed into a proper 2.5" to 3.5" adapter. :)

@@sterntechdaddy All good points. We’ve already completed the upgrade with the Velcro. Will let you know if any of that happens. Thanks for the video and feedback.

So the WinRE partition is the fifth partition of HDD0. 🙂 That’s the one you resize by shrinking the partition next to it. Follow this video… then check the follow on video to tidy up the messy fix.

Make sure you adjust the WinRE partition and not the OEM recovery partition. You can run reagentc /info to identify the WinRE partition. Then take a look at the follow on video. Link in the description.

@@sterntechdaddy So I can just leave the 2 recovery partitions (1.12GB and 20.82GB) as is? And just shrink the NFTS partition to 250 mb

Use the reagentc /info command to determine where the WinRE partition is. Then use Disk Management to find it and check how big it is. You shrink the partition next to it by 250MB and then add that 250MB to the WinRE partition as shgown in the video. The 20.82GB partition is the OEM recovery image - I tend to delete that to get the space back. It's the factory image with the version of Windows the device was sold with - not much use if the hard drive breaks as it won't work, and if you restore Windows using it then you'll end up with a very out of date version of Windows and loads of OEM bloatware. If your laptop is older then you might get Windows 8 or even Windows 7 - not Windows 10 or 11. But it delends upon how old the laptop is and if you bought it new or not. 1.12GB is pretty big for a WinRE partition if the reagentc command identifies it as being the WinRE partition, but the messy fix may still work and get Windows Update to install the problem update. If you're not sure what you are doing then don't do anything... you should pay a local tech person to sort it for you.

You're welcome!

Glad it helped. See the follow on video to tidy up this messy fix if you want to.

Have you seen the first video?

It probably won’t fix the sound issues… but Windows Update will be a lot happier. 🙂

Probably won't fix it no. I'll try it tomorrow, literally only happens when I play a game on Steam, so weird! Hey windows being updated is definitely a positive.

You need USB power for both the transmitter and receiver. Then they need to press the buttons so they sync. Then it worked perfectly for me. And still does. 🙂

@@sterntechdaddy I'm powering both with USB, but it still doesn't work, yesterday everything was fine, but now it can no longer transmit the image, on the computer it continues to work, but not on the camera, I don't understand and I don't even know what it could be.

If it's a laptop then check the display settings... if might not be giving a second screen output if it's got a laptop screen it can use instead.

Glad it helped!

Glad it helped.

Glad it helped.

I have a video about how to get access to the data… a reset is the nuclear option that can usually be avoided. th-cam.com/video/h3Q-79ltOSY/w-d-xo.html 🙂

You can use a USB keyboard… it’s mentioned in the video. 🙂

Glad it helped. Take a look at the follow on video if you want to tidy up this messy fix a bit.

Glad it helped. Watch the follow on if you’re interested. Link in the description. It make the fix less messy. 🙂