ColonelMicrowave
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I've installed my own copy of windows on my computer now, however in file explorer it only shows one of my drives (the one that I selected during the custom install menu) and the other one is not showing up.
Go into disc management, and you'll see both drives there, the second one probably needs to be initialised, or creating a simple volumeI've installed my own copy of windows on my computer now, however in file explorer it only shows one of my drives (the one that I selected during the custom install menu) and the other one is not showing up.
Ah, yeah I do see the second drive there, it's just unallocated. How big should I make the simple volume?Go into disc management, and you'll see both drives there, the second one probably needs to be initialised, or creating a simple volume
The size of the drive, use all the unallocated spaceAh, yeah I do see the second drive there, it's just unallocated. How big should I make the simple volume?
Have you run all your windows updates?Yep, here we go
That’s weird.Yes, I have. It comes up with "You're up to date" after checking for updates.
It's just installing a driver.When I install the Bluetooth driver, for the MTK and MediaTek ones nothing happens when I "Extract all" and run "Asus Setup". For the Realtek one, I see console open for a split second and close immediately when I "Extract All" and run "Asus Setup", but nothing else. Is this supposed to happen?
Oh, how weird, that's naughty, that should have been picked up in testing.IT'S FIXED! I had to go into BIOS menu and the WiFi controller and Bluetooth controller were disabled. They've been enabled now and I can use bluetooth and WiFi now
It's a fresh install of Windows: "I've installed my own copy of windows on my computer now".Oh, how weird, that's naughty, that should have been picked up in testing.
It's not set in windows, it's set in the BIOS.It's a fresh install of Windows: "I've installed my own copy of windows on my computer now".
Oh, my apologies.It's not set in windows, it's set in the BIOS.